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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
7
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Mr Glers visited from Mr Pleasant over Sunday to meet his new baby boy Jerry William who arrived the 10th. Mrs J As Bowerman returned from Ann Arbor in improved health. Miss Catherine Butters attended Stone school rally day. Miss Eva Bowerman spends a week with her aunt Mrs Bernice Pendell.
Miss Lillian Badgley of lint spent a few days at the A. Allen home in Eva. Jane McCreary vacationing with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Worden and Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt Holmes and family of Lake. Mrs. A. J. Worden visits sister-in-law Mrs. Claude McCreary in Pontiac. Anita Nixon spent part of last week with grandma near Rosebush. Emmitt Holmes Albert and Robert Reed attended a Clare baseball game Sunday.
Residents recall picnics at lakes and town gatherings while crops benefit from recent rain. Milo Robinett is sick. Mabel Russell of Adrian visits with her father William Russell’s family. Mrs. Chas Ford improves. Emmet Sutton’s group camped dinner at the lake. Cy Winchell and family visited the Butcher home. The Paterson family and I Minard Jackson enjoyed the holiday at home. Mrs. Wissie Griffin and Hilda traveled from Detroit to visit J. R. Johnson and relatives.
ADVANCE GRANGE notes weekend visits as Ed Geloneck and Carl Schaff arrive from Detroit to spend the Fourth with Grace Slater and relatives. Distant family ties include Dymond Horton Roth Merton and Grigg households across Lansing Sag inaw and Tar vison where Nellie Ramsey and Glarenas Jordon wed quietly.
Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs Sowle and Vivian at Harry Grigg’s home. A boy named Norman Wayne was born to Mr and Mrs Leslie Randle. The Randle family from Alma visited the Coop er home. Sund dy activities include a visit from Martin Eberhart and family of Clare and others from Detroit. Sheridan Society met at the County Farm on July 9 with about forty attendees and baskets of food.
Mrs Della Burton and children returned Sunday from a week with relatives in Pontiac after an appendicitis attack. Her son Donald is quite ill and Leona, youngest daughter of Lewis Brown, sprained her arm. Chag Burns who lived with Tra Root's family since parental deaths has left to seek work. A few youths attended a Lake George dance and Misées Green and Flossie Burton joined friends at Harrison show. Dick Hileman and family and Mr and Mrs Bringold plus Nannie Hileman spent the weekend with I A Hileman and Chas Heber families.
Vernon Hill and others visit relatives in Clare area with Pasadena, Levering, Lansing, Alma, Shepherd, Holly, and other towns mentioned. Numerous relatives, guests, and family outings noted including baby Eola born July 8, and various Sunday and weekend visits.
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