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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1933
Page
3
Mary confronts Gale Hamlin's offered wealth and social ease, choosing hard work and genuine love over luxury. Paul, hurt yet honest, admits he may not deserve forgiveness as Mary faces a pivotal future decision and a final heartfelt letter arrives from Denar Mary.
In snowed in Hamstead Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Gray share news and knitting as war demands reshape the town. Neighborly figures include Blanche Mannin and Philip Starr amid loans, patriotism, and a homefront shift, with Blanche returning home and Philip serving.
Mr and Mrs Lynn Cline and children Donna and Mary Lou traveled to Detroit on business for the weekend. Alger Cline shows off a new Essex. Clear Lake neighbors shared an oyster supper at Mr and Mrs L Frishey's, with Pedro games won by M Graves and Mrs Ambrosier. The Cline couple also earned a consolation prize. Alger and Addie Cling visited Byron on business and Lake Floyd social events included a Masonic party in Farwell and a Lake dance attended by Mrs Frishey and her son John.
Brand Mr and Mrs Lawrence Robinett visited with Glenn Blystone and family on Wednesday. Walter Stroman wooed Bernie Fitzpatrick on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs Thurman Robinett visited her mother Friday. Milo and Roger accompanied her home. Bruce Williams plans walks to school four miles daily. W Stroman couple and baby spent Wednesday with Beaverton relatives. Community members attended Skinner farm sale near Clare Friday. Vane Mickle of Dover visited relatives. Vernell joined him Sunday. F Acre hosted Sunday dinner with brothers Alf and Wm and spouses. Alfred and family at Lake George. friends visited Cowles family. Rex Robinett stayed with Frank Allen near Hagle. Mrs W Stroman and baby Vera Lee visited Monday.
The Extension Group of Greenwood Center invites other groups to beat their record of five brides enrolled. The Hagle group already has most brides, with three more expected to join, as locals speculate who will be next. Weather notes and multiple local visits follow, with social and church activities described in a neighbors’ column.
A social gathering hosted by Rev and Mrs Hoxdrigh featured class members and parents with a three piece orchestra. Despite a severe snow storm guests lingered until early morning, enjoying visiting music and a delicious luncheon.
Frost and Franklin Blosser Cherette wed Saturday February 11 at Houghton Lake with Elder Calkins officiating. The couple, well known locally, receive best wishes from friends.
Local residents from Hinkville Coleman Bay City and Riverdale visited relatives and attended events through the week. Families frequent gatherings at Lake Bertha and Clare with multiple trips to homes and clubs including the H T H Club meeting in Clare.
Elton Darnell and son Clifford and Hol Walker planned a Lake visit Tuesday. The Walker child recently quit the past two weeks and is slightly improved. Wilton Darnell visited Lake George and the John Burns home Wednesday. Mr and Mrs P MacFadyen and son called at Windover Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Cook and Mr Hicks visited Hast Freeman. Victor Finch and Robert Stirling of Farwell have hauled posts for several weeks. Holly Laker of Lake called on Elton Darnell Thursday. Albert Gaffney of Norway Lake spent Sunday with his parents and visited the Chas Ford home in Clare Saturday.
Windover Lake observers remark spring feel as crows return. Virgil travels from Clare to deliver grain for M. B. Watson last Monday. Clare residents Mrs. S Harris and son Leo visited. Lucile Brooks visits Lake and Farwell. Grace Beard appears in Farwell. Finch and Sterling kin call at Bert Walker home in Farwell. Eston Van Order family visit Elton Darnelis in West Freeman. Lucile Brooks spends weekend with Lake parents.
Kenneth Benchley attended a Clare convention last week Tuesday. Mt. Pleasant residents A. E. Van Horn and sister Zelda visited their farm last week. Lake George residents Mrs. Tom Nichols Betty Lou and Mrs. Nettie Major called on Mrs. John Burns Sunday. Visitors included P. MacKadyen Elton Darnell Thos. Cook and John Gaffney. Various callers and exchanges noted with neighbors in Windover Farwell Bertha Lake and Lake George communities.
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