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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1935
Page
8
A northbound Ann Arbor train struck a car driven by Leland Barnes 24 and Donald Signs 15 near Ithaca, killing both. The accident occurred as they were returning from Ithaca, delaying service arrivals on the line.
New 1935 edition catalog notes the novel Green Light by Dr Lloyd Douglas. Readers of Magnificent Obsession and Forgive Us Our Trespasses are invited to enjoy vivid characters including Dean Harcourt, Dr Craig and Phyllis Dexter as they seek happiness and a hopeful ending.
Four women Bessie Bradley Genevieve Fancon Nellia Jordan and Grace Williams were chosen as Extension group delegates to Warm Women's in Lansing on Sunday. Week Cora Wilson was also selected but could not attend. Henry and Chas Wilson hosted two old friends from Mesota Herman Bennett and family while Mrs Mae Adam and two nieces stayed with sister Edith Raymond for a week.
Mr and Mrs Henry Heintz and family of Greenwood visited relatives and friends Sunday. Horton Case welcomed a new son born July 1 named Donald Arthur. Cart Monday cared for them as they recovered. Sebestain Pfannes hosted relatives from Chicago. Clarence VanBuskirk and Ira Root families spent Sunday with Ira Root's parents. K Gunnerman of Clare area visited the Wm Hileman home Tuesday.
John List of Saginaw spent the weekend with Mrs List and granddaughter here. Mr and Mrs John List Jr also visited Sunday. Walter May and children returned to Detroit after three weeks with her parents. Roy Batch and children of Saginaw stayed with Claud Turner’s family. Grandparents hosted several friends including Mack and C J Harvey. Mack Mondsy and Imogene Flystone attended the Wilcox reunion in Montrose. S Leposky of Cadillac also spent the weekend here.
Mrs Lorne Downey and son visited her mother Mrs Robert Dunn in Rosebush while en route to Traverse City. Detroit residents Mr and Mrs Charles Pearson and Mr and Mrs W J Pearson visited H N Johnson and relatives. Several families moved into a new house owned by A and Johnson. Steve Zemko and wife welcomed a baby boy born Tuesday. Busy Bee Canning Club met at Eleanor Gross home with new member Dorothy Swindlehurst. next meeting planned as a picnic. Grace McKalvin and grandson visited the Porters Ellis home. Dorothy returned with them while Junior stayed longer. William Hess and family hosted Mrs Allenbaugh of California. Margaret Robinson of Pittsburgh and Bert Johnson of Mendon with George Nichols of Chicago visited Mrs William Johnson. Mackie Maghbee, injured, was taken to Ann Arbor University Hospital for further treatment. E Brown and Mrs Hart of Saginaw stayed with Dan Coyne from Thursday to Saturday. L H Moon and Mary Murphy visited Rochester and Pontiac. Bert Ellis and family of Detroit stayed with the Porters. Ralph Stickle of Oliver and Mary Alice Simpson of Owasso weekend at L A Stickle home. Harl Anderson and children visited C A Taylor home in Mt Pleasant. Henry Winnell hosted Detroit relatives over weekend. Patrick Scott of Washington DC vacations with Frank and Mrs Scott. Harold West family left for New Straitsville Ohio. Jack Lynch returned from two weeks with Bill Wassémer in Grand Rapids. Bernard Balige and family of Neaax Durand with guests Miss Mary Barnett of Swartz Creek and Miss Elizabeth Balige of Mt. Pleasant shared Sunday fellowship at Bernard Balige Sr. home.
The passage records numerous visits and illnesses among local families. Notable items include Mrs. Anna Swindlehart seriously ill, and many rounds of visits to and from families in Mt Pleasant Detroit Grand Rapids Chicago Pittsburg Mendon Wyandotte Westaburg Ontario and Niagara Falls.
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