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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1931
Page
3
Community notices mention Vera Davis visiting Lansing relatives and a long list of callers from Detroit Flint Farwell and Stanton. Readers accompany Mrs. Annie Arrand and other residents during weekends and holidays with family visits and summer plans.
Mr and Mrs Roy Walters visited Grant with Mrs George Irwin and Mary Bien of Farwell. A P McPhail Mrs Oliver Becker and Miss Kate Miller called on Mrs Henry Lines and Josie. George Bryant Sr has not been well. Kash Fergerson visited Ann Arbor with Mr Fergerson from the University hospital where he had treatment. Andrew Irwin and his group stayed on his place and on Mrs Henry Sines place.
Mr and Mrs Jim Fish visit relatives in the area while harvest tasks continue. Levi Baker returns from four weeks with son Charles in Mt Pleasant. Frank Clair of Archbold Ohio visits sister and brother in law G Frees. Lawrence Gibis opens a new Gulf gas station on U S 10 west of Clare and begins selling gas.
Last week residents Reavy Barlow and Flint spent time with E R Barlows. Detroit relatives Mr and Mrs Farmer and son visited the Barlows and returned to Detroit Sunday with Evelyn. Earl Brockway visited Floyd Craines. Howard Brockway stayed over the weekend. Jess Durham and son from Bay City spent Sunday with Abe and Mrs Durham.
Mr and Mrs Thos Hutchinson Mr Erb and Stanley Kleiner visited near Coleman Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Johnston A brief Sunday School turnout due to smallpox fears. Local social updates include visits from Midland Clare Wil lington Flint and Detroit. Universal note of heat with temperatures above 90.
Mrs Chew and son and Mr Rhodes of Dover visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Rhodes. Mrs Vern Hains went to Port Hur on for an operation and well wishes are offered for her recovery. Several other families from Flint Lansing Brown and Mia travel to Dover to visit relatives including the Robinetts Blystones and Actées with dinners and weekend visits noted.
Hatton and Mrs Haines of Pontiac are visiting their daughter Mrs Clarence Turner. The Barr family Hoatlin Hanshue and Dennison from Grand Rapids were weekend guests of the Durfees. Bertha Lake hosted a family dinner with Gower family from Grand Rapids. Russel Hoatlin visits from Grand Rapids for the summer with his grandparents. Edd Magnus and family called at the Durfee home and Mrs Durfee and son Arthur visited Glare and Farwell last week.
Mr and Mrs Harley Bentley and children visited Mr and Mrs L Finch Sunday evening. Elmer Schofield Jr returns from Detroit after a year away. R Tigner entertained guests including Dick Kingdon and Rosella Tigner of Midland. W S Bertram of Midland spent weekend with G Liddell family. Dorothy Havens of Hope visited R Tigner. Earl Halstead A Graham and family from Lansing visited John Halstead. Irene Utley works at Ray B Timpe. Jess Hilyard and daughter Myrtle traveled to Battle Creek to stay with daughter Helen Gandert. George Colder and George Halstead of Flint visited Halsteads. Blanche Halstead, recently mentioned, is referenced.
The report notes several visits and travels. Mr and Mrs Don Luce of Mt Pleasant called on the Schofield home Thursday evening. Miss Ethelyn Hudson of Wisconsin visits John Halstead. Miss Gladys Halstead returns to Lansing after a stay at home. Mr and Mrs Clarence Davison with Donald and Marie visited Roy Root home Sunday.
Rosebush residents Mr and Mrs Patrick Horan spent Sunday at Houghton Lake. Elizabeth Dunn visited at Detroit with daughter Lorne Downey. Floyd House and daughter Enola plus Mrs Gardner and Walk er family visited. Several others traveled to Bay City Detroit Pontiac and Ann Arbor for visits and studies.
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