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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1941

Page

10

Local Clare Social Notes Show Wide Circle of Visitors

Clare residents and guests mingle with relatives across Michigan and beyond. Travelers include El sie Pillsbury, Fred and Clare Thompson visitors from St Louis, and Eileen Moore from Copemish visiting H M Sowle and family. Cadet VanDyne from Texas spent a week with his mother J. Hy Van Dyne. Doctors and officials attend events, while residents travel to Midland Grand Rapids Sault Ste. Marie and Detroit for business and leisure.

Elsie Pillsbury Ernest Kleinhardt Fred Thompson St. Louis Clare Friends Eileen Moore Copemish H. M. Sowle Rex Clure Midland Morrel Clute Cadet BE. A. VanDyne San Antonio Texas J. Hy van Dyne Samuel" Vrooman Portland William B. Dunlop Michigan Police Chief's Association Traverse City John Reed Grand Rapids George Wilson Ewart C. A. Wellman Lee Lyman Dearborn Beverly B. F. Fisher G. A. Perry Robert Joanana Riley Kirkpatrick Grant Frank Lewis Gulf Refining Company Tulsa Oklahoma Gulf Frank Keplinger Arthur Morgan Floyd Black V. F. W. State Sault Ste. Marie Michigan Stewart B. Howson Howson Hotel Mackinaw City Frank Holder Howson Royal Flying Corps Mary Xandra Brodie Madgette Walsh Los Angeles California George Johnson Elton Robinette Chesaning Eveline Gerow John Empey David Ruark Horace Landis Dinah Lynn Great Bend Kansas Clare Neosho Missouri Chris’ Smith Saginaw J. W. Siel Eight Point Lake CG. C. Knapp Austin Knapp Flint Dan Wood Ed. Mussell Bay City Harold Menning Byron Ginn Toledo Ohio Clifford “Lovejoy Lansing Dan Roberts Walter Krienke Iva. Gilbert Clara Krienke Clara Swayze Harrison Dave Seil Wayne Grimm Whittemore A. H. Horton W. A. Neithercut Jimmy Empey-Gerow Neithercut Arthur Ginn Clarence Cotton Kilmegrove Dale Rulapaugh Gilmore Harry Nowlen Orville Graham Marionette C. D. Harvey Ida Chedester Francis Thomas Mancelona Kendell Chippewa Camp Stanley Irland Hillsdale William Stanley Robert Allen Norman Jackson Cecil Blanchard Coleta Haring Dorothy Blanchard J. D. Lions G. B. Thompson Big Rapids Paul Mance Doris Sparkel Niagara Falls Fort Niagara Watkins Glen Pennsylvania Iris Graebner William Meelhader Holy Gross Lutheran Church Graebner Gala Hochstetler Mint Wilbur Ireland Clarence Ketcham Stanton Robert ‘Leposky Leposky C. Slentz GC. A. Heiser Howard Penrose Sheridan Charles Stirling Mildred Brown-Menery Sanilac County Kenneth Peasley Westaburg Harverter Floyd McDaid Alma B. D. Kennedy Henry Assmann Betty Mt. Pleasant Robert Archambault Marilyn Slentz Muskegon Icem Slentz Harl Phimsey Donald Ardis Orville Allen Rueffer Brothers Spring Lake Charles Brooks Walter Phillips William Arnold Lake George Earl Owens Milo Myers Alma Owens Earl Tupper Vera Longieliere Joyce Jack Hopkins Alice Hassenzahl Pontiac Jake Walker O. H. Breen Ben Kanaar Alpena Donald Holbrook Port Huron Marvin Hawkins Dow Chemical Workers R. D. Blubaugh Chris Reger Dennis Hornung Hart Waite Averill James Manning Chicago Illinois F. G. Allen Sarah Campbell Oil City HB. A. Wilkinson F. F. Lovett Eewin Lovett Harold Jones Collinge Will

Farewell Party Honors Ward Feighner Before Army Training

Thirty friends and Church of God members gathered at Clare Tourist Park last Friday for a farewell event honoring Ward Feighner who left Monday for U S Army training. Vera Peterson spoke and presented guests. Rev Harry J Cleveland gave a gold inscribed Bible. Refreshments of homemade ice cream and cake were served as the group wished him God speed and success.

Church of God Clare Ward Feighner U. S. Army Ward Vera Peterson Harry J. Cleveland

Twelve Constitutions Hevador and Market Hours

The record notes twelve constitutions since becoming a republic in 1830 with the last in 1929. George's Market remains open evenings and Sundays offering quality meals and groceries at 118 East Ath Street, Claret.

Hevador George’s Market East Ath Atreet

Cork Trees First Crop At About Fifteen Years

Cork trees begin producing a crop around age fifteen and then every eight to twelve years for a century or more. Early harvests from young trees are coarser, with quality improving as trees age.

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