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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1941

Page

4

Meet-A-While Club Holds February Gathering at Mrs Strief’s

The Meet-A-While Club met at Mrs Strief s home on a Wednesday in February. The next meeting will be at Mrs Ruth Allen s home. Marguerite Stebelson returned to school after several days with flu. Mr and Mrs William Allen and family visited Mr and Mrs Eber Raymond of Coleman Sunday. Andersonville children enjoyed a Friday with a teacher Guy Taylor hosting a taffy pull. P T A met at the school on a Wednesday night. Rena LaVoy of Clare spent Friday with her parents William and Mrs LaVoy. Mr and Mrs Mott remain in Pontiac awaiting their return in a couple weeks. Mr and Mrs Robert Ship were Mr Pleasant visitors Sunday evening. A severe blizzard Monday kept farmers busy shoveling driveways.

Guy Taylor Rena LaVoy Clare William LaVoy Town Hall Jeff Willie Seeley Johnson Nelson Tiedeman Gordon Mcintosh Hinkleville Fannie Schultz Effie Harvey Rebekah Weidman Walter Jerred Lawrence Burrill Archie Burrill Spikehorn Meyers William Timm George Gibis Gibis Art Siister Lansing Owen Spink John Presley Archie McKillop Pontiac Louis McDowell Battle Creek Otto Kleiner Rosenburger Henry Kleiner Donald Aston David Frank Barton Barton Bay Ethard Walters Glett Bay Clarence Bay Alfred Bay William Hutchinson Emma Garver Mack Leeth Charles Gerber E. Bonshoss Freeman Howard Penrose Lowell Penrose Margaret Louise Clute Glare Mrs Tigner Cora Mable Smedley Earl Flint Walter Smedley Dick Kingdon Reuben Tigner Lewis Rogers Traverse City Carl Spangler Little Son Stinchcombe

Pine Lodge Dinner Honors Gerald Hemstreet Birthday

Mrs. Gerald Hemstreet hosted a Sunday dinner for her husband’s birthday with a cake baked by his mother, a large roast turkey, and home made ice cream. Attending were George Hemstreet and son Jack of Pleasant Valley, Floren Pudway family of Colonville, Hemstreet and Russell Mater of Grant, Shull family from Arthur Center, Wade Cradit family, John Hogue and baby visiting from Weidman, and Robert Shull’s crew repairing a sheep shed toppled in the November wind storm.

Pine Lodge Gerald Hemstreet George Hemstreet Jack Pleasant Valley Floren Pudway Colonville William Scott Jim Hemstret Russell Grant Clarence Shull Arthur Center Shull Thoraddy Wade Cradit Grayling John Hogue Baby George Johnson Weidman Robert Shull

Community Notes From West Grant Area

Local reports describe a well attended town hall party with proceeds benefiting the 4 H Club. Residents share visits, social events, hospital news, and ongoing home wiring for electric lights, highlighting health updates and local social ties.

Community Notes From Southeast Sheridan Visit Remarks

Southeast Sheridan social items list visits and gatherings among Sowle Coe Macklem Dart Mavis Paxton Barton Mickle and others in Clare Loomis Grand Rapids Bay City Dover Selfridge Flint with family ties noted. A Ladies Aid meeting was postponed and a potluck dinner hosted while sewing quilts.

M. Sowle Fred Coe Harley Clare Ross Coe Frank Wickert Loomis Gerald Macklem Jim Dart Coleman Wallace Allen Harrison Karl Mavis Jim Athey the Eagle Mix Cole Man Virginia Charles Small Grand Rapids Louis Bill Mavis Bay City Karl Mavises Verne Mickle Charles Cillax Dover James Paxton Selfridge Field James Vic Raymond Barton Flint R. Paxton Ladies Aid Aenées Zimmerman Herrick

Home Quilts Shared By Clare Residents

Homer Livingston of Clare spent Tuesday with his mother Mrs. Hattie Livingston at home as they worked on completing quilts.

Homer Livingston Clare Hattie Livingston

Thomas Cook Ill With Flu As Family Visits

West Freeman residents report Thomas Cook is quite ill with the flu. Mr and Mrs Arthur Hansen and family traveled to Cadillac to visit her brother Bill Batzer and his family. Naomi Hickok spent weekend with the Petersons of Sears. Mrs Clarence Cook visited John Martin Home. The Hickoks called on the Mucys. Otis Hicks of Sears visited Thomas Cook. Rena Helmbecker and Jennie Hicks visited their parents Wednesday.

Arthur Hansen Cadillac Bill Batzer Naomi Hickok Myron Peterson Sears Clarence Cook John Martin Hilgia Hickok A. Mucyka Otis Hicks T. Cook Rena Helmbecker Jennie Hicks Thomas Cook

Pleasant Valley Social Roundup At Local Homes

Mr and Mrs Art Sist er of Lansing hosted Sunday dinner with the Spinks. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Presley Archie McKillop from Pontiac and several local families. The article notes multiple dinners calls and weekend visits among Pleasant Valley residents and relatives, detailing a busy social weekend.

