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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1941
Page
4
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The town hall gathering Friday night drew a large crowd with a good time reported. Several residents visited family in nearby communities and multiple locals attended events in Clare and at the Grant town hall.
Mr and Mrs Jack Aflalo and daughter Helen of Tampa returned home after the death of Mrs Aflalos mother. Mrs Vernon Stevenson of Pontiac visited Mrs Skull. John Hogue visited Gerald Hemstreet. Wayne Langworthy visited his mother at the Shull ranch. Mary Mater Russell and Jim Hemstreet of Grant visited the Hemstreet family Thursday. Lynn Shull recovered from a cold. The Motts plan to install phone service this week. Nora Langworthy moved to the Shull ranch. Garth Shull and friends drove to Grayling Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bates and Alice Ann visited Mrs. Anna Shull and Mrs. Roller of Arthur Center Monday evening. Glan Lower Coloma Leitner and Frances Coulter visited Ben Kleinhardt Sunday. Roy Townsend of Midland visited the Bates Sunday. Harles Armstrong and family relocate to Saginaw for work. Lower family drove to Bad Axe. J. A. Leitner joined them. On the return trip, over 130 pheasants were seen near the road edges. A hunting spot seems promising.
Rev and Mrs Charles Kleinhardt and Mary Lou Magnus visited the Bates home Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs William Clark and children, and Mr and Mrs Donald Shaver with their children from Lansing, plus Miss Dorothy Shaver of Clare, spent the weekend at Albert Shaver’s. The Shaver infant illness improved. Gloria Mae, the baby granddaughter, visited Ben Kleinhardt’s with Mrs Albert Shaver. Betty and Jim received congratulations. Orie Clark joined Albert Shaver’s Sunday visit.
Mr and Mrs Cr Thayer welcomed a daughter at Dr Wood's hospital in Clare. Mother and baby are reported to be fine. Mr and Mrs Farnsworth and son from White House Ohio visited Dr and Mrs W Murdock and family. Dr Murdock, reserve cavalry officer, has been named First Lieutenant and called to Fort Meade SD. Dr Murdock is the elder son of Mr and Mrs J Murdock.
Lester Halstead spent the weekend in Lansing while Rufus Brasington worked in Detroit. Harley Bentley and family visited Mr and Mrs L Finch to celebrate a birthday. Lyman Bentley missed school with a sore arm. Virginia Brown and Lillian Shade faced foot infections. The Harley Bentleys visited Roy Clarks at Wight Point. Butt treatments were done for horses in the area Thursday. G Powell and R Powell called on Grant McLane of Lake Friday.
Mr and Mrs Forrest Leeth returned home Friday from a three weeks trip through the southern states accompanied by her parents Mr and Mrs William Kistler of Colonville. Several local residents visitation and calls are noted including the Spinks, Kleiners, Bates, Huntley and Hutchinson families with various gatherings and a funeral in Lansing. Howard Penrose and Orville Bates attended a Beef tour at Hast Towns.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Laverne Barber with seven members, quilting a top. Upcoming meeting at Mrs. Karl Mavis’s home on Thursday January 380 at one. Neighbors and relatives from Harrison, Clare, Flint, Royal Oak, Grand Rapids, Saginaw and Beaverton visited or dined with local families. flu season wanes as nearly everyone recovers.
Gerald Macklem and sons Billie and Lee called on Mr and Mrs Charles Davis Sunday morning in a neighborhood visit amid school health talk.
Brand Mr and Mrs Ted Newman and family spent Sunday with the Norman Myers family and with Mr and Mrs Ron Chatterton and Kay who visited relatives in Bard and Gladwin on Saturday and Sunday. Vern Mickle of Dover called on Glen Gordon Saturday evening. Mrs Rex Robinett and Roselle of West Grant spent Sunday at L Robinett's, Earl stayed for a week long visit. Mr and Mrs Giles Leeth of Lansing visited their parents Mr and Mrs K A Turner on Sunday.
The Brush College Ladies Aid met at Gladwin on January 16 with Mrs. Lorin Leitner presiding. Attendance was small due to sickness, with twenty five dining. The next meeting is scheduled for February 13 with Mrs. Edwin Wood and Milton Leitner and three Pontiac friends attending. Local visitors included Mr and Mrs Ralph Heller and family of Lansing and Mr and Mrs Donald Davis with son Myron of Skeeles. Herbert Horn returned to Pontiac after three months here as illness persists in the area.
Clare residents send regards as Mrs. Poet Sr remains ill in Loomis. George Wilcox sick in Traverse City hospital. Laton Ford and daughter Marybelle visit Ernest Kleiner. Janver Teal remembered after Detroit notice. Garver family mourns Ellen Garver in Lansing. Glenn Poet upgrades home with furnace and bath fixtures. Aid society meets at Ernest Kleiner with quilting planned at the Kleiner home.
Mrs Ethard Walters recuperates from measles at her parents home Mr and Mrs Von Walters. George Fitzpatrick Norman Densmore visited David Chesser of West Grant to aid in his care. Edgar Van Sicklen and sister Cora Wilson checked on his ill wife at Mrs William Lytle’s in West Grout. Roads remain passable despite heavy snow. Ladies Aid at South Sheridan Union Sunday School met with Mrs LaVerne Barber. quilt work dinner and plans for future meetings noted. Communion services at Elm Grove Church well attended. Sheridan church hosted services titled The Unpardonable sin and who commits it with music by Morford and others. Attendance hampered by illnesses but Sunday School slated for 16:30 each Sunday. Clayton Barber and wife of Gilmore were recent dinner guests.
The home of her sister is cited as Mrs. Carl Cotton. Mr. Carson Harvey visited his son D. Harvey in Clare overnight recently.
Helen Gaffney spent Sunday with her parents the Gaffneys and family. George Gaffney visited from Flint from Thursday to Sunday. Lois Cook called on Mrs Martin on Monday. Mrs John Gaffney is sick with flu. The Hickoks and family attended a Brook's Corners Evangelical League meeting at Hyatt on Monday evening.
Maple Grove holds Sunday School at 2 00 p m with preaching at 3 00 p m Prayer meetings occur each Thursday next meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs W Rogers. Local visits include D Lidell of Detroit G W Lidell in poor health Cora and Mable Smedley with brothers Earl and Billy of Flint and Mrs Elmer Schofield with her mother Mrs M Harriger visiting Anna Schofield Sunday.
Loomis residents hosted and visited family friends including Hari Johnson Myrtle Ehrhardt and S Cunningham at Archie Mc Donald home and other gatherings. Fay Ferguson visited E Bergey while Rev J Wesley Teale called at Bert Bergey home with Warren Tice and David. Friday outings included Bert Bergey with Ford Seymour and Warren Tice and children at Frank Musser home.
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