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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1939
Page
12
Jim avoids Meadowbrook yet keeps thinking of Cecily and Clyde. He visits the village and the drug store where Dolly probes about Clyde while Jim grapples with his feelings, jealousy, and unresolved tension over Cecily.
Jim senses Dolly's rising interest as seven consecutive evenings together reveal her longing for a freer life. He contemplates ending the visits to focus on work and study, while Dolly talks of family, a potential radio future, and a hopeful romance with Herb, leaving Jim unsure of her deeper feelings.
Jim parks near the Cherry Hollow theater where Cecily arrives in a fawn colored roadster. Jeremy Clyde often uses her car to reach the venue. Tonight the company offers the final performance of the season in a small, dimly lit, well filled theater.
A theater audience scene centers on Cecily sitting near the front in a brown dress while Jim scans the room for Jeremy. Two company girls behind him discuss a coast trip and Jeremy’s career, insinuating the boy’s plans and romantic allure as the curtain rises and the performance starts.
A report notes accidents rather than disease as the leading cause of death for persons aged five to nineteen, emphasizing the need for safety measures and public awareness to reduce preventable fatalities.
Invitations extend to all for a shower Saturday night February 18 at the Price home honoring Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller whose home burned recently. The community notes changes in housing and caregiving as locals help and recover.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Ambrosier stayed with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ambrosier, from Friday to Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Ambrosier joined Saturday. They visited Sag inaw and Wenona Beach, with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thatcher. D. Butterfield of Sag inaw vacations at Cleak Lake. C. Thayer shopped in Clare on Saturday.
Gilmore Center Gilmore Church of Christ lists service times including 10:00 song service 10:15 communion 10:30 sermon and 11:00 Bible School led by Alvin Wood with theme Peter Heals a lame Man. Evening Young People meeting followed by 8:15 sermon on pardon with Acts 4:12. Social notices mention guests and hospital update for Dale Burgess.
Sunday gatherings at Ferrell Corners include Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kleiner hosting Mrs. Kleiner’s mother and James Rudolph from Farwell. Clare visitors Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Hay stopped by. Dr. H. G. Kleekamp and Mike Delaney joined the Hays at Stump Hill. The Myers of Mt. Pleasant visited the Gerbers. Mrs. Preston Bonham is ill with gall stones. Guy Perry family joined Claude Fordyce for Sunday dinner in Gilmore.
The forecast predicts six more weeks of cold weather after a sunny day. A school bus followed the children early Wednesday due to a storm. Mrs. Dale Motney hopes her mother recovers soon. Mrs. White visited Mrs. Motney, with Mr. and Mrs. Bradford of Clare stopping by C Motney’s home. John List traveled to Harrison on business last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rosted visited the List home on Thursday.
Clayton Barber remained confined to bed after returning home from Clare hospital last Thursday. Lee Sowle and his Lincoln Park wife visited his parents from Friday to Sunday and then traveled to Cadillac to see Lee's sister Mrs. Alva Moore and family. They also visited Lee's brother in Clare and dined with Mr and Mrs H Sowle. Janet Marian Geiger joined Sunday dinner with her maternal grandparents at J Livingst On home.
Fire Tower Jr and Mrs Halstead return from Lansing where they attended Farmers week program and report a fine, beneficial time. Miss Cleo Tryon, working in Lansing, is home for a few days. Mrs Pearl Tryon is on the sick list. Sore throats seem epidemic. Junior Powell, absent a week with ear trouble, is better but not yet able to return to school. Mr and Mrs Louis Colton and children, Mr and Mrs R J Powell and Miss Doris visited Stanley Wigon’s Sunday. Louise Colton’s boy has been haying chicken pox. Mrs Grant MeLane remains poorly. Miss Dorig Powell visited Miss Hester Miller in Farwell Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Harley Bentley called on them Sunday. Mrs AAA Petry of Gilmore visited.
Colville residents report social calls and weekend visits. Mrs. Beatrice Allen and Mrs. J Yoder of Harrison were visited by Mrs. Jay Clute and Mrs. Ruby Thompson. Flint visitors include Melvin Willets family and Theron Brooks group visiting Davis family and Hila Empey. Mrs. A D Hampton traveled to see Floyd Garver family. Floyd Gordon stayed with parents near the Brand. Ladies Aid met January 25.
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