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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1937
Page
8
Eastern Standard Time lists Booth 62 at 10 38 A M North 82 at 1 52 P M West 8 19 A M East 3 44 P M Harrison and others appear in a column of notices. Residents report visits operations, meetings, and social events including a district Townsend plan meeting February 14 and a variety of local engagements.
Foster Line arrives in Clare at 11 40 a m from south and returns south at 4 15 p m for Mt Pleasant Alma St Johns Lansing. Buses connect with Great Lakes services at Clare.
Great Lakes Motor S8us Co serves Mt Pleasant Clare Harrison Houghton Lake Proudenville with daily connections to Lansing and Saginaw. The Ladies Union of the Church will meet Friday afternoon at Mrs. Fred Smalley's home, according to the church bulletin.
Vernon Hill Gilbert Howard travels with daughter to Lansing and Flint to bring home grandson Donald Verette for a weeks visit. Donald Bryant departs for Pontiac for work. Several residents visit relatives in Owosso Clare Mt. Pleasant and nearby towns as birthdays and hospital stays mark the week.
The Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Company held its annual meeting in Hastings on January 20. Officers were reappointed, and the company reported a strong year with $405,732,921 in insurance in force, up $16,352,505 for 1936. Total assets reached $1,072,959 with cash resources of $730,410 and government bonds of $664,206.26.
The Redding group met January 29 to study intemients and balanced meals. Nine members attended despite illness and icy roads. Mrs Baluss demonstrated quick vegetable soup which was praised. Laura Burns appointed to finish the year as second leader. next meeting February 26.
Lydia Deterding, former wife of Dutch oil magnate Sir Henri Deterding, was named Princess of the Don by Grand Duke Cyril. The title honors her work for Russian émigrés and is said to be the highest hereditary rank the imperial family awards to non royals. Lady Deterding is Russian by birth.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Maxwell visited the John Smith home then traveled to Mount Pleasant Friday The Meet A While club gathers at Mrs Harold Kile on Vernon Hill February 17 Mrs Oscar Maxwell and children called on Mrs Howard Seabot and newborn son at Tarwell Mr and Mrs Henry Sharp were Sunday evening callers at the Maxwell home
The rain Sunday night increased the local ice supply. Detroit visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wilson who stayed with the Hawkins and Kratz families. Other guests from Gladwin Midland and Lansing were seen visiting and attending events with local residents.
Lowell Penrose spent part of last week at Lansing. Mrs. Burton Bay visited Alma relatives. Clyde McDonald and family joined her for a weekend at the Bay home. Archie Tryon and Donald of Pontiac spent the weekend with the C S Runyan family. Miss Lillian Wood joined Latureéthe Bates for Sunday dinner at the Ervin Orvis home. Mrs. Madge Davis and children on the sick list with Roger Bonham ill. Owen Spink visited Burt Kinne family. Mrs. Kinne slowly improving. Honore Kleiner stayed at Robt Kleiner’s while Robt was in Lansing. Clarence Kirkpatrick of Clare visited the Ervin Orvis home. Forest Leeth traveled to Bay City. Wilma Bay visiting Gleh Bay’s home in Eagle.
Mrs Ellen Gibbs of Midland called at the Bates home on Wednesday. Jean Bates Norma Bates Lyle Bates and Orville Bates visited Sheriff Geo Bates at Harrison Friday. Mack Leeth called at Forest Garver’s home on Brown Sunday. Mable Dargler Coleman spent Sunday at her home. Earl Phimnsey hosted Hem Street family for dinner. Burton Bay Wilma Bay Clyde McDonald and Glen Bay hosted Sunday guests.
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