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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1934
Page
3
Anne and Neal face financial strides and family duties in Hinsdale as Anne tutors Jimmie Scott and joins local clubs while Neal climbs in status. He plans a state legislature bid aided by savings and new work, yet Anne battles heat and illness amid mounting pressure and unanswered need for care.
Neal wins a legislative seat but divides his life from Anne as he phones in late nights and travels to Belford. Anne, frail and hopeful, waits for support and intimacy, while Miss Letts runs Neal’s office. The couple drifts apart as Neal plans weekly sessions away and Anne endures illness and longing.
An old advertisement promotes Bukhets a 25 cent bladder laxative made from buch leaves and juniper oil. It claims to cleanse impurities and acids, restore sleep, and compares its effect to castor oil on the bowels. It promises a full refund if not satisfied after four days.
Russell Shepards spent the weekend at Oliver Campbell’s home and returned to his Detroit job Sunday afternoon. Vor and Mrs Carl Williams and family plan to bake Thursday.
Miss Dorothy Cutler returned from Flint Saturday after visiting relatives there. The Delmar Thayer family have been on the sick list. Mrs. Peter Gook was ill several days last week. Sutton is making his home with the Arthur Keehn family for a time. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Keehn and children of Marion visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. J. Deitz, on Sunday. Miss Idith Davis and Alton Long visited the school during their holiday vacation. Clarence Long helped Frank Davis butcher Monday.
West Freeman notes list travels for Ralph Goodrich to Battle Creek for his mother's funeral. Hilton Darnell and wife visited Weid Mai to see ill brother James Darnell. Local youths surprised George Gaffney on his birthday. S. E. Shinabarger and Elton Darnell visited Farwell on business. Evelyn Hinebacker from Sears stayed with Ethel Hicks. Matt Hansen and family spent Sunday with Arthur Hansen’s family. Alice Shinabarger visited Carl Shinabarger and J. T. Cook. Frank Hansen spent Sunday with John Gaffney. Carl Shinabarger and son James joined Wm. Combs from Lake for a neighborhood call. Clifford Darnell spent the weekend at Lake.
J S Weaver fell on the ice last week and recovered after a few days. Mrs Ray Houghton on sick list. Mrs VanDen Bergh traveled to St Louis for her father’s illness and returned Sunday. Franks and Cashin visited their father F S Weaver. Oyster supper tonight at Herb Gilmore home. School began after two weeks’ vacation. Roy Hoover children ill. Dorothy Shaver and Uoah Abbot visited Brown school. Neil Biden of Clare stayed weekend with Lyle Allen. R V Rule visited Ann Arbor taking Mrs John Raymond to hospital.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Shull hosted Sunday dinner with his mother Mrs Anna Shull and sister Ruth Also Mrs Arvilla Newman and two sons Donald and Arnold Lee Glen Gordon and family visited with his wife and her parents in Dover Ted Newman drove Mrs Hazel Milkie and son Billy to Otter Lake to visit Milkie children at the hospital They were reported healthier Emma Nina Norma Kever visited Don Allen's home Mrs Ralph Shull and son Max called on W H Bruckart and on Mrs Geo Bates Also Ross Dysinger and Tess Louch of Dover did horse shoes for Shull Wm Abbott of the Brown visited his sister Mrs Fy Acré Tuesday
Miss Gladys Davis spent the week with her aunt in Harrison. The Grange hall hosted a well attended card party last Friday with plans for another soon. Families including the Fancons and the Davises were noted, and CCC Camp member Alfred Densmore ate in Harrison.
Mrs Harry Fancon and children spent Friday evening at the R B Within’s home. Bessie Bradley and Mrs Harland Williams attended the leaders meeting in Clare at the high school building last Thursday. Vernie Badgley is working for Bert Hess. Mrs Edith Raymond has been on the sick list with a very bad cold.
The community reports a week of coasting with good ice. Laurence Bates returns from Pontiac. Mr. and Mrs Henry Kleiner entertain Kliener family for Sunday dinner. Ruby Thompson returns from Pontiac. Archie McKillop accompanies her home. Rev Hendrich and Mrs Bates visit Co Runyan. Mrs W Gerow and Kever family visit Orvis home. Elnora Kleiner Norma Bates Laurence Bates Everette Carncross visit Penrose home. Clarence Bay family moving to Hudson farm. Mrs Orris Penrose of Clare injured in fall.
The Colville Ladies Aide meets Thursday with Mrs. Charles Bodkins, thirty present, next meeting with Mrs. Wm. Kistler in two weeks. A Silver side contest dinner is planned next Sunday. Alice Teal and Will Teal visited, Jay Clute and family had Sunday dinner at Elmer Clute’s in Harrison, Mrs. Frank Walters returned from Lansing with relatives, sympathy extended to the Dunlop and Howard families, more visits noted with Mrs. Bodkins and others in Wheeler and Mt. Pleasant.
Eagle residents report improved health as Joey Poet recovers and Rev Hendrich returns after a cold. The Rank family and Mrs Bryan Miller with kin also recover from flu. Dorothy Teali visits. engines in Vernon oil field wake locals at night. Town moves to Grant township and Pontiac trips occur. parsonage notes cite Psalm 122.
Mr and Mrs James Seymour and son Leslie and Mr and Mrs Louie Wesner spent Sunday evening at the Ed Cooper home. George Durham and son Ben returned from Ohio and are cutting fence posts to haul to Ohio. Walter Swartzenburg and Guy Stanfield worked at the Fisher body plant in Lansing. Leo Cooper and Griffin family visits.
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