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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1937
Page
6
A long list of Sunday calls and weekend visits ties together families from Clare and nearby towns. Relatives from Pontiac, Lansing, Detroit, Flint, Saginaw and Mt Pleasant attended reunions at Stevenson Lake and the Brasington gathering, with many cousins and friends noted in dozens of home visits, dinners, and drives to Windover Lake.
The Rosebush column notes the death of John Johnson of Delwin and funeral services. It lists neighbors and relatives visiting, birthdays, library magazine gifts, club meetings, hospital procedures, and trips among residents of Rosebush and nearby towns.
Andersonville notes show the Meet-A-While club with Mrs J Renner on July 14 marking the last meeting until September. Attendance was light with mentions of Jim Moges wood and several local couples visiting relatives including Mr and Mrs John Smith and Mr and Mrs Oscar Maxwell. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs John Rose and their daughter from Lansing calling on Mrs Almyra Wedel and family.
Roger DeCamp and William Milkie of Lansing were weekend visitors at J C Newman. Frank Newman and Virgil Newman hosted visitors with their children. Border reunion at Stevenson Lake drew Perry Davis family and Heyman Wisner and young daughter from Angola. Randolph Rockey took Donald to Clare for a tonsil operation. I H Sanders of Mt. Pleasant hosted Earl Sanders. Clarence Austin and Ida Leitner from Pontiac visited Earl Sanders with Helen Sanders returning home from Pontiac. John Leitner returned home to Pontiac after three months with Earl Sanders.
Mrs Rena Heimbecker and Evelyn and Thelma visited Thos Cook at his home this week. Mrs Hilgia Hickok and children shopped in Ewart and called on Mrs Chas Graston who has been ill but is now improving. Mr Croston, a former local resident, and Mr and Mrs M Hansen visited their daughter Mrs John Gaffney and family, with Mr and Mrs Art Hansen also calling. Will Stock and daughter of Corunna called on Arthur Hansen, who hosted Mr and Mrs Hitniear and family of Traverse City. Thos Cook and Higin Hickok families attended Evangelical camp meeting at Fulbright Park Sunday. Guy Hickok of Fowlerville visited his brother Elgin and family.
Mrs J B Allen with daughter Mrs H B Romaine return to Saginaw after visiting, joined by granddaughter Laurel Zwingman and friend Andry Gillispie. Rev M R Honderich hosts three Kraatz granddaughters from Elkton. Mr Geo Vandewarkenr and Mrs Hunice Dier spent the weekend camping in a new trailer.
Heavy rains drenched the region with the year's most rainfall. A hospital took in Miss Wisa Rank for appendix surgery while Elva recovers at home. Twin babies blessed Mr. and Mrs. Armentrout. names pending. Locals visited by friends Armentrout and Haffner. a Fort Wayne Bible Institute group led a song service at the church.
Local residents host weekend visits from Paul Gerlitz and Morford of Tustin while Claire Hileman stays with grandparents in Gilmore. The Farmers Union plans its annual County Picnic on Sunday August 1 at Aldwood's Grove with Walter A. Nelson of Detroit as speaker. Everyone is invited to bring dinner and stay all day.
Ada Fry returned home from the cherry orchard last Wednesday with a crowd of cherries. George Cummins of Paw Paw visits his son Ray Cummins, accompanied by Bert Colburn visiting Mrs. Eva Cooper and Mrs. Wm. Goodrich. Rovelle and Frederick Clark stay a few days in the cherry orchard. Edmond Dunham and wife spend time at the cherry orchard. Frank Brooks returns to activity after a week of illness.
Muriel Brooks visited Lola Cooper on Sunday. Several locals including Mr and Mrs Del Evans Ira Monroe Titus Blosser and George Defeves visited the cherry orchard. Ohio visitors Frank Dunham and family and niece Carrie Bailey visited the farmers. Earl Price drove Miss Lucille Gruno to Clare General Hospital Saturday for tonsil removal. George Cummins Paw Paw and Ray Cummins Frost called on Monday. South west of Mancelona notes the events from Thursday and Friday of last week.
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