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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1928

Page

6

Local Social Roundup and Grange News

Mrs. Jennings Archambault stayed in Mt. Pleasant from Wednesday to Saturday to tend her ill mother Mrs. Daniels. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Stanley and family visited Mrs. Reynold Ambrosier in Coleman on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Holquist visited friends in Dover Sunday evening. Mrs. Arthur Helms of Gilmore visited sister Mrs. H. A. Sanborn Monday. Leda and Babe Ackerman spent Wednesday night with Berniece. Mr. and Mrs. William Hawkins and Mrs. Al Purdy are now Grange members. Next Monday night, a gathering for gats bought with Penny March money is planned.

Jennings Archambault Mt. Pleasant Daniels Russel Stanley Reynold Ambrosier Coleman Martin Holquist Dover Arthur Helms Gilmore H. A. Sanborn Leda Babe Ackerman Berniece William Hawkins Wand al. Purdy Grange

HINKLEVILLE NOTES Happenings Include Visits And Roofing Help

Betty Jean Hampton of Clare spent Monday with Maxine Hawkins. Fred Turbush of Clare helped A Oliver with new barn roofing. Rev Holly of Rosebush invited all to an all day meeting in Rosebush on Wednesday. no prayer services were held this week due to the holiday. Miss Iane Struble of Mt. Pleasant returned home Tuesday after…

Betty Jean Hampton Clare Maxine Hawkins Fred Turbush A. Oliver Rev Holly Rosebush Iane Struble Mt. Pleasant

Social Roundup from Miss Alice Barber Week

Week spent with Miss Alice Barber includes a Monday evening birthday party. Blanche Clark enjoyed a fishing trip to Half Moon Lake last week, winning a fine string of fish. Hawkins family from Clare visited Wm Hawkins and kin, while Myrtle Kraatzson and Grandma Hager joined A Purdy at Gladwin for the day.

Lee Grandma Hager A. Purdy Gladwin

Brush College Weekend Visitors and Local Gatherings

Flint visitors Mr and Mrs Carmen Newman and children stayed with J C Newman while Ted Newman and Miss Goodman visited Lansing. St Louis relation visited J C Coats. plans made for a Hubbard Lake cottage trip. Kalamazoo resident Aaron Phillips moved his wife’s body to Mt Ever Rest Memorial Park. A Aid gathering hosted by Mrs Newman drew 54 guests for dinner ice cream and cake. Next month picnic planned at Budd Lake. Ohio weekend trip for Hart Sanders family to see a ill father. Midland and Pontiac visitors noted at Sanders residence.

Carmen Newman Flint Ted Newman Miss Goodman Lansing J. C. Newman Geo. Clark St. Louis J. C. Coats Aaron Phillips Kalamazoo Wm. Schieber Phillips Arthur Cemetery Mt. Ever Rest Memorial Park Newman Budd Lake Hart Sanders John Rockey Ralph Kenneth Ohio Ray Fairchilds Midland Frank Sanders Guy Armstrong Mary Marcia Leitner Pontiac Earl Sanders

Hatton Social Notes Highlight Summer Visitors and Farm Talk

Hatton residents report a new daughter joining Mr. and Mrs. EH White and discuss farm help plans. Detroit visitors include Mrs. Hattie Hamlin and her kids. Local couples and families travel to cottages at Lake George and Golden Glow. A Beaverton visitor notes drowned crops but good harvest prospects. Henry Magnus ships fat hogs, and 4th of July festivities are upcoming.

EH. White Lake George Donald Bicknell Donald Fred Charlie Eshenwick Bob Hatton Land of Plenty

Windover Lake Visitors and Local Travels

Windover Lake notes list numerous visitors and departures across Temple Clare Detroit and Lansing. Families including Achard Burris Harrington Delling Reynolds Richerson Wheeler and Barlow visit or travel for holidays and summer plans with boarders at farms and ranches around Windover Lake and Point Lookout Michigan.

Weekend Guests Visit Lake George Area

Sunday visitors include Hol Gowdish with five friends from Detroit staying near Little Cranberry Lake. The Achard ranch hosts W M Finch and family, while Charlie Calkins and Sadie Richerson join Mrs Ruth Groves and Ruth Marrington at Lake George. A. B. Gowdish and friends travel to Faiwell on Sunday.

