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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1937
Page
8
Local residents and relatives visited Clare area communities over the weekend with trips to Detroit Madison and Bay City. Social clubs plan meetings including Lutheran Ladies Aid and American Legion Auxiliary while many families report travel outings, hospital updates, and a wind storm causing damage in the area.
Obituary notices the death of Mrs Alma M Robinson born Utica Michigan January 18 1868. She married George Robinson July 2 1890 and had two children Ernest G of Fostoria and Pearl Salmer of Saginaw. She lived in Essex Ontario Marion Clare and Sag inaw before passing July 4 following weeks of suffering. Funeral attendance and surviving relatives listed with a short poem.
Mrs Jane Shafer of Lansing visits at the home of her daughter Mr and Mrs N Trumble. Mr and Mrs John Robison welcome a little son. Benjy Wood expects to return home soon from injuries. Carl Shilling is progressing well. Mrs Ruth Perry can go out again after calling on her mother Mrs McNeal. Emery Wood of Lansing and Bill Green of near Loomis visited over the Fourth. Mary and Louise Ingraham of Harbor Springs visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm Ingraham. Floyd McGuire of Flint spent the Fourth with his parents.
Detroit guests Mr and Mrs Were Kinsey and son Billy and Mrs Chas Grover with Jim attended supper at Robi Wilsons. Mina Van Buskirk returned home from hospital but will stay bedridden a few days. Ivy poison linked illness. Arthur West family and Cora Andrews Nora and kin visited brother John over the 4th. Glenn Powell family at Stanley Tryon s. Henry Fritz from Higin Illinois stayed with uncle John Halstead. Ida Pietch Alma Wright with Bentleys Reese and Davidson families at Clear Lake. Orley Rogers ill, speedy recovery hoped. R J Powell returned from vacation at Houghton Lake with daughter Mrs John Garner husband and children. Willis Hubbard and sons, Mrs Glenn Jafe, and Mrs Gardner seal pons visited Romulus family. Lloyd Tabor of Belleville joined Powell party. Maple Grove Telephone Co met at R J Powell home Monday night.
Daily visits and social calls fill the week in Coleman and nearby towns. Families from Coleman, Midland, Flint, Detroit and Saginaw visit kin and friends at Robinett, Blystone, Gordon and Blystone households amid school notices and ongoing hay harvest strain.
The text notes bread was highly esteemed in ancient Egypt where an altar to bread was set up and bread was eaten first. It also mentions Hindu practices where some tribes bless bread by dipping it in the Ganges before consumption.
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