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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1931
Page
7
Sunday at lakeside cottages and inns highlights many visitors from Clare Mt. Pleasant Detroit and Lansing with residents and workers sharing time at Baker cottage Shorewood and Shady Ridge Inn. Tourists boosted local business as night and day activities drew crowds.
Mr. and Mrs. John Densmore visited Southeast Sheridan with his parents. Sth grade exercises at Harrison drew attendees from the area. Rudolph Hildebrandt and two daughters toured Bay City relatives. The Gilchers moved back to the farm from Flint. Amos Van Horn and family visited the Jetter and McClung households. George Penny and Billie Bryer came from Detroit to fetch Mrs. Penny visiting relatives in Clare. Mrs. Tryon and daughters visited Clare to see granddaughter Mrs Clifford Price in Reeder hospital. Fred Roggmann entertained cousins from Saginaw. James Thompson visited Mrs. W. Keith.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Durfee and sons visited Henry Grewe in Mr Pleasant. Mrs Percy Durfee spent with Mrs Edw Magnus. Mr and Mrs Gordon Snelling stayed with her parents Claude Turner. C Turner headed to Pontiac later. Roy Green family called at C Durfee home Sunday. Austin Trumble ill, wishing speedy recovery. J Harvey and Bernard visited from Lint. Bernard Corena Harvey Gerald Hemstreet Willard Rulapaugh Stella Burton attended Pratts Lake party. Geo Stickley in Midland Thur Fri. Mrs C J Harvey and children plus Mrs Mack attended Harrison graduation. Stella Burton Corena Harvey went to Flint with C J Harvey Sunday. George Stickley stayed Monday with Cord Harvey of Loomis.
Col onville residents Mr and Mrs Tom Ackerman and family from Vernon visited Sam Leichti on Sunday. Clare high school held graduation exercises last Friday evening with congratulations to Helen Leichti. A group from the area dined at L A Bodkins home Sunday to celebrate birthdays of Mrs Bodkins and Mr Hampton, with callers at Robert Walters Dover Réy and Mrs Hendrich nearby. Children’s Day and Flag Day program at the church drew a good crowd Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Charley Bodkins and Mrs Frank Walters planned to visit Lansing Monday and may bring Mrs Walter s sister Mrs Kellar from Angola Indiana home. Katherine Leichti of Clare visited cousin Maxine and Helen Delchti Saturday afternoon. Robert Walters and family and Mrs Sanitoa were callers at Frank Walters Wednesday evening.
George Scott and family figures in a busy North Lake community week. Many visits and gatherings across Wabash Clare and Clare County border describe neighbors, relatives, and friends from Harrison Farwell Saginaw and Lansing areas. A Lake team beat 66ers 5 to 8 in a Sunday bat game.
John Bolton and June and Beatrice Mitchell called at the Lewis Brown home Sunday. Howard Brockway spent the weekend at home. Mr. and Mrs Wimner Hudson and two daughters from Lansing visited the Browns. The Plannes boys called Bays Brockway. Lewis Brown spent the weekend there. Mr. and Mrs Oscar Corder visited the Browns. Mr. and Mrs L Brown plan to Clare Saturday evening. Everyone is busy cultivating and planting beans. Mrs. Silas Brown and daughter Mrs. C J Ross were Clara callers Friday.
Community members attended graduation exercises in Harrison last Wednesday. Mrs. John Rockey and Mrs. Randolph Rockey visited Grandma Fitzpatrick last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Athey and their children called Sunday afternoon at Frank Sanders. Young people enjoyed social time at Glen Newman’s Friday and at Werner Hale’s Saturday.
The Law Enforcement Division of Michigan Conservation Department says the state does not pay a bounty on crews and notes a recent bill to establish a state bounty was not adopted, while requests for bounty money have flooded in. The article also summarizes updated maps and extensive breeder licenses for muskrats, raccoons, beaver, pheasants, ducks, geese, deer, bears, bison, elk, badgers, and swans, plus fire totals by county.
The American Legion the Lions Club and a deputy game warden in Toledo Oregon enlist Boy Scouts in a wild life conservation plan. Two troops will alternate focus between Forestry and Game and Fish Conservation with monthly tests and honorary guard positions for competencies.
Dear customers and friends. My nephew B. BE. Mayer is not in my employ. I will pay $1.00 for each of the first five order sheets written on Clare Hatchery stationery by B. E. Mayer. Buy chicks with confidence from Clare Hatchery Clare Mick Mayer Jr.
Advert indicates Samborn's buys used batteries radiators and green hides with a contact phone number 23 for prospective sellers.
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