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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1936

Page

4

Camp Rotary Opens For Summer Scout Activities At Clare

Camp Rotary near Clare launches summer programs directed by J Pervert Sauin and staff including Chas Boyer Stanley Huntington and Ralph M Van Volkinberg. The five weekly periods feature Pioneer Nature Aquatic Gypsy and Paul Bunyan themes with merit badges, visits by civic clubs and a canoe trip on the Manistee River for senior scouts.

Camp Rotary Beeber Lake Clare J. Pervert Sauin Valley Trails Council Chas. Boyer Stanley Huntington Ralph M. van Volkinberg Merrill Rangers Forester Iva Butterfield Bay City University of Michigan Leon Washburn Kiwanis Rotary Club of Saginaw Michigan Manistee

Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Co strengths cited

The Holly Herald notes Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Co of Hastings has over 50 years in operation and nearly 400 million dollars in in force coverage. It emphasizes low rates under conservation management and a payout of 261000 last year to policyholders. The company runs 800 agents and is highlighted in Herald ads as the region faces wind storm losses.

Holly Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Co Hastings Conservation Management Michigan Herald Holly Herald

Feature of Australia’s Animals: The Platypus Concept

A fragment notes that most native mammals in Australia carry young in an abdominal pouch until they can survive independently. The text highlights this distinctive reproductive feature as a defining trait of the region’s marsupials.

Australia

Community Notes and Visits From Area Families

Mrs. Wm. Hileman returns from hospital. Floyd Squires and O. M. Somers visit. Gilmore and Pontiac relatives in town. Friday is Farmers Union night. members urged to attend. Stephinsons host Pontiac relatives. Nathan Brown returns from Flint. Rain Monday afternoon welcomed.

Wm. Hileman Nathan Brown Flint

Winterfield Family Visits and Local News

Mr and Mrs John Cook and baby called on the former aunt Mrs Co J Dells Sunday. Mr and Mrs Sam Davis of Flint visited their parents Mr and Mrs Hold Cutter over the weekend. Miss Helen Vanderwoude went to Mt Pleasant Monday to attend Teachers College. Mr and Mrs Sam Gaskill visited their daughter and family Mrs Roy Sutton near Clare Sunday. Mr and Mrs Roy Turner of Marion visited the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Cleman Sunday. Mr and Mrs Viznaw barn burned Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Frank C Davis Edith and Predia Gaskill aged to Cadillac Friday. Seigal Vanderwoude of Lansing visited his parents and family over the week.

John Cook J. Dells Sam Davis Flint Hold Cutter Helen Vanderwoude Mt. Pleasant Teachers College Sam Gaskill Roy Sutton Clare Roy Turner Marion Clarence Cleman Viznaw Frank C. Davis Edith Predia Gaskill

Elm Grove Social News Feats Visitors and Visits

Edith Raymond returned from Clare where she cared for Mrs. J Brown who broke her hip. Harvey Wilson and C J Wilson entertained guests from Lansing. Dan Holcomb and Barbara Jean Greenwood dined with the Bardleys. Clair Strouse and family visited Lyle Waite. William Butters and sons from Lansing visited their father J W Butters. Carl Bradley and children dined with Carl Cotton. Rudolph Hildebrandt and daughters visited Harness Allen in Arthur.

Edith Raymond Clare J. Brown Harvey Wilson C. J Wilson Lansing Dan Holcomb Barbara Jean Greenwood Harry Bardley Clair Strouse Lyle Waite J. W. Butters Catherine Carl Bradley Carl Cotton Rudolph Hildebrandt Harness Allen Arthur

Pleasant Valley Social Roundup Remains Quiet

Pleasant Valley notes report visits from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stone returning from Hinkleville and others from Royal Oak Clare Midland Pontiac and Gladwin. Family guests include Mrs Ellen Gibis and Mrs Marie Allen with various local residents. One resident, Miss Mabel Dangler, spends the week with relatives at Gladwin.

