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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1943
Page
6
Weekend visits fill the community as Mildred Eberwine and relatives travel from Quonset Point Flint and Wayne join Mrs. Mayhew for meals. Local births and anniversaries are noted along with the death of Jacob Meyers and a tribute to his decades of service on the school board.
Mrs Floyd Allen and daughters Theo and Joann visit Dover as Lansing relatives stay a few days. Walters family gatherings recur with reunions and fishing trips. Visitors include Philps, Fitzpatrick, Savaye, and the Everette Allen family. Saginaw and Marion connections appear in weekend visits.
Wishing speedy recovery to Galen Coats who underwent an appendectomy at Samaritan Hospital Bay City on Wednesday of last week. Mr and Mrs Harley Coats and Mrs J C Coats join in sending best wishes.
Mr and Mrs Herman Walters and family spent yesterday evening with Mr and Mrs Delmar Allen and son and Mr and Mrs Roger Kleinhart and daughter at Budd Lake for a Sunday picnic and fishing. Mrs Floyd Allen and daughter Theo and Joann of Lansing called on Mrs Delmar Allen and son Monday morning.
Pleasant Valley reports Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Orvis moved to the Holbrook farm where he is employed. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Bates of Midland visited relatives here. Wm. Hutchinson learned his father Henry Hutchinson of Lyons Colorado is seriously ill. Clyde McDonald and Orville Sanders families visited Burton Bay and camped at Bailey Lake. Mrs. Alton David and son Donald K. returned to Springfield Ohio after three weeks visiting. Rose Mary Hemstreet spent the week with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs George Hemstreet. Burton Ramsey of Flint called on the Bay home Sunday evening. Cooler weather is welcome after last week's heat as Mrs. Norman Hutchinson and Miss Betty Sou Bay visited Mrs. Mayme Bunyan Monday.
Ill Jackie Tubbs improves after a week of illness. Families visit and travel near Round Lake and Rosebush. Fishing trips at Coldwater Creek are noted with several households mentioned. Marilyn Suemith sustains an ear injury requiring stitches. Visits include Wotring Reed Allen households and a weekend gathering at the Allen home.
Sunday School at 2 30 p m led by Kenneth Cowles with subject God Speaking Through His Son. 3 30 p m service open to all. Joanne Green visiting from Beaverton. Residents and visitors include the Kyregs, Purvis family, Holt neighbors, and guests from Owosso Detroit and Lansing.
The opening of the fishing season drew many anglers to Windover Lake and reported fairly good luck. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lyle Clark of Flint at the Lyons cottage for the weekend while Mr and Mrs Chipman hosted his sister and family from Carson City. Goff Wilson hosted his aunt from Ohio and Floyd Ferguson and family joined the gathering last week.
Mrs. Robinson of Lansing and the Ferguson cottage hosted guests while the Greens visited near the school house. Kenneth Weage left for Camp Pickett after a furlough with relatives. the Landis family stayed at their cottage in Pie. The Morfords of Tustin attended Sunday School. Alma's Rodney Clark family fished at the lake and stayed with Mrs. Lila Lyons. The N H Smiths from Clare opened the fishing season at their ranch. Mrs. Clarence Ranes was a Warwell caller. Mr. and Mrs. Collard welcomed a new baby girl.
Long Lake residents host and visit relatives in Mt Pleasant and nearby towns this week. Local families share updates including visits by Laura Catron Jack Haverdeen Roger, the Mavis family in Beaverton, and Beaverton Asa Carey. Sympathies extended for John Woods of Frost township.
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