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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1932
Page
9
Vernon Hill residents and neighbors share visits and dinners across Mt Pleasant Rosebush Farwell and Lansing. Families include Border Denton Lines and Leichti with multiple calls and dinners reported and several illnesses noted.
The Sentinel recounts a February Ladies Union gathering at Mrs. Clara Hale's with block crafting for comforters and a luncheon. It notes upcoming March 3 meeting with Mrs. Ida Harrold, and mentions visits, birthday celebrations for Grandpa Snicer, and local happenings including school kids with chicken pox and ice cutting by Burt Hubel.
A vintage cook column promotes citrus to combat winter appetites. It presents Miami Delight dessert with orange juice and gelatin, an Orange Pie with eggs and rind, and a Florida Salad with grapefruit and oranges, all served with a lemony French dressing.
A Washington Star line notes Warmer Corn tessel’s son is not into Greek and Latin but is highly regarded by fellow students when the group engages in hazing tasks.
A playful exchange shows Little John claiming to be the most trying child his nurse has met and his mother replying that effort leads to progress. The dialogue captures a mother and child moment about behavior and perseverance.
Washington Star quotes Senator Sorghum noting constituents now demand explanations over handshake diplomacy, marking a shift after years of limited public discourse. The remark frames a broader call for accountability in his legislative role.
A pair of chorus girls argue over a reported instance of hate. One insists the report is false while the other challenges the claim as inaccurate. The exchange centers on credibility and the impact of gossip within the troupe.
Numerous social visits are noted with many named residents. Alice Stough and Eldean Acker won first prizes at a Friday card party while Ethel Anderson and Ralph Brown claimed contest prizes. Various gatherings occur across Flarrison Pontiac Saginaw Detroit and Ann Arbor area with family visits and a hospital update for Edward Panincki
Progressive pharmacists tout Albenia as a cheap rheumatism remedy at 85 cents with a money back guarantee if it fails to stop pain and reduce swelling in 48 hours. They claim uric acid deposits leave the body within 24 hours and promise relief for sciatica, neuritis and rheumatic pain.
Mr. and Mrs. Langdon of Detroit visited over Sunday with the Kaul family. A. T. Carrow is on the sick list. The Otgens of Bard and the Hildebrandts of Arthur attended Sunday dinner at R. Hildebrandt’s home. Vivian Rought visited Jeanette Wasson. Mrs. Koch visited Mrs. Gilcher. the Utleys and two daughters were guests of the Butters. Catherine Butters spent Sunday with Mrs. Densmore. A large church attendance Sunday evening. Next Sunday preaching will follow Sunday School with revival meetings planned by Rev. Hendrich at his place. date to be announced.
Hinkville residents heard a Washington DC program on the local station to mark the George Washington bicentennial anniversary. Mrs Flora Bellinger returned from Lansing after helping care for daughter Miss Emma who resumed teaching last Monday. Neighbors and Grange members surprised Al Purdy for his birthday with cards and a pot luck lunch.
Mrs Elizal Armstrong and family from Surrey spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs B B Hinkle and Mrs Martha Moline of Lansing visited her son Vern and family and A J Bellinger and wife. Arthur White of Coldwater dined with Mr and Mrs George Burch. Mrs W H Elden and Mrs Estella Holden of Clare called on Miss Margaret Byba and Billie Moline. Holden teaches Sunday School at M. & church. Nelson Irish and son with Mr and Mrs D Seiter of Rose bush called at Vera Moline’s Sunday. Frank Skyring lost a horse last Friday. Mrs Chas Rockwood and Mr and Mrs Acre of Alma visited at the Giankings Sunday.
A feature recounts a curious tale titled The House of the Three Ganders. The narrative weaves humor and local color around a village mystery and its quirky residents, offering a playful glimpse into community lore.
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