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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1927
Page
3
The Clare Sentinel asks readers to request Judge Dorsey print probate notices through the paper. The note indicates notices are published as second class matter and urges involvement for timely dissemination.
Clarence Gray left for Flint last Monday to spend Christmas with relatives. Local residents hosted visitors over Christmas from Flint and Skeils. A boy fell into the river but was cared for. many people attended a Skeils school program and Christmas events at Brand school and Eagle church. Families including the Myers, Hilborn, Hartman, and Dysinger households shared holiday gatherings and hospitality.
Mrs Thomas Harris shows writing skills while Grandma Teale remains ill. Jim Lansing visits Ike Lansing. Wm Lansing relatives from Canada join Christmas. Chas Sherman from London Ontario and wife visiting. Alice McFarlin wed R Williams at her father's home December 24 with Severson and Gilson families present. Herrick church Xmas exercises attract large crowd. Fred Morris of Detroit visits uncle Joel Presley. Wm Marlin ill but improving.
Chester Myers attended exercises Friday night at the West Grant school. Families from Bennington Gladwin New Jersey and Piint gathered for Xmas with J A Kiggens Ralph Myers and others. The gathering included W B Myers and three children Beatrice Gerald and Chester and extended to Timt and A Hutchinson households.
Community updates include mail routes with Cliff Powlison in Durand and Mr. Holmes covering in absence, with Van Horns returning from Mt. Pleasant to their Nor way lake ranch. Social visits unfold as Delling and Burns families host Christmas meals and attend town events, plus children entertain at Windover school house with praise for teachers and helpers.
Mrs Hannah Mack of Clare visited relatives this week and many friends hear Rev Le J Tead is ill. Holiday guests at Mr and Mrs Burton Ray include her parents Mr and Mrs John Ramsey and Kenneth, Mr and Mrs Guy Siscoe and three children, and Mr and Mrs Clydé McDonald. Jay Clute and children spent Xmas with Mr and Mrs Jas Thompson. Miss Bernice Allen spent Xmas week with her parents. Miss Hazel Waite and Percy Stough wed Christmas day by Rev Frank Bates. Mr and Mrs Chas Morris and sons Morris and Stanley of Flint were part of the holiday gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Wm Arnold joined Xmas guests at the Bartons. Mr and Mrs Henry Kleiner Sr hosted Xmas dinner with Ernest Henry and families and Mrs Chris Webber from West Grant. Thos Hutchinson held Xmas dinner at his brother Robert’s home. The program pleased a large crowd with praise for Mr Nash’s training of the children and Santa present as usual.
The Lake George resort Xmas exercises were well attended with events held in the hall due to floor damage in the school building. Several families and residents visited, returning home for holidays. multiple names and places mentioned reflect a busy community gathering.
The Pratts school presented a Christmas program with a festive display. Children participated alongside tres and Myers in a cheerful celebration marking the season.
Miss Ella Alger from Pontiac spent Christmas with her parents Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Alger and returned Monday. Burt Lloyds hosted relatives including Mrs. Mary Lloyd and sons Glen and Ray, and Art Lloyd. Several other locals hosted guests from Harrison Dover Clare Alma Herrick and Hart as well as family updates from the Murphy, Potter and Haught households.
A Charles M Schwab quote asserts that any man can learn to do what others have done with enough effort and focus, emphasizing the value of self discipline and practice. The remark frames achievement as attainable through dedication rather than innate talent.
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