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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1926
Page
7
Correspondence notes over sixty attended the Willing Workers meeting at the Christian church last Thursday. Many locals share news of visits, church attendance, and a school snowday when a teacher and friend got stuck in a snow bank overnight.
Mrs Mull visited her son Elmer last Thursday. Ray Utley and family picked up their niece Rylyn Butters in Elm Grove last Tuesday. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Guy Perry of Lansing and J W Moore’s family visiting the Utleys. Weather kept the teacher home, so children learned at home. Milton Davison and family of Farwell spent Sunday with Meryl Davison.
Neighbors held a wood gathering for John Walters last Tuesday producing a sizable pile of wood. Fred Davis and Milton Leitner drove from Pontiac for the weekend. Steve Heller cut his knee last week while felling buzz poles. Earl Sanders family visited Milton Leitner. Ladies Aid meets March 11 at Mrs Steve Heller for social time and dinner. Mayo Robbinett was seen on the streets last week.
Harry Kaul, previously ill, shows slow recovery. Mrs. Robert Cochran fell sick last Thursday and worsened, prompting a call to Dr. Clute for medical care.
Northwest Greenwood reports a family gathering at W Clark s and Abe VanBuskirk with relatives at Chaney Wooding s party. George VanBuskirk learns their daughter Mary is not expected to live and is hospitalized in Detroit. Milo Miller recovers from bronchial pneumonia. Mrs. W Smith moves a house to Harrison and George Voss will move from the Smith farm. Matt Webber hauls green popple wood for District No. 2. Phone line down slows news. W J Holmes sells farm to outside buyers. Burrell visits Chris Kleiners. A heavy snow storm follows rain but traffic remains. Old March begins mild. crows gather as farmers await corn. Rachel VanBuskirk returns from Saginaw. city life not suited.
Clair Coulter family celebrates birth of a baby girl named Francis Helen Sergeant. Ted Newman visits sister Mrs. Leitner in Lansing. Carrie Perverse travels from Courting at Bay City and remarks no marriages in this courting. Families attend Coulter home and funeral of Mrs. Carr at Clare. Vera May Hartman to wed Wi Trumbley of Bay City. Earnest Green’s wedding to Bay City planned.
Sunday plans canceled for quarterly meeting at the Brown. Garfield Saul welcomed a baby girl. mother and child cared for by Mrs. Bacon and Bilsie Saul. Revival crowds heard Samuel Guest and Rev. Bates share messages at Hagle. Mrs. Arm Allen returns home from nursing in Clare. Mr. Bowers remodels, Floyd Weaver assists, and Frank Weaver tends a buzz pile. Glen Lower buys a Chevrolet truck. Glenn offers rides if he gets stuck. Carl Bowers drives an Overland Sedan for Thompson and Wilkinson.
Vernon Hill and Warren Heiser with family attended a birthday dinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Heiser in Clare in honor of Mr. Heiser s birthday. The Misses Zella Bonham and Gladys Rogers of Pontiac and Ernest were also present.
Saturday evening calls for Aunt Buckley visit Grayling plans. Funeral attendees include Mrs Rennie Carr. Neighbors and relatives visit homes in Rosebush Hagie Clare Stevenson Lake and Colonville. Generations share birthdays lights installation illnesses and weekend visits among the Irwins Seiters Kever and Leichti families.
Default on a May 5 1920 mortgage by Clifford A Price to Oxford Savings Bank Clare County Michigan leads to sale of land at public auction April 23 1926 in Harrison Court House steps.property described as The Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 14 Township 19 North Range 3 West. Attorney Patterson & Patterson Pontiac Michigan acting for mortgagee.
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