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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1933

Page

7

Local Social Roundup and Graduation Wishes

Community members shared visits and greetings across households including Frances Davis, Glenn Jarman, Carl McAlvey, and Will Gamble. Dale and Junior McAlvey returned for a week with relatives. A graduation notice honors Grace Sanders Cecil Hubel and fifth graders. The Ladies Union met at the town hall with plans for a larger turnout at the next meeting.

B. Wood Jean Jack Baller Grace Sanders Clare High School Cecil Hubel Gladwin County Normal Ladies Union Ralph Shull

Myers Corners Friends Spend Weekend Visiting

Orin Bosworth spent Sunday afternoon with Norman Myers. Mr and Mrs W E Myers visited relatives in Pleasant Sunday. Relatives of Mrs Carr mourn her mother. Hutchinsons from Midland visited their mother Mrs P M Myers. Russel Williams and family joined Herbert Myers. Kiggens and Moore families hosted gatherings in Harrison and Glare. Birdsall family and Rose visited Woolston home. Earl Vanatter joined Gerald Myers and Edna Lower. W E Myers and Earl Vanetter called on Geo Williams. Kenneth Roller visited Kiggens Friday evening.

Frances Davis Elam Seymour Ray Jarman Glenn Jarmnan Carl McAlvey Aby Lansing Dale Junior. McAlvay Will Lyle Darnell Orin Bosworth Norman Myers Ross Dysinger Doris J. A. Kiggens W. E. Myers Carr A. Hutchinson Midland FP. MM. Myers Russel Williams Herbert Myers L. A. Kiggens Harrison P. Moore Loren Birdsall Glare Woolston Rose Earl Vanatter Gerald Myers Edna Lower Earl Vanetter Geo. Willams Kenneth Roller

Arthur Center Plans Children's Day Program

A children’s day program is planned for Sunday evening June 18 in Arthur Center. The committee is busy with preparations and asks attendees to note the time and place. Several local residents and visitors are mentioned in the week’s notes.

Local Roundup of Storm Damage and Social Visits

A severe storm swept the area Sunday around two o clock causing extensive damage. Residents Mrs Eli Geroux and family extend sympathy. Mr and Mrs Charles Baker and family visited from Mr Pleasant and Misses Eva and Jennie Pierson from Clare called in the area. Mrs G Ripenburg entertained a dear friend Friday. Mrs L Frees called on friends in Clare last week. Adam Reger is building a new chimney for Alex Dora.

Eli Geroux Charles Baker Mr. Pleasant Eva and Jennie Pierson Clare

West Freeman Social Notes and Weather Outlook

Heavy wind storm caused damage to trees and outbuildings in the vicinity. Local residents report neighbors visiting and social visits across Midland Holland Sears and Flint. Mild weather boosts garden growth as residents hope cutworms stay manageable and garden work continues.

Local Notes From Clare Area Visitations And Health News

Loomis Floyd Powers left for Camp Custer Thursday. Mrs. James Teal and daughter Mary and son Ralph visited at the Gerow home Sunday. Detroit’s Royal Wilson and others from Los Angeles Clare and Flint called on local families. Mr and Mrs Fred Buscher went to Lima Ohio on business. Several callers and neighbors are mentioned in social notes including health concerns for Mr Power and Ira Grace infant. Children’s day at the church and Sunday School workers praised for their efforts. Services announced for every Sunday night at 7:30.

Henry Mayenshien Midland Fred Burke Elton Ed. Darnell Hmil Middleton Ralph Goodrich Lake Sunday Myr Elgin Hickok Neil Strait Bessie Sheaffer Nina Shinabarger Holland Alfred Frost George Watterson Flint Carl Shinabarger Harrison Alfred Gaffney Carl Shinarber Tom’ Cook Brooks Corner Floyd Powers Camp Custer Floyd Gerow James Teal Mary Ralph Royal Wilson Detroit A. D. Wilson Los Angeles Cali John Beattie Gladys Hemstreet Clare Bernard Harvey Geo. Burton Ray Bergey C. D. Harvey Fred Buscher Lima Ohio Guy Walters Della Gerow Power Ira Grace Earl Robinson Fom Pleasant O. D. Robinson Margaret Busche John Bergey Starry Harsh Arthur Johnson Our City Rosemary and Margaret Wright Mona Jéan Harvey John Sherman Lake Nunn Beaverton Glare Harold .Harvey Artis Johnson, Jr Little Brown Sager Florente Snider Mildred Johnson Kenneth Rawson Gilmore Church Orchestra Church of Christ Will Phillips National Nichols Samuel Nichols W. EB. Gamble Gilmore Baseball Club Gilmore Central Wood Lewis Cook Frank Pifer Clarence Spooner Lansing LaVern Perry Mt. Pleasant Francis Davis Blam Seymour Gilmore C. BH Carl McAlvey Gilmore Studas Jarman W. R. Jarman and Sonts Whi, Cotter Mt., Pleasant

Farm Help and Family Visitors Reported Around Farwell

Lee Manit sheared sheep for Walter Smith and Albert Madison Tuesday. John Atkins of Farwell aided Walter Smith on the farm last week. Bert McGuire of Gilmore shopped for wool nearby last week. Hero Larimer of Saginaw visited John Madison and assisted on the farm. Harold Higgins of Farwell helped plant beans Monday. Mrs Roy Allen and son James of Farwell helped in the garden Monday. Elmer Allen returned home to Marion.

