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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1922
Page
3
Miss Peart Langworthy of Leroy spent ten days with Mr and Mrs Frank Rilette and Mrs Frea Allen. Bernard and others visited John Abbott. Mr and Mrs James Thompson called on Mr and Mrs J B Allan on Wednesday.
Mrs Larson returned from a trip to Coleman on business. Irma Nelson and Pauline Degeer of Midland visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Degeer. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs Lansingle’s, Thorsday. Ford Brammer of Harrison visited neighbors. Byron Black entered hospital after returning to Hinds for treatment.
Windover and Clare residents visited neighboring towns and hosted gatherings at local homes. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs Congreve's home adding one new member to reach twenty six. next meeting planned for March 8 at Mrs Delling's. Opal Norton and Pearl Moore are ill in Clare with pneumonia. friends wish them quick recoveries.
Groundhog shadows forecast six further weeks of winter. Local residents Raymond Cornwell and Mary Gay hosts, with visits by Mr. Adams and Mrs. Mary Gay. William Timm returns healthy from Ann Arbor. Daemos Wright visits to drum up grocery trade. West Grant girls at home due to Clare jailhouse closure. Game Warden Pettit checked trapping law violators but no arrests or trapping occurred.
Mr. and Mrs. John Garver and Lorin visited Sunday with Mrs. Ellen Garver and family. Norma Roush visited Sunday with Ethel Teall. Myrtie Harger visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Sert Teall. Mrs. A. Alwood visited Wednesday with Mrs. James Harger. W C Alwood and Beulah, Arthur Lower, Myrtle Harger, Rev E M Roush and daughter Norma attended prayer meeting at Dover Wednesday night. Mrs. Homer Latison visited Monday with Mrs. A Atwood and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lautsenbiser of North Arthur visited Sunday with his mother, Mrs. A Lautsenhiger. We are glad to hear that Mea Lautsenbiser is getting better. Dorothy Lower visited recently with her son, Miss B Lower.
A single obituary item reports Clare resident with pneumonia who died recently. No other names or details are provided due to the fragmentary text.
The Vernon region column notes several ill or bedridden residents including Mrs. Geo Melntyra and Mrs. Sarah Shilling while Mrs. Arthur Humphrey recovers at home. Mrs. Saker from Detroit stays with her mother Mrs Geo Melntyra. Pink Eye closes Case school four days as teacher Marjorie Graham and others recover.
East Lincoln N J Bugren called in Clare on Friday. Geo Cowles left for Alma to spend a few days at his home. Claud Turner of Hatton will visit the Olson home Thursday. Mr and Mrs A Lambertson attended a party at Burleigh Sprague’s Greenwood home Saturday. Alfred Abbott came to visit a few days at the Cowles home. Lilian Bilgren was in Clare on business Wednesday. Mr and Mrs A Lambertson called at John Sabin’s Greenwood home Tuesday. Marie Cowles of Farwell spent the weekend here.
Claude and Eay Whitman returned to Bannister after a week there. Mrs F Newsom hosted the Sewing Circle with popcorn and music. Donald Lace came home from school Thursday night. Carl and Irvin Bringold of Greenwood visited Friday night. Chas Calkins spent Sunday with Doc and Tom. James Calkins now owns the timber scree m across from the schoolhouse. Materini preparations underway for spring building. Mrs Dan Lockwood and son Harold of Farwell spent the weekend with her daughter Mrs Arthur Kube.
The Helping Hand society met with Mrs. I N Lansing and elected officers for the new year Pres Mrs I N Lansing Sec Mrs Frank Lamphere Troac Mrs H 3A Loomis Myre A Pearl led the flower fund. A Bible Class supper followed a short program and a good time reported. Dale Drake was absent sick. Lucile Church of Midland visited, while Mr and Mrs Albert Reed hosted a farewell party for Fern Worden Parsell’s daughter with a linen table cloth and stationery gifts.
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan hears petition by Carrie M. Lansing to grant administration of the estate of John Lansing to herself or another suitable person. Hearing set for March 6, 1922 at 10 a.m. at the Harrison office with public notice to run in Clare Sentinel for three weeks.
Mr. Mills has been clearing the place. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Garochow visited Clare shoreday. Mrs. Ed Kilbourn spent Monday at the Stirling home. Ted Kilbourn went spear ing in Silver Lake. Kilbourn and party at oc and Tom Thursday. Stirlings visited Lake George. Gordon and Graves hauled pulp wood to Lake Georges. David Stirling to Clare Friday on business. Ted Kilbourn attended the funeral of his cousin Mr. Cline at Farwell Wednesday. We extend heartfelt sympathy to Mrs. Cline and family.
State of Michigan Probate Court of Clare County orders publication notice for Celestia Sherman estate hearing on March 13 1922 at 10 o clock AM at Harrison Probate Office. Sidney Sherman considered or other suitable person may receive administration. Publication to run three consecutive weeks in Clare Sentinel newspaper. True copy by Theresa Dorsey Judge of Probate.
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