Local Folks Visit, Weather and Games Notes

Gladwin residents Mr and Mrs Wilbur Lower spent Sunday with Arthur Lover family. Har rison visitors Ira Miller and Chas Spohn came to Sandusky Friday and Saturday. Weekend guests at Violet Sundays home included Elwyn Yax Martha Hutchinson from Flint August Ulrich Ruth from Clare and J W Sunday from Hastings. Forest Garver and children visited Roger Rleinhardt Sunday. Ball game was called off as Lake George could not come. plans to play Hardwood this week. Mrs Chas Ott is much better and able to be around. William Henderson of Harrison visited Hearett Allen family. Frank Sweeny and children of Mt Pleasant and Fay Lower of Detroit spent Sunday with Glen Lower family. Ben Kleinhardt and Esther of Detroit were at the farm for the weekend. Donald Shaver spent Sunday in Clare visiting relatives.

Wilbur Lower Gladwin Arthur Lover Ira Miller Chas. Spohn Harrison Sandusky Violet Sunday Elwyn Yax Martha Hutchinson Flint August Ulrich Ruth Clare J. W. Sunday Hastings Forest Garver Roger Rleinhardt Lake George Chas Ott Wmi. Henderson Hear Roy Bennett Detroit Robert Wilson Mildred Hanes Millersburg Arthur DeGeer John Gardner and Son Romulus English Wayne Grace Lloyd’ Tabor Belleville R. J. Powell Maple Grove Woods Store Lyman Bentley H. Reiss Nanncy Bhileen Marlyn Joan Irwin Andrews Arid Lake Merrill Mina VanBuskirk Hazel Rodgers Carwell Calvin Tryon Pearl Powell Himer C. R. Armstrong Lawrence Stanton Harold Sprowl Margaret Jean Birch Run A. A. Powell Frank Babcock Bertha Farwell Stanley Tryon R. J Frank Boyer Brimley Powells Atkins Millington Lottie Son Arthur West Merviel Andrews Clarence Barrett J. Swanson Burt de Camp Grand Rapids Otto Andrews Fred Yoder Gladys

Clare Green Home Hosts Visitors From Midland

Mr and Mrs Walter Hierholzer and son from Midland called on Mrs Adolph Hierholzer Saturday afternoon visiting at the Green home in Clare.

Walter Hierholzer Midland Adolph Hierholzer Green Clare

Community Notes and Visits Across Detroit Area

Local residents report calls and visits among families in Detroit and nearby towns. A pickup event details Mildred Hanes visiting Millersburg and Arthur DeGeer injury from a hay fork incident. The Maple Grove softball team wins again and multiple family updates include births, illnesses, and travel, with sympathy for Merrill Andrews’s passing.

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Cone Rotor Largs Activiies Man Alma College Red Cross Leo Jay Mitchell Jay Bunker Hill Paul Bunyan Austin Bates Dale Kennedy J. Herbert Saum Charles A. Boyer Stanley H. Huntington Ira Butterfield Handicraft Double Eagle Pathfinder Goodyear Aurol H. J. Foster Tire, Battery and Shoe Repairing Service Michigan Mutual Winterfield Elm Grove Pleasant Valley Charles Stone Thompson Hinkleville Roy Sutherland Royal Oak Bates Orville Bates Lyle Pontiac Arvin Orvis A. H Kirkpatrick Rolland Mussel Ervin Orvis Alex Stittsworth Quinsey Donald Keith Wm. Garshow Rodger The Brown F. Allen Marie Allen E. Kleiner Gordon Marjory Jane C. S. Runyan Mabel Dangler Fahnstalk Lee Bird Belding Nora Young Laverne Fellows Cora Andrews Harry Brown Brinton G. R. Powell A. O. Wilds Jim Rulapaugh Dave McQueen Ben Baxter C. Welch Loch-A-Bar Pyetae Mich Fourth OF Peoples Rally Grove Clare County Fair Grounds Sarafah Robert Vint Ralph Didier Frank Collins Young Peoples Geo. Pfetsch Clare Baptist Church Dover Tabernacle A. D. Telder Vandewarker’s Groceries Lux Lifebuoy
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