Lee Manit Walter “‘Smith Albert Madison John Atkins Farwell Walter Smith Bert. McGuire Gilmore Hero Larimer Saginaw John Madison Harold Higgins Roy Allen James Elmer. Allen Marion

Local Social Notes and School Honors

Hatton Mrs W B Stephinson entertains friends from Pontiac. 7th and 8th graders passed. Gertrude Mitchell praised. Gordon Snelling family attended funeral of Mrs Snelling’s mother Celia May in Detroit. Numerous locals visit relatives, attend dances, and help on farms.

W. B. Stephinson Pontiac C. BH. Turner Geroux Gertrude Mitchell John List Co. J. Harvey Leo Hendry Geo. Abbott Elmer Smith J. Whitsitt Flint Mack Will Imogene Blystone C. J. Harvey Bernard Bernard and Corinne Roscoe’s Smiths Gordon Snelling Lena George Wheatcroft Mr. Snelling Celia May Detroit Mack Harvey Lena Wheatcroft Marion

Central Gilmore Church Schedules and Pastor

Central Gilmore Church of Christ holds Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor gathers at 7:45 p.m. Evening sermon follows at 8:30 p.m. Miles Overton serves as pastor. Gilmore Free Methodist Church offers Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and preaching every other Sunday at 11:00 a.m.

Gilmore Church of Christ Christian Endeavor Gilmore Free Methodist Church

Gilmore Church Holds Sunday C E Meeting and Events

Judy Phillips leads a Gilmore Christian Endeavor session with a large turnout. Rev. Miles Overton delivers a soul saving sermon on repentance as Maxine Jackson and Marie Van Buskirk confess their faith after the invitation song Almost Persuaded. The Gilmore C B H plans an ice cream social and program while other community activities unfold.

Gilmore Church Judy Phillips Gilmore Christian Endeavor C. E Miles Overton Maxine Jackson Marie van Buskirk Aisl

Heat Bakes Horses as Summer Swelter Hits Local Area

A horse owned by Geo Pitts collapsed from heat near Wood's Store while locals flock to the old swimming hole three miles west and one mile south for a cooling dip. Spectators travel from surrounding areas to enjoy the hot day pastime.

Glass Alvin Geo. Pitts Wood

Siding residents visit relatives and beet field work noted

Mr and Mrs Lester Allen of Sheridan spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wm Hileman. Coon Burton and family left for beet fields near Coleman. Mrs Daniel Burton of Pontiac stays with son Emerson Burton. A strong wind storm Sunday caused notable damage. Gene Burton’s helpers also visited their homes Sunday.

Lester Allen Sheridan Wm. Hileman Coon Burton Coleman Daniel Burton Pontiac Emerson Burton Gene Burton

Winterfield Visitors Return to Flint After Visit

Mrs. Sam Davis and her niece Aundrie Mitchell returned to Flint after visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. Hold Cutler. Mrs. Cutler accompanied them home. The group also visited the Frank Davis home and at a local funeral in Hureka. Dorothy Cutler Priday was visited by Leta Peters. Mrs. Lee Flinn welcomed a son Francis Lee born June 7.

Sam Davis Aundrie Mitchell Flint Hold Cutler Sam Tjalgma Ann Arbor Leni Mastin Etta Peters

Local Social News Highlights From Pontige Area

Brand Mr and Mrs James Miser and two daughters Maxine and Hazel of Pontige dined with sister Mrs F Acre. Ice cream social at Virgil Newman home near town hall drew many. Mrs Clarence Davis and two children visited sister Mrs Ralph Shull. Erwin Abbott family from near Gladwin visited Aunt Acre. Tesia couple also called. Shulls hosted Ohio visitors weekend.

