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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1925
Page
9
A local grange will hold its meeting on March 6 at the Arthur town hall. Members are invited to attend and discuss community issues and upcoming events.
The correspondence notes a February thaw with Donald Davis taking Mr. Schneider to Mr. Pleasant on business last Monday. A cake walk at Case school house raised $6.00. Sydney Colosky marked his thirty third birthday last Wednesday as about thirty neighbors gathered at his home for a day with his family.
The column by Chas. J. Giil With Grill & White ends with a note that the continuation will appear next Friday. The text references ongoing coverage and teases further installments.
Chester Sprague and family visit Wm Arnold and Jim Calkins of Lake George on wood Wednesday. Local residents Mr and Mrs Wm Kube travel to Clare on Wednesday. Wmerson Burton from Mann Siding visits C Sprague on Thursday. Himar Maesall of Ferguson Lake calls on Wm Kube Saturday. Sprague and son Ernest visit Farwell and Clare Saturday. Mrs Henry Wellman of Lake George cares for her sister Mrs A Abbott and baby. Arthur Kube and son Bobbie visit Mr and Mrs Wm Kube Sunday. Martin Graves and Mrs Graves visit N J Billgren Sunday.
Geo Scott travels to Clare on Thursday and Friday. Loomis resident Bert Bergey visits relatives the Holmes at Lake. D Scott and family attend Clare show. L J Martin visits Saginawa. Geo Cosgrove moves to Clare. Dan Landis fishes with Stockbridge friends. taffy pull at M Schilling’s draws praise. Owls meet with eighty attendees at Gleaner hall. weekly Saturday gatherings encouraged.
East County Line notes the Kleiveneit family grieving the death of their wife and mother last Saturday morning January 31 with a funeral held February 3 at the German Lutheran church. It also lists ill and recovering residents including Mrs. Sam Lids ter and Alice Codling undergoing mastoid operation, plus other local social updates.
ARTHUR CENTER notes slow sleighing return while Mrs. Lidster lies ill. Leo Coats had appendicitis surgery. Kenneth Roller endured a miserable night. Mrs. Geo Bates and daughter visited. Dale Amy born to Ralph Amy and wife. Billy Taylor visiting. The flu keeps Vernis and Gordon Hale indoors.
Lake George area notes list illnesses and visits as George Davison is on the sick list. Residents travel between Shepherd Mon Clare Vernon Ithaca Vernon and nearby farms with care for relatives and weekend visits. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Austin and enjoyed a fish dinner.
Sunday school readings and preaching plans at Colvinol Col on. Local families share visits including Mr and Mrs Will Gerow and Mr and Mrs Bert Rutter with relatives in Hast Sheridan and West Grant. Marshall Bonham buys Will Hamptons farm to take possession April first. Church basement work advances and volunteers invited for help and a free supper. Geraldine Hampton visits Vestaberg. A D Hampton and Agnes join Will Hampton at Mt Pleasant.
Basil Williams visited relatives in Midland and friends in Saginaw last week. Several local residents, including the Randalls, Robinetts, and Williams families, hosted visitors and extended visits. Harold Williams broke his arm. others were ill with la gripe.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Six stay at the home of her parents, Chas Gaddy, during a family visit.
Community members grieve as the McGoogan family faces the death of Jané and extended kin travel from Penn Syracuse Detroit to mourn. Several visits and health updates accompany a fragile winter period with feeds of illness and recovery. Readers are urged to phone news to the correspondent.
Mrs Glenn Blystone hosted a Pedro party Saturday night for her husband’s birthday. A goodly number attended and the evening ended with lunch and well wishes for many more birthdays. Several neighbors visited D W Comers and other locals were mentioned in social notes.
Grain Dealers' Journal notes that to elevate business above visible opportunity one must pump and hump resources. The quote frames effort as essential for growth and market rise.
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