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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1936
Page
11
Hugh Marsh encounters Ellen and Ronny Pendleton at a dim Moorish style restaurant. Ellen reveals Jerry’s interest lies elsewhere, stirring pain and tension. Sloan orders a vacation for Hugh, citing illness risk as work presses him toward a breakdown.
Hugh contemplates a week off to clear his mind while Corrie seeks a dinner out and a chance to reset. The plot threads follow domestic strains, Jo an Whitney’s divorce suit, Ellen’s art school ambitions, and Hugh’s invitation to a hunting club as relief from mounting pressures.
On Monday morning Hugh joins Doc Hiller and two of his friends for a week long hunting trip. They travel with duffle bags and gun cases, Rappaport and Akin in the rear, Rap’s English setter Laddie aboard, two more setters boxed on the trunk rack, and head toward a hunting preserve near Tunkerstown as autumn colors blaze along the hills.
Mr and Mrs Charles Manwaring visited Charles Adleblue and Mrs Charles Manwaring is on the sick list. Lena Price stayed with Isabelle Weldon while Gerald and Myr Price from Harrison visited their parents Jerry and Mrs Price Sunday. Russell Davis and Mrs A W Bitters called on Chas Bitler Saturday. Dan Price and Mrs Price attended the F U meeting at Hatton Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mayhew Mrs Bertha Price and Mrs Lewis Churchill attended the County meeting of the Farmers Union at Hatton Thursday night All report a good time. Mr and Mrs Chas Adelblue and grandson Aaron spent Sunday evening at Chas Bitler's. Mr and Mrs Jerry Price and daughter Beatrice Mrs 3 Price and Mrs Chas Bitler attended the show in Clare Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Plaine moved in with Mr and Mrs Ross Coe in Southeast Sheridan. Ross notes his clothes now fail to fit. Terrank Coe of Pontiac visited Thursday and Friday with brother Fred Coe and wife. Fred Coe and family shared supper Friday night with relatives. Jimmie Coe joined uncle and aunt visits. Nearby families called on Loomis and Cobleigh homes. Sunday dinners featured Simon Geiger and Jenet with J Livingston, and Mrs GC Carpenter at Langin residence.
Worship service at 16 06 a m with communion each Sunday and Bible School at 11 00 a m. Pastor Earl B H Vayette. Wm Tanner ill at home with flu. Helen Olger pneumonia. Mrs Willey off part last week due to sickness. Dewey Olger serves as janitor at the schoolhouse.
Promotional note offers a 25 cent test for irritation or weak bladder with frequent urges and burning. Advises drinking boiled water and using a bladder laxative with eight ingredients including buchu leaves and juniper oil. Claims a refund if not pleased in four days from druggist A. K. Anderson in St4.
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