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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1931
Page
3
Roberta MacBeth and Sir George secretly marry to save Roberta from a mistake. Aggy Sandison confronts them as Roberta clings to Sir George, and the Dowager Lady Sandison hosts a celebratory room scene with coffee and quiet humor.
Roberta and Sir George embrace a budding romance while Roberta’s brother Robert MacBeth frets over his daughter Aggy and her beau. Aggy muses about grandchildren, the island mood softens, and love conquers restraint as Rob and Roberta pair off.
The United Brethren church invites all to Sunday morning at 11 30 and evening services at 8 30. Community members attended multiple family events and funerals, with local residents traveling to and from nearby towns. Debates by Harrison High School were reported as successful, and several families are noted in sympathy due to a bereavement.
Mrs Earl Cradit hosts a Sunday dinner with Wade Cradit and family. Albert Kleiner visits from Memphis Michigan with Chas Ott and family. Harl Foss and family from Clary are seen. Evelyn Baker visits Marion for weekend. Will Gruno from Mann Siding spends Sunday with Har Owens. Claud Reker hosts Detroit visitors Lawrence Reker and family. Cornwell farm hosts several guests including the Bicknells from Saginaw. Girls Sewing Club at Balsley school plans to meet Viola Walker.
In Colonville the sick, including Mrs. Philips and Mrs. Clute, show improvement. Mrs. Charley Bodkins visited Mrs. J. W. Strouse in Central Sherman. The Ladies Aid plans a January 22 gathering for dinner and quilting. Mrs. Duval Philips, son Joe, and Mrs. Wm. Marlin of Rosebush visited the O. H. Philips home amid illness concerns. Rev Honderich and Mrs. Honderich from the Eagle joined supper at O. H. Philips. Mrs. Elmer Clute from Harrison cares for Mrs. M. D. Clute. Sam Leichti family visited Mrs. Sam Leichti Sr. at Clare.
Mrs James Bradley remains on the sick list. Mr and Mrs L B Slater and Mr and Mrs Louis Slater Jr visited the Zimmerman home. Mr and Mrs John Densmore visited with Norman and Mrs Densmore in Southeast Sheridan. Amos Van Horn and family returned to Flint after two weeks with James and family McClung. The Advance Grange bought a new piano for their hall and music improved. Mrs Lee Badgley and Mrs Louis Slater Jr attended Sewing Club in Hagle. Harvey Wilson is drilling a well this week. Hildebrandt family of Arthur visited Raymonds. Mrs B J Hess is improving. Paul White of Flint visited with Wm Schieber's parents.
Rudolph Hildebrandt and two daughters attended a Sunday visit with the Hagle family. Revival services at Sheridan Baptist Church started January 14 with Rev. Davis of Clare in charge. Rim Grove Ladies Aid plans a church meeting January 21 with a pot luck noon dinner. All invited.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Barr and daughters and other relatives from Grand Rapids visited Mrs. Barr’s parents the Durfee family during New Year. Hazel Grewe of Mt. Pleasant helps care for Mrs. C. Durfee under Doctor Lamb. The community mourns the death of Mrs. H. Latison as John List travels to Clare Friday. John List, Jr. and family visit Alma relatives while Saloma Smith spends a weekend in Farwell. Durfee Mrs. Durfee rests, Cap Harvey visits.
Mrs A Gruno spent several days with Mrs George Lumley of Hagie. Dave Van Valkingburg of Greenwood called on Otto Tessman Friday. Community attended Gayle Harpers funeral Friday. Mgr and Mrs Floyd Craine travel to Gladwin. Abe Durham called on Art Sprague last week. Herold Sprague from Clare visited his wife here.
A doctor’s prescription claims Thoxine provides fast dual action against sore throats and coughing. The remedy supposedly targets the internal cause, is safe, pleasant tasting, and suitable for the whole family. Sold in 35c 60c and $1 bottles by Kirkpatrick's Drug Store.
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