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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1946

Page

3

Middleton grows stronger. outdoors daily

Herbert Middleton is able to get outdoors for a while each day. Mr and Mrs Albert Lee welcomed a ten pound son born at Mt Pleasant Hospital on Wednesday January 28. Sunday guests included Mrs Leslie Mapes and daughter Karen, plus niece and husband Mr and Mrs Robert Jels on of Alma, four nephews Jim Mapes and Dianne of Ypsilanti, and Mrs Jerry Anderson and son Wendell visiting Mr and Mrs Higia Elickok.

Herbert Middleton Albert Lee Mt. Pleasant Hospital Leslie Mapes Karen Robert Je Lson Alma Jim Mapes Dianne Ypsilanti Jerry Anderson Wendell Higia Elickok

Pleasant Valley social notes show locals visiting and family updates

Sunday evening visitors at the Herman Bank home included Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kleiner and Migs Hattie Bechtel. Clare residents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cook joined Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Randel. Other locals attended weddings, visited relatives in Flint and Detroit, and noted service member Donald L. Bryan’s arrival in Los Angeles after forty months in the armed forces.

Otto Kleiner Migs Hattie Bechtel Herman Bank Tom Cook Clare Tom Randel Jack Hemstreet Bay City Robert Watson Piint Owen Spink the Eagle Mayme Runyan Donald L. Bryan Los Angeles Calif Donald Oahu Island Burton Bay Glen Bay Alfred Bay Lowell Penrose Helen Flint Detroit James S. Gerow Pontiac Hemstreet M. G. Davis Henderson Farm Lewis Warner George Hemstreet Bruce Smith Gordon Ruby Marie Osborn Otisville Donald Kleiner Chelsea Bdon

Trinity of God to headline Eagle Sunday services

Reverend M. R. Honderich will speak on The Trinity of God at Sunday morning services. Local residents and families gathered for dinners and visits including Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hutchinson, Mrs. Julia Hutchinson, and many others. Gerald Hodzés returned home from overseas with honorable discharge to be with family.

M. R. Honderich Trinity of God Jennie Bates Mayme Runyan Norman Hutchinson Ernest Kleiner Lawrence Hutchinson Cherie Ann Julia Hutchinson Dicky Watson Walter Klein Dick Watson Flint Alton David Donad K Ernest Kleiner Ike Hampton Wetdman Frank Poet Frank Barton pDenard Kielney Chelsea Henry Barton Clare Myr Hefiry Kleiner A Ton David Robert Kieiner Rith Anh Gerald Hodzés

Choir Practice and Social Visits Move Through the Community

Last Friday evening choir practice occurred at Mrs. Ernest Kleiner's home with good attendance. Nearby, Bryan Miller and party fished on Long Lake and reported a large catch. A. H. Hutchinson and Ted Marshall enjoyed supper at the R. N. Hutchinson residence.

Ernest Kleiner Bryan Miller Bryan D Jakie Oren Miller Gale Lowell Howard Lake George Long Lake A. H. Hutchinson Ted Marshall R. N. Hutchinson Dick Stephenson Flint Glenn Poet Robert Miller Cecil Hodges Beaverton Gerald Hodges Lawrence Hutchison Cherie Ann Walter Kleiner Diana Lynn Lisette Weber Mack Leeth Mrs. Leeth

Shoppers and visits circulate Clare area on Monday

Greenwood Center residents Mrs Verne Woodin and Mrs James Darling and son shopped in Clare Monday. Bert Douglas and others visited Clare with Vir ginia Gordon and Roy. Virginia received arm treatment from Dr Born. The group also included Mr and Mrs Hudson Jones and Roywell Clark. Burt Douglas hosted a birthday gathering with Mr and Mrs Lew Light Mr and Mrs Russell Haught Harold Haught and Tom Crawford of Temple.

Verne Woodin James Darling Clare Bert Douglas Parshall Virginia Gordon Roy Virginia Born’s Hudson Jones Roywell Clark Lew Light Russell Haught Harold Mrs. Haught Tom Crawford Temple Burt Douglas Mrs. Light Douglas

Local Families Share Saturday Night Supper

Franklin area residents recount a Saturday night supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rawles and family with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lyons and family and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Erisken and family. Elmer Price on a ninety day furlough from the Army visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Price after discharge on December 14, 1945 and re enlistment. He will return to Fort Leonard Wood March 17. Mrs. Elmer Lyons spent time with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons.

