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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1944
Page
12
Rob and Nell confront a dangerous night on the pasture after a lion stalks a crippled filly. A single shell remains as lightning reveals a white shape by pines. Nell returns with a rifle. Rob and Nell tend Flicka while a tense search continues in darkness.
Rob and Nell read Ken’s self authored piece The Story of Gypsy about Flicka a grand daughter of Gypsy the polo mare. Ken explains Flicka’s lineage praises her speed and shows training progress while a wildcat threat and a protective stag scene frame his recovery and renewed hope for Flicka and Ken.
Sunday visits span Lansing Farwell Gladwin and Saginaw with extended family. J. Lloyd to enter Army March 7. Bentley family ties and training camp return featured among neighbors and Red Cross activity.
Mrs Maude Barber hosted a Sunday dinner guest while Mrs Shull and Lowell attended. Henry Warner Jr reportedly sold his farm north of Myers school. Wilbur Mann and family visited the Athey home. Mr and Mrs John Brubaker and Ronald called on Mrs Barber. Meda Wood and Jean spent Monday evening together. Grange met with low turnout but good appetite and fellowship on Tuesday March 14. Sympathy extended to Mr and Mrs Floyd Spicer and family. Jack Wood, inducted, serves with the Marines in San Diego California and welcomes letters.
Miss Thelma Gaffney wed Norman Nelson on February 18 and will reside in Ypsilanti. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cook plus Nada Ruth of Evart visited Thomas Cook’s family. The Gaffney children from the area visited, including relatives from Ypsilanti and near Barryton, as Army member George returned home.
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