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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1935
Page
8
Theodore Gatlin mocks fate by adopting a foundling girl, Penelope, to rescue his unhappy marriage. Louise opposes but Penelope thrives under Gatlin care, while Penelope and Theodore form a deep, secret bond as Louise grows distant and the couple’s fragile harmony unwinds.
Local readers served with weekend visits and family news across Clare, Barryton, Crooked Lake, Green wood and nearby towns. Many neighbors were seen at studies, birthdays and church events while outdoor work and fishing provided weekend diversions.
The six hardiest plants listed are cottonwood, rabbit brush, aromatic sumach, shrubby pennyroyal, yoeca, and Ephedra. They survive in the White Sands deposit in New Mexico, a gypsum-rich area with virtually no rainfall.
Kenneth Benchley travels to Harrison by Saturday. Floyd Ferguson sat on a Har rison jury last Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fahnestock of Farwell visited family, as did Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ranes. Ona Blain and Myron Dunkle of Bertha Lake called at the Wm. Blain home. BE Wiltses grandsons from near Saginaw left after a few days. Several locals ill with a heavy cold. Lloyd Nichols of Lake George called on Frank Musel. Hel ena VanderWoude visited her Winterfield Township parents. Frank Musel to Clare next Thursday with plans to enter Freshman College in Clare. Clyde Lyons of Mt. Pleasant visited his brother Charles. Jess Palmer and brother visited the Ferguson home.
Students return to classes after vacation with some absences due to bad weather. Yvonne Walker remains in Detroit. Upper grades begin diary projects and author themed art Friday with poems Trees and In School Days. First graders read and dramatize The Three Pigs.
Lloyd Spragine and nephew visited Russell Kress at Lake George Resort. Fred Wolf and wife spent a few days at Wisie last week. Basil Baker moved his family to Lansing for employment. Mike Hunt from Lansing followed. Harry Kress and wife visited Newton at the Ford farm Saturday night. Newton is improving from illness. Rose Lucé returned to Mt Pleasant College. James Husband and B Wells of Saginaw visited Sunday for a rabbit hunt at cottaz e.
John Baluss and the main house were at Cadillac on Monday. Russell Wheeler cut his knee badly with an axe last week. Mrs Lamb required several stitches to close a wound. Mrs Margaret Tillotson Mrs Thomas Austin and Mrs Bridget Harle are not much better. Mrs Billy Bessie died at Hurley hospital in Flint on January 1 from spinal meningitis. Mr and Mrs Ben Thum and daughter of Caro visited here and returned home Thursday.
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