Albert Lyons Tom Erisken Ivan Rawles Edward Underwood Clare Chi& Price Elmer Price Cliff Price Elmer Army Fort Leonard Wood Elmer Lyons John Lyons Jake Perry Pelleston Hebert Fordyce Mary Helen Archie Fordyce Saginaw Egbert Fordyce Wellington Robison Lew Hamrock Alvin Wood Rick Rickels Mr. Rickles Gilmore Lamont McAlvey Ed. McAlvey Lamont McAlvey Home Dale McAlvey M. L. McAlvey

Dover News Local Social Notes Highlight Visitors

Born to Mr and Mrs Courtney Bauer at the Midland hospital a son Donald James. Don Pelch arrived home from overseas visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Bruce Peich. Claude McCreary family moved to the McKay farm. Various relatives visited or were visited including Art Saul Pete Hanes Everette Allen Bob Miller St Pilgrim Gerald Lawson Dale Montney Clair Walters Tommie Dwyer Hart Bayer Join Bauer and Davie Wai tes.

Courtney Bauer Midland Hospital Donald James Don Pelch Bruce Peich Claude McCreary McKay Art Saul Pete Hanes Everette Allen Bob Miller St Pilgrim Blain Gerald Lawson Detroit Dale Montney Clair Walters Robert Walters Tommie Dwyer Clare Delwar Alfen Anna Hart Bayer Bauer Tha Hegpitel Tragnotia Atia Davie Waitéis He -Bidie Tire Ditt Dack Grover Farwell Dover

Local Social Notes From Clare And Area

Mrs Bellé Dellerec and Mrs Glenn Lower hosted events last week. Resident families, including the Garvers and Otts, hosted or visited relatives in Clare Kalamazoo Detroit Carson City and North Star with church meetings planned for February.

Bellé Dellerec Glenn Lower Sanford Mottard Dna

Sunday Dinner Guests and Church Fund Drive

Arthur Center Mr and Mire William Gruno were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Harley Coats and family. Sunday afternoon callers at the Eugene Orvie home were Mr and Mrs Wellington Badgley and Paul Athey. The Taxis Club will sponsor a penny supper on Thursday February 7 at eight oclock to raise money for the church building fund with a program before the supper.

and Mire William Gruno Harley Coats Eugene Orvie Wellington Badgley Paul Athey Taxis Club

Local Notes From Hamilton Center And Nearby

Mrs Zora Blackmon returned home in Temperance after two weeks with relatives Mrs Ida Price and Elroy. Jeffery Pitts of Nova Statia is reported deceased, funeral attendance declined due to distance and cold. Mrs Chas Adeblue shows some improvement after surgery last week. James McGuire reports a very sick cow. Mrs Oliver Smith of Clio and Mrs John Reed visited Mrs Edd Dady on Sunday.

Zora Blackmon Temperance Ida Price Elroy Lawrence Mayhew Jeffery Pitts Nova Statia Chas. Adeblue James McGuire Oliver Smith Clio John Reed Edd

Gilmore Center and Church News and Obituaries

Gilmore Center and Gilmore Church of Christ report services and events with Pastor Howard L Krause. Local residents Rick Rickels died after long illness while Major Lamont McAlvey and family visit, and Ruth Stanley and Clelan Graham wed at St Johns Methodist Church.

Rowetta McAlvey Lamont’ McAlvey Ed. McAlvey Rowena Ruth Stanley Ad Clelan Graham St. Johns Methodist Church

Gilmore Grange Notes And Local Returns

The Gilmore Grange week urges higher attendance as January 31 meeting night. Mr Rickels, a Gilmore pioneer, died at home near Littlefield Lake after months of illness. The Gilmore Extension Club met with lessons on glove making and several Gilmore boys returned home from service in the South Pacific and the Philippines.

Grange Rickels Gilmore Littlefield Lake Gilmore Extension Club Paul Brown Bill Wood John Frederick Shilling Detroit Gilmore Boys Milan Robigon Howard Cook Wayne Phipps South Pacific Billy Ingraham Philippines Grandma Trumfila

Barbara Perry’s Ninth Birthday Party Celebrated

A birthday party was held at the Clare Perry home for Barbara Perry, daughter of Mr and Mrs Perry, on Saturday January 26. Ten guests attended with games and prizes. Barbara received gifts and refreshments included ice cream, cola, and cake. Many happy returns to Barbara. Buy Bonds Bring the Boys Home.

Tome Clare Perry Barbara Barbara Deéay

A Letter Exposes Steel Wage Demands and Industry Impact

The letter to the President argues a 15 cent hourly wage offer is the limit, meeting 60 percent of the union demand and raising direct labor costs by about 60 million dollars annually. It warns a higher raise risks steel prices, job losses, and broader economic harm, urging consideration of public interest and industry impact.

Philip Murray New York Washington White House Murray OPA Cory Jon

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