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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1934
Page
7
Weekly report from Clare school details full classrooms and student names across grades one through six. It notes back-to-school routines, Christmas party memories, spelling and arithmetic successes, and a debate and English project exhibit in the high school.
Visitors at Piich Lake in Trinidad report seeing a so called walking fish. The creature seems to move by stepping over dried up water holes in the asphalt before reaching nearby wet patches.
Greenwood Grange held January 6 with forty one members present and a nice supper with popcorn. A large number of new candidates entered. Next meeting set for January 19. Local families visited and returned from Saginaw, Burt, and Detroit.
Gerald Myers went to Flint Tuesday seeking work. Bud Mitchener and Will Mitchel from Lansing visited their parents F. M. Myers and Mrs. Hartman. The Hilborn and Wright families hosted relatives including the Myers and Hartmans during the weekend.
ARTHUR CENTER Miss Fern Athey returns Sunday to her studies at Davidson High School after spending holidays at her parental home. Mr and Mrs Bert Kinne and Mr and Mrs M E B Harrold were visitors at J M Rollers. Wayne Edsell born New Year day to Mr and Mrs Lee Reynolds. mother and baby doing fine.
HINKLEVILLE Mr and Mrs Elmer Ford and Roy McKinnon of Clare were callers at the Byba home Sunday. Several local residents visited relatives, with updates on health and social visits including Virginia ill with a cold and care from her grandmother.
Gertrude Lytle Herrick and Mrs Sadie Connors host a supper with Mr Hawkins and Billy Ray. Mrs Elen Boody returns home after visiting daughter Mrs A Oliver and family.
Mrs. Harry Bradley visits sister Mrs. Dan Holcomb in Greenwood. Mrs. Cora Wilson dines with her mother Mrs. McDonald at Coleman. Orrie Sheler of Coleman and Ray Utley of Hatton dine with J W Butters family. Florence and Frances Hildebrandt call on Mrs Muttey at Coleman. James Harrison visits daughter Mae. Hildebrandt family from Arthur visits Raymond home. Tom Bradley, Robert Herrick, and Roth Williams depart for CCLC camp at Harrison. Henry Rendler of Wolverine visits grandparents J W Butters. Florence Hildebrandt also Nelson and Wallace Carrow call on Garmon Calhoun at Beaverton.
Mr and Mrs Bert Gower and Mr and Mrs Lew Plumber of Grand Rapids spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs C M Durfee. Clarence Murray of Detroit visited with his sister Mrs P J Durfee. Corinne Harvey and others attended the Temple dance. Corinne Harvey later went to Detroit for work.
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