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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1937
Page
7
Agnes and Beatrice Gleneith flee to Europe with Agnes's hopes for Jeb Braddon unsettled by a broken engagement and Davis. In Paris the crisis worsens as fortunes collapse and loyalties strain. Beatrice and Agnes watch as Jeb remains a beacon while Bob Braddon’s debts threaten their future.
Michigan officials report an influx of out of state oil operators bidding on state owned leases. The June sale raised about 29 823 dollars in bids and bonuses while 31 723 acres in Gladwin and Roscommon counties were offered. 29 14 acres were bid in. Most lands lie in Bentley Grim Record Sheridan and Sherman townships in Gladwin County and Richfield in Roscommon County.
Mr and Mrs Owen Spink attend the funeral of their cousin at Jackson Tuesday. Miss Himora Kleiner and Alton David went to Coldwater Sunday. Bernard Allen is working for Owen Spink. Mrs Jennie Bates and Mrs Mayme Runyan spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Allen. The next meeting will be with Mrs Mary Kleiner June 24. Children’s Day exercises will be held Sunday evening June 20 at Hagie church. Mr and Mrs Russell Strouse of Butternut and Mr and Mrs Lewis Rutter and family were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Chas Strouse and Blanche. Rey and Mrs B N Davis of Bix Lakes spent Friday night with her parents and attended the Graduation exercises of her sister Hila. Jennetta Hampton spent last week at the Reid home in Harrison.
Hamilton Center crowd attended a Hatton ice cream social where Co. President Matt Schmidt spoke. July 8 is set for the next company meeting at Greenwood. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Gerald Price and Mr and Mrs Chas Butler. Sympathy sent to Wm Weldon after a dynamite cap accident. Dan Price visited Mt. Pleasant. Lawrence Mayhew and Reuben Rose visited Gladwin.
The article notes welcome rain aiding fields and gardens in West Freeman. It lists residents visiting relatives, attending meetings, and spending time with family across the area including Gaffney, Hansen, Cook, Hickok, and Finn families with neighbors visiting Marion and Windover locales.
Mrs Sylvia James and Tabor Barnes of Detroit were weekend guests of her cousin Mr and Mrs Jay Clutee. Irene Moore of Detroit visited the Clute home Saturday. Russell Davis of Whnt spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Dale Davis. Arche McKillop of Poitine and Mrs Ruby Thompson attended Patricia Clute's graduation. Harold Clute and daughter from Glare visited the Chite home. Loran Nevills, recently in Midland, now works at Boo Archambaults garage in Clare. Perry Davis and family of Brush College were Saturday evening visitors.
In Southwest Vernon a welcomed rain fell and crop condition improves. Community notes report gatherings at the Harringer home for a birthday celebration with ice cream and cake. A Willey family dinner included twenty four relatives. Funeral of Mr Spencer observed at Mt Clemons. Local visits and weekend travel mention Crescents of neighbors and relatives, including Harriger, Bouchey, Bowers, and Cohen with nearby Lansing and Clare.
The notice lists church activities at Maple Grove U B Church with Rev Town as pastor and a long obituary for Mrs. Ida Ryne aged seventy nine. It notes funeral arrangements in Maple Rapids and mentions relatives from Detroit Jackson and Potterville. Local warga recounts include car crash reports and community visits among Atwood and Schofield families with travel to Detroit and Midland.
Mr and Mrs Everette Allen visited at the Orlie Stockwell home near Harrison Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Walters and family attended a funeral near Breckenridge last week. Maude Phillip of Flint visited grandparents over the weekend. Commencement at Clare Friday night. Carl Bayer visited her sister near Sagview Sunday. Childress Day program at Dover Tabernacle Sunday June 20 at 1030 AM invited. Scribe thanks contributors. Lyle Bond spent the week at home. C L Montney called on Floyd Allen. Chas Pfetsch attended Sunday school at Hast Sheridan.
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