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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1926
Page
3
Mrs. Lester Dillenback and Hazel attended a Thimble Clip meeting at Mrs. William Stanfield's home. Numerous visits and guests from Flint, Midland, Detroit, and other towns marked a busy week with weddings, funerals, school elections, club gatherings, and community events across Harrison and surrounding areas.
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders hearing on July 24 1926 to determine heirs entitled to estate assets of Samuel L. Miller. Public notice to be published in the Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks. Judge Thos S. Dorsey presiding.
The diary notes fine weather for resorters but rain needed for crops. Residents and visitors are listed with brief updates: O F Gregory and Daniel visiting W M Clark family. Sun Shine Club hosted by Ray Clark. 39 attendees. Joe B Clark fixed a cottage driveway. BE W Guenther painting cottages. Brown and Marford cottage painted. Mrs W B Turner and Donna visiting son in What Friday. Guenther and son in Detroit. Charles Allen family visiting Eight Point. twins praised. Perry Gardner hosted Wilkinson family. Irene Taylor helped at Jack Scott's. Oneta Elgene new girl at Jack’s. Sunshine Club met at Ray Clark’s. Jim Bongard and Ida Cook wed July 8 and plan to start housekeeping. Alma and Leona Mae visited Fred Speck. Grange turnout small. Calvin Buckley on 30 day furlough. Ray Clark improving. Richter twin baby girl lost. Grand Rapids visitors Jesse Field. rain came Friday morning but wind ruined it. Ray Clark driving a used spooe on high hills. Burt Scott guests from Lake bringing honey for resorters. Mary Barrit visiting Don Brown’s household. Oscar Graigraig greeting neighbors.
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