Saginaw Ohio Fern Wilo Athey Mary Frances Heiser Athey Vernice Hale Frank Newman Virgil Newman J. M. Roller Bert Kinne Mr. Kinne Arthur Storms James Miser Maxine Hazel Pontige F. Acre Town Hall Clarence Davis Ralph Shull Erwin Abbott Gladwin Acre Abbott J. N. Tesia

Local Social Roundup From Loch-A-Bar and Nearby

Lynn Cline left for Camp Custer to supervise rookies. Anna Armstrong and Ed with three children visited Mr. and Mrs. F. Littlefield. Rev Ambrosier and two children from Coleman dined with A. F. Ambrosier's family. Matt Schmidt and Hen Stribe visited. Halstead, Rube and Belknap supped with Mrs. L. Frisbey. Weinie roasts occurred at Clearlake. Littlefield's Mt. Pleasant business trip. Mr and Mrs. Lowr with two children and four teachers called on Addie Cline. Mrs. F. Littlefield and Mrs. B. Shumway visited Cadillac. M. Graves and Averil shopped in Clafe.

Lynn Cline Camp Custer Anna Armstrong F. Littlefield Rev. Ambrosier Coleman A. F. Ambrosier Matt Schmidt Son Hen Stribe Halstead Rube and Belknap L. Frisbey Clearlake Frank ‘ Littlefield Mt. Pleasant Cadillac Mrs. M. Graves Miss Averil

Pleasant Valley Social Roundup and Local Visits

Pleasant Valley residents schedule and report visits with Midland Grand Rapids Flint Pontiac and Gladwin families. A wind storm caused damage to fruit trees garages and small structures in the area. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Nathen Douglas on June 5 and other social notes include church events and sympathy extended to the Carr family.

Lesta Clemmons Midland Misser Hemstreet Grand Rapids Mack Leith Alex Stittsworth Roy Miller New Haven Bates Majory” Smith Flint Gladwin Nathen Douglas Gladys Hemstreet Pontiac Norman. Alien Donald Leatryon S. Runyan Hagleshuréh Carr

Local Social Notes Share Mt. Pleasant Visits and Moves

My and Mrs Glen Yager with sons Roy and Billie spent Sunday in Coleman visiting relatives. The Griffen family moved from Fred Davis house on O S 27 to Mt Pleasant, with numerous neighbors calling on friends and attending L O L and Rebekah lodge events in Coleman and Rosebush.

Glen’ Yager Roy Mt. Pleasant Fay Johnson Remus Seymour Border Ella Ramey Dorothy, Ramey Alois Denton Hellen ‘Sines Josie Mra Seymour Bartley Phyllis David E Jim Sherman Doris Dorothy Irwin K. of P. Hall Carrie Perverse Clarence Horning Delores Arthur Horning Murrell Hart Flint Glen Yager Belding Robert Archambault Esther Mary Lou Cora Mead Nashville Ernie Stevens Fred Irwin Thomas Bolen Maude “Belcher Lansing Frank Bhmery Amelia Gardner Stevenson Lake Etta Buckley Will. A. Erter IT. O. O. Ff Rebekah Coleman Howard Cotton Clarence Cotton Elm ‘Grove Emery Bonham Bryan Ginn Dover Cecil Blanchard Pratt Buckley Clyde Brown Robert Clyde George Bryant Chris Kuikoff North Star Clyde Calvert Jackson Orl Sipe George Snider Arthur Brown David Mussell Etta House Rosebush Bert McGuire Anna Arrand Fred Bader Phylis David Thomas Clark Billie Griffen Fred Davis

Community Notes From Rosebush Area events

Rosebush residents hosted and visited relatives with Sunday gatherings in Remus and with Mrs. Stella Sleight. Local families traveled to Nashville Michigan for a weekend trip. School teams Walton and Senton played a ball game with Walton victorious. Rosebush Bible School began its first session at the Methodist church supervised by Miss Bima Rowe. Additional calls and visits occurred among local families including Coyne Derby and Thompson/William Fless at Honghton Lake.

Andrew Thren Remus Emery Frank Babcock Bertha Stella Henry Walker Nashville Michigan Madelyn Dolores Walton School Senton Rosebush Bible School Bima Rowe Beaverton John Coyne C. A. Derby Clare Fréd Thompson St. Louis William William Fless Honghton Lake

Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Relief for Sore Feet

An advertisement urges readers to visit A RB Mussell or any druggist to buy Moone's Emerald Oil. It claims the first application relieves pain, with short treatments curing foot troubles and odor, promising a normal healthy foot after a single bottle.

A. RB. Mussell’s Otter Moone

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Arthur Center T. Carl Holbrook Clare, Michigan Bowler Mcmwan Street Clare, Mich DR. BJ. Sanford Vatman Block Alexander E. Wylie Sawyer Tatman Building McEwan DR. C. B. Neff Dunlop McHywan Randall West Freeman Loomis Central Gilmore Mann. Siding Winterfield C. J. Delts John Sutton Pleasant Valley Sherlock Molmes Sai den Tha i Ee Hahee Sherlock S. A. Wilkinson Michigan Bell Michi Gan Bell System Communications Chicago THE Sentinel
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