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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
8
A jumble of social mentions records visits and gatherings around Clio including Mrs Al. Boucher in Decoration Day company with Mrs Wilda Mahan and Mrs Ida Martin from Big Rapids visiting Thursday with Mr and Mrs Tom Shilling.
South West Greenwood reports visits from Mr. and Mrs. Grover Updike and daughter Jennie to Bert Douglas. Detroit visitors New York relatives renew acquaintances. Arthur Austin from Pontiac attends Decoration day with his father Thos. Austin. Charles McAllen sails to Cleveland for work. Frank Budd of North Branch visits Updikes. Wheeler with Crawford from Temple drive to Hardy Dam. Frank Pruden returns. Bert Douglas hosts a party with fifty guests. Glen Isawhart and Albert Hunner perform music. Anna Rit ter stages a program and weenie roast with ice cream and cake. Zelda Walker from Lansing visits relatives.
Community listings recount Dec holiday visits with Clair Stanley and Bentons, Detroit travelers, Lansing families, and Clare residents visiting relatives in Flint and Saginaw. Obituaries, grade exam notes, storms causing barn damage, and a 20th wedding anniversary marked by neighbors and friends.
A fragment notes a pre day May 23 picnic dinner at a school in Northwest Vernon after an omitted mention in a letter. The readable text is incomplete but indicates a closed location and an outdoor meal event.
Mrs. Margaret Haynes of Detroit credits Konjola with saving her life after years of nerves fatigue and constipation. She reports recovery after using four bottles, regaining appetite and energy, and praises the product as sold in Clare at ELA Anderson's Drug Store and by top druggists in the area.
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