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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1947

Page

2

Brooks Corners Socials and Road Plows Highlight Week

Stanley Struble of Brooks Corners visited his sister and husband Cecil and Mig Gaffney. Elinor Lee and Ruth Ann Gaffney visited midweek. Snow plows cleared drifts on Thursday and Saturday. A sequence of visits followed among locals including the Darnells, the Lees, the Hickoks and the Smiths with extended family gatherings at various households.

Stanley Struble Brooks Corners Mig Cecil Gaffney Elinor Lee Ruth Ann Gaffney Cecil Darnell Barryton Albert Lee Herbert Middleton

Weekend visits span Farwell to Lansing and Houghton Lake

West Grant reports Mr and Mrs Ben Agle and baby of Farwell visited Seeley Johnson family. Mrs Steve Benic visited her Lansing daughter from Wednesday to Sunday. Walter Redge visited Harry Cohee’s family at Houghton Lake Thursday and Friday. Unsworth the milk hauler on sick list. Seeley Johnson dined with sister James Detoy Friday.

Ben. Agle Baby Farwell Steve Benic Seeley Johnson Joel Paniucki Lansing Walter Redge Harry Cohee Houghton Lake Unsworth James Detoy

School bus returns to routes after storms

The school bus resumes service this week after more than two weeks of storm-related absence. Weekend visitors arrive at multiple homes including Glen Newman, Virgil Newman, and the Horns. Mrs Hifie Myers mourns, and travel remains limited as roads stay blocked.

Virgil Newman Glen Newman Virgil Glen John Horn Mary Lou Pontiac Harl Sanders John Brubaker Lorin Leitner Hart Sanders Hifie Myers

Pleasant Valley Social News Notes Visitors and Weekend Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Robert Greer of Pontiac called at the Kleiner and Randall homes. The Klingan family hosted Beaver ton visitors. Laurence Bates of Midland spent the weekend here. Forrest Leeth traveled to Saginaw for business. Archie Tryon of Pontiac visited Maynie Bunyan. Henry Kleiner and Barton guests were Sunday visitors. A birthday dinner at Burton Bay honored Ethard Walters with family guests including Von Watters Shirley Etcard Watters Clarence Bay and Glen Bay with his boys.

Robert Greer Pontiac Otto Kleiner Tom Randall Famly K. I. Klingan Beaverton Laurence Bates Midland Forrest Leeth Saginaw Archie Tryon Maynie Bunyan Henry Kleiner Barton Burton Bay Ethard Walters von Watters Shirley Etcard Watters Clarence Bay Glen Bay

Gilmore Center and Church Announce Services

Gilmore Center and Gilmore Church of Christ list services led by Howard L. Krause with song devotion at 10 06 a m communion and preaching at 10 16 and Bible school at 11 00 all welcome. News notes include Merry Go Round meeting with Mrs Wm Tanner sewing and visiting about fifteen attendees next gathering March 13. Community updates mention families visiting relatives in Petoskey a new grandson born February 5 and various dinner visits and illnesses.

Howard L. Krause Wm. Tanner Paul Cale M. L. McAlvey K. Dale McAlvey Petoskey Michael Kermit

Dover Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Celebrations

Mrs John Bauer and daughter visited Saginaw for shopping while Rev Earl Gilmore visited family in Wayne. Sympathy extended to Hein and Oman families for losses. Attendees from Dover at Mrs John Oman funeral in Clare. Milton Unger visiting Chicago relatives. Delmar Allen hosted relatives for a birthday dinner. Tom White and Cleo Raymond family events noted. Dover store ownership changes hands to Tom and Mrs White.

John Bauer Harold Schaeffer Saginaw Earl Gilmore Wayne Herb Gilmore Hein Oman John Oman Clare Emily Lamb Jim Thompson Evérette Allen Roger Kleinhardt Milton Unger Chicago Bruce Pelch Farwell Helen Miller Cheryl Everette Allen Pete Hanes Courtney Bauer Delmar. Allen Bus Raymond Cleo Tom White Talen Dover General Dorothy Owens Carl Bauer Dale Mountey Riverdale

Weekend Visit Notes Amid Illness In The Community

Ford families attended to the illness of Mrs. Pete Hanes while Mrs. Courtney Bauer and Wayne Freisner visited the Everett Allen home. Roger Garver and his wife and Jim Whitmer and his wife were supper guests at Jim Wilson's home. Irwin Walrod of Flint and Mr and Mrs Jim Thompson hosted weekend guests, and Everett Allen called on his mother Dorothy Allen and Louise Bauer.

