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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1922
Page
2
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The party traveled from Mt Pleasant visiting Clifford's parents and Mrs Jenota Vreeland and others. On returning they passed Indian school grounds where a boiling radiator caused alarm among children who chased them with cries of tea kettles. Mrs George Burch left a visit with Miss Parkbill of Mt Morris and friends in Flint.
The community mourns Florence Porterfield nee Cooper. Florence passed away and details of the bereavement are shared with neighbors. Little Orin and Lorin Miner visit their aunt Mrs. Lewis Lantacabeiser for a few days.
Bert Kicok called on business Wednesday as residents greet visitors from Cherry Hill and Saginaw. C D White and two sons visited. rye straw haulers from the area. Mrs Frank Cosgrove spent Wednesday with Mrs John Barons. Guy Beard and Windover welcomed a newborn daughter. Kathryn Cosgrove recovered from tonsillitis and returned to school.
Mrs. James Robinette and children from Clare spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs A Gerew. Elisabeth Bierley sent Alma to visit friends. Lawrence Bierley took a business trip to Rosebud returning. Ruth Myers spent the weekend at her Clare home. Earl Bringold of Greenwood visited Arthur Enbe home on Sunday. Mrs A G Kube stayed Saturday night in Farwell. Lewis Lambert weighed fourteen pounds after a week’s weigh-in. Mr and Mrs Ervin Calkine of East Lincoln visited the Calkins couple on Sunday. Don Luce, a Farwell High School student, spent the week at home. Henry Canfield W Bicknell and F Bolbrook of Clare spent a cozy weekend at a Bierlay cottage.
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