Vernon and Helen Shingler Leave Lan Sing for Saginaw
Vernon and Helen Shingler of Lan sing travel to Saginaw on business on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Helen Shingler
Lansing
Saginaw
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1940
Page
11
Adele and Olympia scheme during election year talk
Adele rebuffs Len Hardesty as Olympia stages a show of campaign material involving Adele and the seven foster children. The plot includes a staged scene with a policeman, a trigonometry joke, and plans to use the automaton Adele as a political exhibit while Limpy mutters about logarithms and a distant Iowa contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele
Olympia
Ollie
Aunt Olympia
Len Hardesty
Charlie McCarthy
Charlie
Wilkie
Improvone
Hilda
Ionly
Len
Quin
Helen
Iowa
Congress
Washington
Bilda
Limpy
Darling
Laney
Local Social Gossip and Winter Weather Report
Mrs Perry Davis and Don ald Koch visited Mr and Mrs Geo Gilchox and family. A Townsend meeting drew Gordon Smith of Coleman to Edenville. Mrs George Gilcher 74 quilts a large piece in one week. Old man winter brings heavy snow. Charley Armentrout returns to Eagle corners. Electric lights brighten life for Lowell Penrose and Clarence Jordan. Church notes mention Rev Kleinhardt gospel message and upcoming four piece orchestra by Wayneard Close and friends. Visitors M E Haines and son Robert attend Sunday service hoping for a full house next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
Donald Koch
Geo. Gilchox
Raymond
Winston
Buddy Bennett
Carson
Edenville
Charles
Beaverton
Redmond
Coleman
George Gilcher
Gilcher
Charles Armentrout
Russell
Eagle Corners
Lowell Penrose
Clarence Jordan
Mies
Gregg
Geo. Koch
Dora Hess
Geo. Gilcer
Robert
Community Remembers Mrs Cilink. Local News Notes
Arthur Center residents share greetings with the Rollers and Woods. Distinct visits include E Orvis, Fred Athey, J C Newman, and the Roller household. Birthday observances for Kenneth Roller and dinners with Carl Sanders and Russel noted amid illness and travel. Memorial sympathy extended for Mrs Chas Cilink of Browns as Nedrow injury and other family movements are reported.
Young People Lead Service At Clare Baptist Church
A group of young people led the Sunday evening service at Clare Baptist Church. They then returned to Arthwy Center for the Gospel Service where Ruth Harrold played a trumpet solo and the milked quartet including Ellen Athey Josie Newman Bernard Allen and Jessie Newman sang Life's Railway to Heaven. Donald Haines gave a very interesting talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Baptist Church
Arthwy Center
Ruth Harrold
Ellen Athey
Josie Newman
Bernard Allen
Jessie Newman
Heaven
Donald Haines
Pleasant Valley Weekend Visits Highlight Local Socials
Mr and Mrs Archie Tryon of Pontiac spent weekend with mother Mrs Mayme Ruiyan. Alton David and Mis Hather Poet joined by John Archbold and Lawrence Bates visited their wife at Gaylord. Burton Bay family visited Clarence Bay. Mrs Geo Agist of Midland called on Miss Norma Bates. Farm women’s meeting at Harrison attended by Mrs Alton David and Mrs Robert Kleine. Owen Spink and Mayme Bunyan hosted Sunday dinner. Betty Lou, Lawrence and Norris Bay stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Mess Pachant Bay. Reverend M R Henderich and guests at Mack Leeth home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Tryon
Pontiac
Mayme Ruiyan
Alten David
Misa Hather
John Archbold
Lawrence Bates
Gaylord
Burton Bay
Sunnday
Clarence Bay
Geo. Agist
Midland
Norma Bates
Alton David
Mis
Robert Kleine
Harrison
Owen, Spink
Mayme Bunyan
Betty Lou
Lawrence
Norris Bay
Andy Messipachant Baylhe Lagadan
Pasha *Pinner
Mack Leeth
M. R. Henderich
Ewart Carncross
Bila Kistler
Walter Kieiner
North Gilmore community notices and health updates
