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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1939
Page
3
The Sternaman Studio finished the 1939 Clare High School Photographic Pioneer Annual. It features portraits of the graduating class and faculty, plus a history of the class from September 3 1934, including student leaders, activities, plays, awards, and notable events across four years.
The first contract to carry mail from Boston to New York took effect July 1, 1926. Pilot T. O. Freeman flew the Boston to Hartford leg and H. I. Weiss piloted the Hartford to New York segment.
Sunday with Mr and Mrs Claud Wheaton. Mr and Mrs Chas Pillsbury of Lan sing are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Glen Hickhbney.
Bobbie Munson visited his grandparents in Clare after a Sears trip last Tuesday. Mrs. Bem Martindale returned with her son and daughter to Grand Rapids for a week. Kenneth Benchley and Norma Clark with twelve Alma girls plus Mrs. Burk Martin of Bryan Ohio were Lyons Den weekend guests. Sympathy to AURION Darneil Lacetge on house and contents destroyed by fire last Wednesday. The Burns hosted Greenwood visitors Mr and Mrs 4A Bowen. Helena Vander Woude Edith Davin Winterfield neighbors stopped by last Thursday. Joe Winegardner of Ohio bought a Windover Lake lot and plans a cottage. Oil and gas wells’ music grows louder. Rev and Mrs Wyrick Lake and Joe Frook Silver Lake with B A Frook and James Cadillac spent Sunday at the Burns.
EIGHT POINT LAKE Larry Raymond Brown son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown was born November 29 1937 and died June 21 at age 1 year 6 months 20 days after a short illness. He leaves parents one brother four grandparents a great grandparent and many relatives. Funeral services were held at Gleaner Hall at Lake Friday at two o clock with Rev Telcher of Clare officiating and interment in Spence Cemetery. We extend our sympathy to the family.
Lloyd Nichols recovers from flu while visitors cruise Lake George area. Residents and friends from Grand Rapids Detroit Flint Beloit and Lansing converge on cottages in Oakdale Shorewood and Lakewood for weekends and the summer season. Local gatherings include a dance by Grants band and several families prep cottages for rent as fishing season opens.
From Detroit over the weekend to shore lodging in Shorewood Clare callers included John Seat Roy Howard Stanley Hergenroeder Shirley Tom Nichols and family F A Luce Mrs G A Silover Charles Borst Basil Host Bert Host Verne Braden and wife Frank Manning and wife Cecil Waters and family Owosso spent the week at Basil Baker and Stirling Curtiss home from Lansing Ted Rice Chief of Police Owosso up to his Tompkins resort for fishing Thirteen trailer homes fill the tourist park all working in oil fields Don Luce reports a new cabin near the old grade Guy Turner and wife Ashley visit for a few days though Guy has broken ribs
Mr and Mrs Russell Hall spend a week at their Bertha Lake cottage entertaining Cass City Flint visitors. Ball leads as champion fisherman with a six pound bass. Several families from Saginaw Midland Flint Len n o n Farwell Lansing attend and watch Sunday softball.
Temple residents and guests shared a busy period visiting relatives in White Pigeon and DeWitt, touring Petoskey Straits and Sault Ste. Marie in Michigan and Ontario. The group saw Soo locks, hosted quilt-making for Farm Women's week at Michigan State College, and enjoyed fishing at Pine Point Lake George.
Clare Pioneers baseball, led by coach Brown, rebuilt rookies into a cohesive unit. Ernie Bryant pitched in every game, often going the full route, with relief arms W Parsell Paul Manee and Ed Schlaffley delivering key relief appearances as season losses gave way to learning and progress.
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