Hol. Gowdish Detroit Little Cranberry Lake Lawrence Groves W. Marrington Ruth Harrison Achard Ranch W. M. Finch V. Finch Charlie Calkins Sadie Richerson Rachel Cross Oscar Delling

Brown Corners Community Notes On Health Work And Church

Mrs Floyd Garver suffered a painful accident with a power washer wringer injuring her hair roots yet she is recovering. Ira Miller sustained a painful injury while playing ball and was unable to walk for several days but is now recovering and attended Greenwood church. Walter Deller builds a large sheep shed for Mr Kleman attracting local admiration. The Sunday School and evening services grow with many neighbors visiting Greenwood. The revival ended with thirty five converts and Wm Cornwell arrives from Saginaw for summer at a lakeside home with a new bathing pool and running water system.

Floyd Garver Ira Miller Greenwood Chas. Spohn Walter Deller Mr. Kleman Barney Fisher Detroit Budd Lake Harrison John Hartman Clair Coulter Ernie Green Carrie Pervorse Chas. VanDenberg Lula Woolston Fred Dora Lorin Birdsall Royal Kleinhardt Albert Kanarr Benjamin Kanarr Johanna Kanarr

Local Residents Spend Summer Visits Across the Area

Mrs Francis Brink of near Marion visits her mother and sister. The Campbell family of Ionia summers in a local cottage. Jacob Ringle returns from Attica Ohio. Velma Griffin of Grand Rapids visits her parents Mr and Mrs Geo Griffin. Camel of Florida arrives for summer in his cottage. Shure family and Alice join relatives for a few weeks. Marion Caner family visits Jerome Caner and others in Greenwood. Jessie Allen returns from Saginaw. Mrs Wm Titus and Clara Louise spend time with Mrs Rose Mixter. Hotel improvements include new awnings. Fred Cooper of Cadillac brings Mary Smith and they visit Arthur Lower. Vreeland family to spend weeks at their cottage. Hazel Archambolt wed William Downer of Pontiac. they will live in Pontiac. Mrs Charles Hebert of Detroit and Doris Bender visit Mrs Frank Schaaf. Chester Apel and wife return to Bowling Green after a week with friends. Gladys Bruce of Mt Pleasant visits grandparents. Donald McCartney visits relatives in Saginaw. Herbert Franks of Toledo on extended visit to grandparents.

Francis Brink Marion Scriminger Dorothy Harry Campbell Ionia Jacob Ringle Attica Ohio Velma Griffin Grand Rapids Geo. Griffin Camel Florida Jack Shure Famly Harry Simpson Alice Shure Jack Marion Caner Jerome Caner Charlies Burnett Greenwood Guy Light Jessie Allen Saginaw Wm. Titus Clara Louise Rose Mixter Olive Hallet Fred Cooper Cadaillac Mary Smith Arthur Lower Brown Corners Vreeland Hazel Archambolt William Downer Pontiac Charles Hebert Detroit Doris Bender Frank Schaaf Mgr Chester Apel Bowling Green Gladys Bruce Mt. Pleasant Samuel Bruce Donald McCartney Herbert Franks Toledo

Fresh Swim Caps at Andersons Toy B Classified

A new line of swim caps debuts at Andersons Toy B Classified with upcoming liner events next week. The ad hints at faster options and quick repairs, aiming to attract bargain shoppers.

Anderson’s Toy

Honor Roll and Perfect Attendance List for Local School

School notes honor roll for last semester show six A student names including Marion Horton and Byron Gallagher. Senior through seventh grade lists highlight all A students, perfect attendance achievers, and year-long attendance records across grades with numerous named students and teachers.

Marion Horton Bernice Groves Betty Groves Ruth Shull Marguerite Hhrhardt Byron Gallagher Bernard Ackerman Mildred Derby Veramae Thompson Louise Topps Catherine Dawson Billy Hochstetler Anna Leis Chester Milam Dorsey Mussell Anna May Smailey Lloyd Montgomery Marion Sutton Veromae Thompson Keith Johnson Arthur Lamb Clifford Lave Ryan Robison Lyla Sutherland Hazel Sutton Hallis Walton

Diamond derives from Greek meaning un conquerable and unbreakable

The term diamond comes from a Greek root signifying invincibility and durability. It highlights the stone’s legendary strength and enduring nature across cultures and languages.

Osier Craft Faces Change in English Basket Trade

The osier and wicker basket industry is an old English craft with no machine made method yet. Workers fear the art will speed up in England if encouragement is lacking, as many shops already rely on German and Japanese baskets that look novel but lack quality.

Osier Eingland Lenden Mall

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