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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1924
Page
4
Local publication details rates to Michigan and Canada, Friday issues, second class matter at Clare Post Office. Liners and reading notices priced per line with headline extra. Sentinel promotes job printing including probate notices through Judge Dorsey for publication.
Mrs Vern Haines entertained her brother and sister and husband from Port Huron last week. Mr and Mrs Durward Comer and baby Robert visited grandparents D W Gomer and family. Mr and Mrs C Myers visited Mr and Mrs K A Turner on Sunday. Sympathy goes to the Hoover family on Grandpa Hoover’s death. Dan Hoover of Langing visited with relatives D W Comer and family Thurman Robinette and family and Mrs F Acre with grandson.
Community notes report postponement of children’s day exercises to June 22. Social items list visits by Mr and Mrs J Miser of Dover Morris Miser of Cadillac Roswell Miser of Montana guests at Ceo Hemstreete home. Tris Hutchinson and Flint friends visited her Lake George hosts Arnold family. Mack Leeth stayed Wahi home Clare. Spink and Runyan families visited Saginaw area. Woods Alger families called in the neighborhood. Geo Hemstrette sold 35 broilers this week weighing up to two pounds.
B. HB Clark and family from Owosso spent the weekend with his parents. Wm Clark drove Clifford Barber and wife to St Charles for the funeral of Barber’s sister in Ann Arbor. Mrs H B Jones went to Clare to Toledo to visit grandma Heater and other relatives. Drs Johnson and Carryn of Marion operated on Mr Hornsby for hernia last Monday. he is recovering. TC Holmes and wife took Mr and Mrs Hornsby to Marion. Holmes and wife hosted neighbors with cards and dancing. Helen Clark visits her grandparents.
Mr and Mrs Alex Dora and family dined with Mrs Dan Fitzpatrick in Sheridan. Geo Gibbs and his daughter joined son in Clare. Herbe Schroeder left for Lansing seeking work. Madeline Dora was home over Sunday. Jim Fish of Saginaw visited. George Gibbs hosted relatives at Robert Wilson’s near Stevens Lake. Jerome Frees planned a Mt Pleasant visit with his mother. Frank Baker Tomey Hutchinson and two children visited the Frees household. Jack Emerson repaints his barn. Buck of Farwell visited Alois and family. Shinabarger visited Mrs Ripenburg’s daughter. Fred Dora visited his sister Madeline in Clare. She works for Chas Perry.
East Lincoln residents report sermons at Mann Siding by Hugene Burton of the Reeder ranch. Geo Ickes near Clare was in the neighborhood. Sparks of Moorey Crossing dined with the Cowl es at Cowles home. Dunkle sisters work near Clare and for Geo Ickes. Alfred Abbott received a blow playing ball at Lake George. no details yet. Several visits and chores noted among Lake George and Windover residents. Wm Kube plans to start his Summer Resort once lumber is on site.
Frost barely touched Hinkleville Saturday as Old Sol rose. Mrs Kittie McIntosh visits Owosso while Floyd and Laurie Woodward visit relatives in the area. Gypsies pitched a tent on the Frank Irwin place near the P M R R before being asked to move on. Azzie Smith and Irene Smith visited Al Byba and family en route home from Holly.
Mr Vernon Grange and families host and visit relatives in Clare and Sheridan. Orlanda Thayer of Detroit visits parents Mr and Mrs Louie Thayer. Warren Atwood of Brown visits daughter Mrs Chas Haring. Warren Haring sustains head injury after colt kick. Grange meeting plans with ice cream social and talk by Susan's Kitchen Hand. next Monday open to members and friends.
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