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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1940

Page

6

Winterfield Visitors and Ill Resident Reported

Mr. and Mrs Leland Watkins and sons called at the Frank Davis home Sunday afternoon and attended church at Winterfield. Mrs John Nevins is very ill at her home here. Mrs Mildred Teachout spent the weekend at her Farwell home. Miss Helena Vander Woude spent the weekend here. C J Delts stayed Friday night with his daughter Mrs Clinton Foster in Marion. The Vander Woude family were at Cadillac shopping last week.

Winterfield Leland Watkins and Sons Frank Davis John Nevins Mildred Teachout Farwell Helena Vander Woude C. J. Delts Clinton Foster Marion Vander Woude Cadillac

Andersonville Extension Group Meeting Notes and Visits

The Andersonville Extension Group met on Tuesday February 20 for an all day session led by Mrs. Harold Kile and Mrs. Clarence Ramey focusing on foundation garments and posture. Hostess pot luck dinner followed. Mr and Mrs Harold Kile and children visited the Herbert Varney home Saturday afternoon. Mrs Clarence Ramey spent Thursday with Mrs Ruth Allen and family. The Andersonville Pepper Club gathered with Mr and Mrs Dale Drake on Friday.

Andersonville John Tice Harold Kile Clarence Ramey Herbert Varney Ruth Allen

Evening events and visits noted in local columns

Last week Mrs. John Tice and Clarence Ramey posted high scores at a gathering. A hostess served lunch while dren spent Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Kile of Wise. Mr. and Mrs. Will Allen visited Mr. and Mrs. Hher Raymond of Coleman on Wednesday. The Barney McNerney family returned from Florida with Bernard and Joe. An oil well started on the Lorne Coyne and Mrs. Olive Willey farm Monday evening. Bar ney McNerney hosts saw Max Morrison, Mathew Morrison, and Mrs. Clarence Rames drop by Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Maxwell spent the weekend in Kalkaska. Harvey Bennett, Maxwell’s nephew, joined them. Mrs. Clarence Ramey visited Mrs. Henry McNerney Monday evening.

John, Tice Clarence Ramey Harold Kile W. W. Kile Wise Will Allen Hher Raymond Coleman Barney McNerney Bernard Joe Florida Lorne Coyne Olive Willey Max Morrisan Mathew Donald Morrison Clarence Rames Oscar Maxwell Kalkaska Maxwell Harvey Bennett Henry McNerney Clarence Cook Merle Marks John Marks Ashton Arthur Hansen John Burns I. W. Wyrick Windover John Gaffney Roy Shannon South Boardman Ervin Schade Near Heart Otis Hansen Arthur George Cleon Forest Thelma Donna Edith Hersey Bruce Lloyd’ Gaffney Alfred Gaffney

West Grant News Briefs

The Sutton home burned to the ground Friday. Steve Benic visited the Seeley Johnson home Friday. Floyd Squires is reported on the gain. Frederick Garchow visited his parents Otto and Mrs. Garchow Saturday night. Pete Williams is on the sick list. School closed Friday because of furnace smoking. Mrs. Nelson Tiedeman and Gerald Johnson attended the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs meeting in Mt Pleasant on February 15.

James Sutton Steve Benic Seeley Johnson Floyd Squires Frederick Garchow Otto Garchow Pete Wiliams Nelson Tiedeman Gon. Gerald Odd Fellow and Rebekah Association Mt. Pleasant

Maple Grove U B Church News and Local Notes

Sunday School at 2 00 P M and preaching at 3 00 P M noted for Maple Grove U B Church. Wednesday prayer meetings at 8 00 P M. Visitors include Harry Webster and family from Mt Pleasant. Mrs Sid Colosky Sr dies after stroke. Chas Price house burned last week. Spence family moved to Arizona.

Maple Grove U. B. Church E. R. Town Chas. Price Spence Prices Arizona

Family News From East Vernon and Nearby

Sunday visits included Mr and Mrs Dick Brooks with their daughter and son in law Rev and Mrs Paul Haberlein at Munger East Vernon Home. The Economics Club met at the Brewer home with Lina Edith Brewer Ruth Belle Smith and Mabel Erwin. James Sutton north of Clare lost his house and contents last Friday insured by Grange Fire Insurance Co Cadillac. Settlement made Tuesday. Leo Smith and Fred Erwin attended the stock sale at Clare. Mabel Erwin and Ruth Bell visited sick sister Mary Kofer. J Archambault family visited Cadillac relative. Phil S Goudie and son Phil of Detroit visited parents from Sunday night to Wednesday.

