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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1941
Page
10
Numerous visits and weekend calls across Mt. Pleasant and nearby towns feature Mr. and Mrs. Laderman at Denver Cree’s in Mt. Pleasant, plus guests from Saginaw Flint Dearborn and Midland. En route notes include Army enlistment and church group meetings. a pastor’s circle and many family visits.
A letter from a soldier’s child appeals for aid for a refugee mother stranded across Europe. It urges shelter, medicine, and warmth for a brave woman waiting along escape routes, while the writer fights in France and mourns a lost life. The piece blends personal tragedy with wartime solidarity.
The Nickels family in Flint welcomes an eight and a half pound baby girl born Monday March 10 to Mrs. Kathleen Osborn, daughter of D. W. Osborn of Clare. Lansing couple Mr and Mrs Thomas Spence greet twins born at Sparrow Hospital Monday March 10, weighing six pounds each. The boy and girl nameings were not yet determined. Mrs. Spence is remembered as Juanita Samborn and Grandpa Sam is proud of his first twin grandchildren. Mrs E A Samborn visits during the week.
Members of the Clare Townsend Club No 2 traveled to Loomis Friday evening for a Townsend meeting. Gordon Curtis, president, led the session followed by a program of readings songs and instrumental numbers. Attendees from Clare included D. W. Osborn O. D. Harvey Mr and Mrs Stanley Terry Mrs Henrietta Smith Mrs Emma Youmans and Mrs Etta Howard.
The Rebekahs meet at their hall to plan a district meeting and discuss upcoming events and activities.
A proclamation expresses glad endorsement of the annual Haster Seal sale by the Michigan Society for Crippled Children Inc. for March 21 to April 13, 1941. It commends the organizers for their untiring efforts to aid crippled boys and girls in overcoming barriers.
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