Community Notes From Brown Corner Family News

Miss Edna Lower led a Bates home social call on Thursday. Mrs. Nora Allen returned from weeks with her daughter in Michigan. Glen Lower and daughter Coloma visited at Frank Sweeney’s in Mt. Pleasant. Harvey Armentrout toured Detroit for business last week. The Lower circle hosted visits from Al Collins family of Greenwood Township and Marguerite Lower and LaVerne Bates. Abbott family plans to move from Clara McDonald’s farm. Mrs. Glen Lower’s birthday surprise drew thirty relatives with flowers and gifts. J. C. Newman visited Glen Lower. PTA meeting delayed due to bad roads and weather. Enos Wayne of St. Louis dined with the Lowers. Clara McDonald staying with Treitch family. Royal Kleinhardt, home from army service, staying with parents. Valentine party for pupils led by Miss Strouse featured a Valentine box, ice cream, red hearts, and patriotic napkins.

Brown Corners Edna Lower Bates Nora Allen the Eagle Forest Garver Glen Lower Coloma Frank Sweeney Mt. Pleasant Harvey Armentrout Detroit al Collins Gary Greenwood Township Marguerite Lower LaVerne Bates Reginal Trietch Friend Fred Treitch Ben Kanaar Alpena Clara McDonald Abbott P.T.A Enos Wayne St. Louis Royal Kleinhardt Charles Kleinhardt Miss Strouse

Saginaw Shoppers and Socials Amid Icy Roads

Miss Gerow and Mrs. William Hileman shopped in Saginaw Saturday while residents attended a box social last Friday night despite icy roads. West Grant visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith. Mrs. Hart Green visited Pontiac relatives. Marjorie Hileman stayed with Betty Case Clare. Dr. Lanting and nurse Martha Knecht visited the school. Weekly snow storms continue.

Maple Grove Union Sunday School News

Sunday School at 2 PM and preaching at 3 PM at Maple Grove Union. Rev Wy rick and wife visited. volunteers shoveling for Sunday School noted. Next Sunday Rev Charles Kleinhardt to preach. several families mentioned in weekend visits and recoveries. sympathy extended to Stinchcombe families.

Maple Grove Union Sunday School

Grange News Circles Detroit Visit and Local Events

Mr and Mrs Clyde Shilling and their son visit Detroit this week. Forest Gilman from Detroit visits with parents. John Laverty and Mrs Laverty host her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Robinson moving to Oakley. Mrs Bessie Thrush and Leo call on Mrs Bell Hulbert. Several family members travel to Clare to see Gone With the Wind. Minnie Higgins visits Saginaw for grandson Larry Lee. Thursday evening Jack Renner family visit Arley Renner and family with candy and popcorn. their car overturns on the trip back to Farwell in a ditch. No one ...

Clyde Shilling Little Son Detroit Forest Gilman John Laverty Frank Robinson Oakley Bessie Thrush Leo Bell Hulbert Clare Minnie Higgins Saginaw Wesley Larry Lee Jack Renner Viola Gerald Arley Renner Farwell

Community Notes Record Grange Quilts and Local Visits

Twenty ladies met at the Grange hall on Thursday to make five friendship quilts for local families including the Wood and Scott households and others. Ingraham is improving after a week of illness. Rebekah club at Farwell lodge No 208 enjoyed a chicken dinner and pedro games despite icy roads. Several guests visited and upcoming events at the Rebekah hall were announced.

Grange Hall Sidney Wood Keith Scott Varny Harold Thrush Forrest. Gilman William. Ingreaham Lester Thrush F. Thrush Tillie Ingraham Ethel Thrush Rebekah Club Farwell Lodge No. 208 Pedro Rebekah Hall Farwell Clare Stone Mildred Burgess Rebekahs Lester Phrush Frank Thrush Pleasant William Ingrah

Hoppers Overrun Utah Gulls Could Aid Battle Field

Salt Lake City reports that grasshoppers threaten crops with an estimated $1,500,000 annual loss in Utah. Authorities note crickets saved pioneers in 1847 and gulls are proposed as possible help, but no effective grasshopper control exists yet.

Utah Salt Lake City

Britain to Replace Steel Shelters with Concrete Beds

In Parliament Sir John Anderson announced Britain will stop issuing steel shelters after current stock is delivered to free steel for armaments. About 2,236,000 shelters have been issued. 50,000 more would slow. Brick and concrete shelters will replace steel with government funding and grants for construction.

London Britain John Anderson Secur

George II Coins Found on Rehoboth Beach

Hundreds of beachgoers comb the sands at Rehoboth Beach Delaware after the wreck of the Faithful Steward in 1785 yielded English coins. Fresh finds include George II coppers and other coins of varying values and later mintages.

Rehoboth Beach Del Delaware George II

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