Lavern Perry remains bedbound with a knee infection from a cut. Edith Trumble Bernice Wiggins, Leona Snyder, and Ethel Thrush also ill. Rebekah hall sewing group in Farwell organized layettes, with Thrush visiting Wim. Ingraham on Sunday. Viola Warner learned of a brother in law's death in Pennsylvania. Del Stites visited family in Saginaw after a week with his sister’s household. A miscellaneous shower for Hila June and Warren McGuire occurred. Hold Gamble shows health improvement. North Gilmore Extension Club hosted a Valentine party and garment posture demonstration with nineteen members. Mrs. Alice Shilling to host next meeting. Bert McGuire home hosted kitchen and linen shower for Mr. and Mrs. Warren McGuire. distant guests included Claire Perry and Floyd Rowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavern Perry
Edith Trumble
Bernice Wiggins
Leona Snyder
Ethel Thrush
Rebekah Hall
Farwell
Rebekahs
County Norge
Thrush
Wim
Ingraham
Myre
Viola Warner
Pennsylvania
del Stites
Saginaw
David Dilamatt
Geo. Shilling
Hila June
Wloyd Irwin
Lillie Warner
Prior
Big Rapids
Harold Warner
North Gilmore Extension Club
Jesson
Margaret McGuire
Bowen and Brasington Celebrate 79th Birthday Event
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bowen of Lansing assisted in celebrating Fred Brasington’s seventy ninth birthday on Saturday. Mrs. Ethel Thrush attended the Rebekah Club gathering at Mrs. Carrie Irwin’s home in Farwell on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Floyd Bowen
Fred Brasington
Ethel Thrush
Rebekah Club
Carrie Irwin
Farwell
Hinkleville Social Notes and Obituary Tidbits
Hinkleville Helping Hand Society met with Mrs. Byba on February 1st for sewing quilt blocks and a Washington luncheon. Funeral attendance included Cecil Sutton, nephew of Roy Sutton, in Harrison. Visitors gathered at Gordon McIntosh’s with relatives from Pratt, Herrick, Clare, and Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkleville Helping Hand Society
A .Byba
Byba
Washington
Roy Sutton
Ruby
Gordon McIntosh
Major Davis
Pratt
Lackie
Margaret
Jimmy
Herrick
Wellington
Moline
Clare
Vern Moline
A. Purdy
Ivan Nevills
Sheridan
Ernest Ankey
Lansing
James Touroo
Ed. Gorr
Vernon
F. Hinkle
Ivan Lackie
Govden
Clarelice Bader
Wilson Bader
Nelson Irish
Local Visits and Family News From Brush College Area
Mr and Mrs Lorin Leitner of Gladwin visited at the Gaion Coats home last Wednesday Henry Warner of Alicia was an overnight guest at Har Sanders last Wednesday Mr and Mrs Perry Davis and children were Sunday visitors at Bernard Pitgpatricks Reymonny Ruby of Detroit was a visitor Saturday at the home of his aunt Mrs Randolph Rockey Mr and Mrs Harl Sanders and Russel were Sunday dinner guests at the Roller home Patricia Ann is the name of the little daughter who arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Leo Loar on February 22
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Loar
Local Church Activities and Social Visits Reported
Brand Ay and Mrs Glen Gordon and family attended church at Brown Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs L Robinett visited Cecil Pudway Home near Colonville Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ronald Chatterton and Kay were dinner guests of his parents. Lex Blystone ill with mumps. Mrs Artie Carncross visited her mother Mrs E Blystone last Friday. Rev Arthur Center Gospel class at Clara Ooeem Baptist church guests. Classified liner urged for results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Gordon
Brown
L. Robinett
Cecil Pudway
Colonville
Ronald Chatterton
Kay
Aubusy Chatterton
Lex Blystone
Artie Carncross
E. Blystone
Arthur Center
Em Baptist Church
Proceedings of the Clare Common Council February 5 1940
City of Clare holds a regular meeting with Mayor Dunlop presiding. Roll call lists seven present. bills are referred to the finance committee. The council approves last minutes, allocates numerous invoices, and agrees to donate 100 to the American Legion for the State Convention. Meeting adjourned with Joly Dunlop and Alex McKinnon noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Michigan
Dunlop
Ald.d.l
Archambault
Cunningham
Feighner
Mair
Parrish
Tibbits
Ald. Cunniingham
Ald Parrish
Bays City
Yeas
Beighner
Tibbils
Ald
Tibils
Joly
W. Duntop
Alex McKinnon
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Clare Common Council
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