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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1941
Page
3
Clare Michigan readies for a record summer as bass and bluegill season opens midnight Tuesday. Thousands of visitors flock to Clare’s lakes and tourist highways while local merchants stock fishing licenses tackle fuel groceries and cottage gear for a busy three month period.
Ronald Blystone and Wayne Gar var from Ann Arbor accompanied by their Jackson area friends spent the weekend at the Glen Blystone residence. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gregg of Elm Grove enjoyed the evening. Mr. and Mrs. G J Smith of Saginaw visited Saturday night and Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kr A Turner. The Blystone household had Ruth present Saturday evening.
Rex Robinett and family joined LL Robinett and Roselle in West Grant for a Sunday visit. Ronald Chatterton and Kay attended a friend's wedding in Gladwin. Norris Glystone and Kay Anne visited Glen Blystone's home. Clare High School graduation ceremonies honored Robert Gordon and Roselle Robinett. Robert works at a Clare gas station. Congratulations were extended to other graduates. Mrs Mickle visited her daughter Glen Gordon and family for Sunday dinner. Verne Mickle and wife were visitors Monday evening.
The Shaver family of Albert and relatives from Lansing Jackson Clare and St. Louis hosted a weekend gathering for Mr. and Mrs. William Clark and families and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shaver and families. Emmet Robinette left for Jackson for work. Ernest Kleinhardt Jr. lost two work horses to mired conditions last week. Roger Kleinhardt and children of Hazel Park visited Rev. Charles Kleinhardt over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Coulter and daughter Judy visited the Clair Coulter home last weekend. Mr and Mrs Walter Deller were Sunday afternoon callers. Miss Frances Coulter returned to Harrison Monday after spending the weekend at her home.
MANN SIDING reports Sunday visits from William Hileman and family at O. M. Somers near Rosebush. Floyd Squires and family of West Grant also visited her parental home. Carl Bringold of Greenwood called at the Heber home. C Krocker entered Dr Wood hospital for a serious operation and is hoped to recover quickly. Charles Weber, injured May 14 while sinking a boulder, returned home after four weeks at Wood hospital and is slowly recovering.
West Freeman parents learn son George Goffney transferred from Fort Custer to Camp Woltres Texas. Ewart Seniors visit Chicago for graduation events. Evart High marks largest class with two busloads of graduates and guides. Relatives travel from Lansing and Sears to join ceremonies and family visits. Mrs Darnell travels to Detroit for a few days.
Mrs Henry Leestead and Doris of Romulus visited Glen Poet and family. Mary Brodie of California and Zandra Brodie of California joined relatives in Loomis. Mrs Julia Hutchinson travels to Chelsea for an extended visit and will tour Detroit and Flint. Glen Bay family visited Clar ence Bay in Grant. Readings from high school commencement drew a good crowd Friday. Allen and Barton families noted visits and a 47th wedding anniversary celebrated with ice cream and cake.
Michigan remains top in issuing non resident fishing licenses as state waters attract anglers. The article highlights 6000 lakes and extensive trout streams, spring openings, bass lakes, and deep sea trolling for Mackinaw trout as major draws. It notes anglers travel for opening day and peak fishing seasons while local communities share brief notices about residents.
White Cloud residents Mr. and Mrs. A. Cline hosted family Friday afternoon. Flint guests included Mr. and Mrs. Artibee Ena and children, Mr. and Mrs. L Ambrosier, and Mr. and Mrs. L Jaklin. Other calls came from Grand Rapids and Chicago visitors.
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