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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1928

Page

2

Honor Roll and School Board Actions at Clare High

Forty one students earned average B marks and made the Honor Roll across grades. The Board of Control of Athletics set basketball admission at 25 cents for grades four to six and 15 cents for under four. restrictions on insignia to athletes and transfers were approved. various class activities and Christmas programs noted.

Board of Control of Athletics Clare High School Athletic Association

Local News Bits From West Branch Area

N A Densmore and wife traveled to West Branch on business. A group of Detroit hunters spent the last portion of the week at Mrs. Bertha Randle’s home. Clarence and Floyd Randle with wives and baby visited their mother Mrs. Bertha Randle and brother last week. Rolce Smith helped move the Grange hall at Elms Grove.

N. A. Densmore West Branch Detroit Bertha Randle Clarence Randle Floyd Randle Rolcce Smith Elms Grove

Elm Grove Sunday Visitors Fill Local Homes

Mr and Mrs Otto Hildebrandt and daughter Betty and grandmother Hildebrandt of Arthur were Sunday afternoon visitors at Mrs B Raymonds. Ben Gardner spent Sunday with family then returned to Flint Monday taking his wife and children to Saginaw for a week visiting friends. Mrs W Tryon and daughter Zella visited James McClung and family. Mr and Mrs William Butters and children Tommy and Ruth of Grand Rapids spent Sunday with his parents J W Butters. Burt Hess returned to Flint after a few days with family as men moved the Grange hall across the Kirkbride farm.

Otto Hildebrandt Betty Grandma Hildebrandt Arthur B. Raymond Ben Gardner Flint Saginaw W. Tryon Zella James McClung William Butters

Brown Corners Update From Local Notes and Visits

Mrs A Atwood remains under doctor care but shows improvement. Mrs Clara Freed returns from Indiana to visit son Tony and family. Mr and Mrs Jesse Newman of the Hardwood visit daughter Mrs Glenn Lower and family. Butchering remains a leading local occupation. Harold Sunday travels for Windstorm Insurance Co. Sunday School connected with Brown and Redner schools plans a Christmas program. Verne Lower returns to Fint work after visiting brother Glenn.

A. Atwood Clara Freed Indiana Tony Jessé Newman Hardwood Glenn Lower Harold Sunday Windstorm Insurance Co Brown and Redner

Brand resident Vernell Mickle visits family over Sunday

Vernell Mickle visited his brother Vane and grandparents over Sunday. Charlie Kleinhardt suggests placing an ad in the Sentinel to learn how many people have lost sheep. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Coulter called on Mrs. A. Atwood Sunday afternoon.

Vernell Mickle Brand Vane Charlie Kleinhardt Sentinel Clair Coulter A. Atwood

Infant Baby From Flint Buried At Clare

The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Faught of Flint died last Wednesday and was brought to Clare for burial. Weekend visitors at Burt Lloyds included Glen and Ray Faught, Mrs. Mary Lloyd of Pontiac, Mr. and Mrs. Dale and children of Herrick, and Walter Heirholzer of Colvinville. Mrs. Nelson Howard stays in Flint caring for daughter Mrs. Harry Faught. Miss Ella Alger of Pontiac visited O J Alger over the weekend. Turkeys were stolen from Henry Walters and chickens from J Emerson in Hatton area. Earl Howard of Pontiac and F Tubbs of Herrick spent Sunday with Nelson Howard. Miss Wilson and students are busy with Christmas entertainment preparations.

Harry Faught Flint Clare Burt Lloyd Glen Ray Mary Lloyd Pontiac Dale Herrick Walter Heirholzer Colonville Nelson Howard O. J. Alger Ella Alger Hatton Henry Walters Wm. Battles J. Emerson Earl Howard F. Tubbs Miss Wilson

Local Social Notes From Harrison and Nearby Areas

Dr Jones and son returned from a deer hunting trip with two deer. Mr and Mrs Murphy and sister Ina Rose visited Saginaw. Will Henderson moves to Al Crigier house as new County Clerk. Schaafs and children travel to Detroit to visit his mother. Merlan and Kenneth Budd stopped at Guy Lights in Greenwood en route home from Port Clinton Ohio. Zeno Budd stays with the Allens. Ida Babcock returns home near Gladwin after three months with Ollie Hallet. Mrs Hubert moves to live with daughter Mrs Frank Rush. Martha and Ernest Bringold stay with Mr. and Mrs.

Dr. Jones Wm. Murphy Ida Rose Saginaw Will Henderson Dover al. Crigier House Second Street Fred Schaaf Detroit Frank Schaaf Merlan Kenneth Budd Port Clinton Ohio Guy Lights Greenwood Will Roland Zeno Budd Jesse Allen Ida Babcock Ollie Hallet Gladwin

Local Social and School Notes from Beaverton

Mrs. Charles Amble and family share school details. Bible class tied comforters at the church and held a noon pot luck. Ammon Coffman and Reginald Reid travel to Clare on business. Dave Roth leaves for Muskegon and returns.

Ammon Coffman Reginald Reid Clare Dave Roth Muskegon Arthur Sheffield Saginaw Sam Bruce Marie Grouch Greenwood

Origin of the nickname nickname etymology

The term nickname evolved from ekename once meaning an additional name. Early writers used ekename in the fourteenth century and from 1530 to today the form nickname has been in use.

Ekename

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