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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
3
Fragmentary notes discuss climates and regions naming the Nile valley in Upper Egypt and Arctic borders. The text appears as a garbled description of a demonstration and a list of stores and dates, with scattered proper nouns.
A force causes or changes motion while energy is the capacity to do work. Energy exists as heat sound or other forms and is exercised as work is done. The text contrasts force as an agent and energy as potential.
The town records show a pleasant rainfall enjoyed by residents. Nealie Cook is busy on a new barn project. The Board of Review met at the town hall on Monday and Tuesday with local families hosting visitors and sharing weekend meals and visits across Marion and Clinton Foster households.
Ova Mott of Pontiac visited Frank Walters Sunday night. Ray Strouse family moved to Severson farm recently. Church service Sunday night was well attended with Rev. Bates absent due to illness and Wesley Teal filling pulpit. Bodkins family attended birthday dinner at Wm Hampton’s Mt. Pleasant in honor of Bodkins and Alice Teal. Mrs. Arthur Philips visited Dural Philips in Rosebush. Sunday School picnic scheduled for Wednesday June 18. Everyone invited.
Southwest Greenwood notes list Mr and Mrs Grover Updike visiting Hardy Dam Saturday. Bert Douglas along with Mrs Charles McAllen and Mrs Wm Roland and daughter Suratha traveled to Clare Wednesday. Earl Sprague was called to Owossi by illness of his aunt. Charles Wheeler hosted Sunday guests Bert Douglas. George Naegele and Alfred David with spouses from Temple stopped by Welch home Thursday.
The Brand neighborhood welcomes the S Severson farm buyers Mr and Mrs Roy Strouse to their new home. Local families gather for visits with relatives including the Brackart Severson Teale and McReynolds households. Memorial Day observances bring Teale families from West Grant and Flint to visit at the Teale and Shull homes.
Mr and Mrs O Anderson of Chicago visited Bertha Lake to spend a few days with her father A Swan gon. Mrs O Pietsch of Detroit Mrs A Lambertson of Lansing assist in caring for Mrs Wm Kube who remains seriously ill.
Community notices list Mr. and Mrs. Myers and relatives traveling to Gladwin and Pleasant areas for visits and business. Lambs weighed eighty six pounds shipped from Harrison. Social gatherings include ice cream parties and Ladies Union events with Kiggens and Myers families frequenting homes of Shull Hubel Roberts and Cook in Flint.
A list of local residents and visitors spending time at Tamayack Lodge and nearby cottages appears. Names include Robert Kemphfert and sons of Ann Arbor, Wm. Mosher of Windover, Dr. Johnston of Rosebush, and Basil Baker of Lansing among others. Several residents report travel to Clare Farwell Harrietta and Detroit.
Mr and Mrs Noble Stratton visit the latter's brother as several families share a Sunday gathering. Erwin White and family from Freeland join P J Dunkle and others at the Durfees. John List and granddaughter Ruth spend time on the farm, with other visitors including Roy Green and family, and Clarence Durfee guests. School closed with a picnic at Bertha Lake. farmers plant corn and potatoes. Mrs Wm Kube improving. Mrs C Durfee and Arthur to Farwell. GC Durfee to Clare. God Colleng in Grayling.
Miss Salome Smith has returned to her home near Farwell after closing a successful school year here. Mia, Austin Trumble and Salome Smith visited the Durfee home during their week away.
State lands in multiple counties will be offered at public auction on June 27 1930 by the Department of Conservation in Lansing Michigan. The sale covers sixty five hundred acres across Towns and Ranges in counties including Isabella Midland Ogemaw Sanilac Clare with detailed descriptions available from the Lands Division.
Mrs Claude Turner and her daughter returned to the farm from Ann Arbor on Monday.
Readable fragments announce a stove sale at Harris and Hirt with date Saturday June 14. The ad references a local event and includes shop names for the listing.
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