Jim’ Thompson Everette Allen Sumday Dorothy Allen Louise Bauer

Surprise Birthday Party for Mr and Mrs Chas Heber

Friends and relatives held a surprise party last Saturday night with visiting, card tables, photo reels from the Wim Case marriage trip to Colorado, many gifts, a pot luck lunch, and well wishes for a memorable evening. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Harold Heber and his mother at Floyd Squires home in West Grant. Herbert Pfannes leaves for Ann Arbor for a checkup with hopes of full recovery. The local election turnout was light with 47 votes cast.

Chas. Heber Wim Case Colorado Dad Harold Heber Floyd Squires West Grant Herbert Pfannes Ann Arbor

Mt Vernon Grange Meeting Echoes Snow Storm Attendance

Twenty five members attended the Mt Vernon Grange despite a threatening snow storm and bad roads. The lecturer delivered an exciting hour and birthdays were celebrated. Members visited relatives and friends in nearby towns including Kawkawlin Ithaca and Mt Pleasant with several weekend calls and dinners at local homes.

Grange Grorge Richard Brooks Paul Heberlein Kawkawlin Donald Brooks Walter White Cecil Allen Mt. Pleasant Harold White Lavond White Ernest Hawley Ithaca Otis Northon Archie Ackerman

Snow plows bring relief and church reopens in Loomis

Loomis residents welcomed Saturday snow removal and open roads. Sunday School and church services resumed in Loomis with 389 attendees, first since late January. Community shares sympathies for Lewis Nevins and reports various visits, gatherings, and neighborly mentions through the week.

Church Notes and Local Social Updates

Church notes report a growing Sunday attendance and plans for a March meeting. Rev Rex Dy Phillips and family attended a Saginaw zone preachers meeting and revival progress at Midland Church of the Nazarene. Local residents share visits, calls, and news including a resignation in Lan sing, a stroke in Mt. Pleasant, and the death of Lewis Nevins with sympathy extended.

Rex Dy. Phillips Saginaw Zone Hemlock Edmund Lux Midland Church of the Nazarene Harold Phillips Rodger Charlotte Nashville Kenneth Gerren Lansing Etta. Howard Robert. Allen Clare Virgil White Bay City Alva White Roy Walters West Grant Ward Boody George Bryant Marjory Billie Gardner St. Johns Cynthia Emery Billie Lee Gardner Charles Forsyth Grand Rapids Clara Stone Frank Darlene Lear Sandra Schultz Perry VanSickle John Goodenough VanSickle Mt. Pleasant Howard Randaull Farwell Lewis Nevins

Pioneer dairy farmer ships first exclusive Illinois dairy batch

In 1852 P. H. Smith of Elgin UL sent 17 gallons of milk to Chicago marking the first attempt at exclusive dairy farming in Illinois.

P. H. Smith Elgin Chicago Illinois

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West Freeman Évan Stanley Carol Dean Alm, Struble Jimmie Jackson Sears Jerry Anderson Higia Hickok Hendrie Brothers Market Ken and Jay Corsant Duro Wayne Crane Duro Water Lennox E. Doherty & Sons Company Plumbing & Heating Contractor Pleasant Valley Gilmore Center Bible School Vanesse Bert Glass Gordon Glass Kenneth Renner Joanne Cleland Robert Smith Donald Seymour Ed McAlvey Elizabeth Welsh David Wilson Paul Brown Bill Whood Dover News MT. Vernon Grange Loomis Nevins Lewis ‘Nevins Edwin Wichert Mildred Faber Wichert Robert Rube Gilbert Waddington Warren Tice Waddington Ruth McReynolds Parsonage Hinkleville Warren Willette Bert Bergey William. McCreary Hy F C.O.D Francis Rupff Evenkail 31St St Michigan Saginaw Rd Midland, Michigan Slavory Pfeiffer Pfeiffer's Pfeiffer Brawing Company Détroit
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