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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1938
Page
7
Craig Tarlton arrives at Wellington Parkes Lovett firms to confront Jasper Wellington over Patricia’s whereabouts. The meeting turns hostile as Wellington argues against Patricia visiting home while Craig calmly defends her right to see her family and distrusts the firm’s orders.
In a tense house of power, Craig threatens to expose Wellington and Parkes. Wellington concedes, choosing silence as Craig declares he will pursue truth and justice in Canada. Patricia returns home and Craig reassures of a future barrens trip and renewed vows. The couple plans perseverance amid looming Winnipeg transfer.
A fragment warns that selling a substitute for 666 is risky for business and that customers are the most valuable asset. The note notes that 666 yields three or four times as much as a substitute, implying price pressure and potential customer loss.
Mrs Chris Weber fell on the ice Monday and fractured three ribs. The Farmer's Union gave her a house plant to brighten her room during illness. Mrs Seeley Johnson and daughter visited her. others called or attended a funeral.
Mayo Robinett died and his funeral was held at Brown church at 1:00 PM. The community lists sick relatives, birthday gatherings, and small attendance at Grange meeting. Politic conversations dominate. no Sunday School this week due to funeral attendance. gospel service to follow Sunday School with Rev. Rieinhardt.
The community mourns Mayo Robinetts death at home after pneumonia complications. Unc le Mayo known as Uncle Mayo, leaves a widow and children as friends and relatives extend sympathy. The piece mentions Ted New mans birthday dinner and a Beebe lake fishing celebration with a 10 pound pike, plus funeral attendance from Norman and Judd Blystone and Miss Della Reinold. Nearby visitors include Archie Bissett Don of Applegate Ralph Stevens Jimmie Alle Roselle Rex and wife Glare, with gatherings at the Mickle and Roller homes.
Mrs Grace Bilystone and Ruth visited at aunt Mrs Fremont Neal in Coleman. Friday Mrs Florence Robinett spent the afternoon at the Allen home. The Dysinger family hosted visitors from Ypsilanti over the weekend. The C C C truck is seen on our streets nearly every day.
A Sunday fire destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Collard in West Freeman, killing three of their four children. The community offers condolences as neighbors recount weekend visits and local routines including school events and social gatherings.
SOUTH GARFIELD Wm Surrier and Wm Buckley were in Barryton and Lake on business. Gilbert Hunt was in Mt Pleasant Monday. Mrs Don Brown is very sick. Floyd Hunt helped Wm Buckley buzz wood Tuesday. Hold Hunt and son Leman visited Walter Sherman. Gilbert Hunt and son Floyd were in Barryton Wednesday. Gilbert and Edd Hunt were in Mt Pleasant Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Roy Brown of Flint visit their son and family. Joe Lowrey of Big Rapids called on Jessie Richter. The Hunt and Buckley households visited Gilbert Hunt with radio Thursday evening. Mrs Lloyd Hunt of Flint visiting Don Brown’s family to help care for her mother. Ford Brown works for Matt Scott of Lake. Gilbert Hunt now drives a Buick. Mrs Dora Richter and son called on Mrs H Hilliker. Donna Vinton called on Adabell Richter. S O Vinton and Jessie were in Barryton Saturday. A farewell party at S O Whiton’s for Clarence Phelps family with 35 neighbors. Cards, visiting, high lunch at midnight. Wishing them success in their new home. Remus and Weidman visitors shared Sunday with Sherman family.
Mr Reeves and Mr Ernest visited, then Mrs Ernest joined Mrs Wood in Port Huron. Weeks with Mrs Wood, Harrison visits by Norman Myers and Karen, Hartman Ott at Schunk home, Wood and Hart Man party at Donald Davis, Myers family visits Norman and Karen Mary at County Farm, Hartman fishing at Houghton Lake. Thimble Club quilt meet at Mrs Oti’s with quilting.
Mrs. ary Bloomquist of Minneapolis states Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery helped her children recover from colds by improving appetite and digestion. She also uses it as a tonic for herself and recommends buying the liquid or tablets from the druggist.
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