Dick Brooks Paul-Haberlein Munger East Vernon Economics Club Brewer Homestead Lina Edith Brewer Ruth Belle Smith Mabel Erwin Lansing James Sutton Clare Grange Fire Insurance Co Cadillac Leo Smith Fred Erwin Ruth Bell Mary Kofer J. Archambault Phil 5 Goudie Phil Detroit

Social visits noted at Clare and homes

Mrs. Herman Rank and family visited the Art Saul residence on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Bernard Kirkpatrick and Dorotha Ann spent Friday in Clare at the Clarence Kirkpatrick home.

Herman Rank Art Saul Bernard Kirkpatrick Dorotha Ann Clare Clarence Kirkpatrick

Local Social Notes From West Freeman Area

West Freeman residents report visits and gatherings with relatives in Ashton Clare Windover Heart Cole man Boardman and Hersey. Nearby families include the Gaffneys Schades Hansens and Marks with multiple family members hosting and meeting Bruce Lloyd Gaffney in Hersey.

Snowbound Weekend Delays Highlight Local News

Day and night activities were a success despite a late start. John Lyons suffers grippe since Saturday. Miss Lucille Grune worked at the Harry Bergey home last week as the Bergeys plan to move into the Fox Farm log house. We faced heavy snow, drifting, and impassable roads with few plows through the weekend. Edna Blosser visited Muriel Brooks Sunday afternoon.

John Lyons Lucille Grune Harry Bergey

Among the Granges Forty-Two Attendees Mark February Birthdays

Forty two members attended the Grange meeting on Monday evening. Four February birthdays were noted: Olive Oliver, Hilda Verette, Read Grady, and Wesley Oliver, each marking another milestone. Each person is to give the Secretary their birth date.

Grange Olive Oliver Hilda Verette Read Grady Wesley Oliver

Vernon Hill Visit Returns From St Louis Guests

Mrs Abner Thompson of St Louis visited two weeks with daughter Mrs Hola McDonel. Local families hosted or visited friends across Vernon, West Grant, Birch Run, Clare, Loomis and Wise with several Sunday calls and weekend gatherings.

Social News From Barryton And Nearby Towns

Harry Smith made several calls in Mt. Pleasant and Barryton while Calvin Buckley and he searched Grand Rapids for work. Seven ladies hosted a Stork Shower for Betty Vinton. The Hunts and Buckleys hosted dinners and visits, with relatives from Flint and Remus stopping by.

Dover News Briefs Reflect Winter Illness and Local Visitors

Sickness lingers in Dover with few events as residents care for the ill and plan spring gardens. Local visitors include Mrs. Jack Stack and son in Everette Allen’s, and many neighbors stop by homes around Clare, Harrison, Cornwellville, and Greenwood. The community mourns Mrs. Ciliax and extends sympathy to her family.

Dover Caliers Everette Allen’s Jack Stack Jack, Jr Wm. Henderson Harrison Delmar Cornwellville Carl Bauer Hank Walters Pratt Nellie Shoemaker Clyde Butters Grand Rapids Everette Allen Albert Gardon Randall Bertha Grover Art Rowe Clare Carl Gauer Clare High Chool Courtney Bauer Fred Walters Si Pilgrim Art Saul’s Robert Hanes Chas. Fitzpatrick Sarrah Wllen Clarence Bernard Kirkpatrick Dorothy Ant Clarence Dysingers Brown Ciliax Charles ‘Sayer Myrtle Hoyer Greenwood

Franklin Family Welcomes Baby Boy At 10½ Pounds

Mr and Mrs Bruce Hodges celebrate the birth of a ten and a half pound baby son born Friday morning. Mrs Frank Brooks and grandchildren visited Clare on Saturday. Carl Townsend and son visited Mrs Townsend at Clare General Hospital Friday where her condition showed some improvement. A spinal picture was performed last week to aid in treatment planning.

Bruce Hodges Frank Brooks Lucile Hartley Gruno Muriel Brooks Clare Carl Townsend Townsend Clare General Hospital

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