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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1941

Page

3

Hamilton Center Social Notes From Weekend Visits

Mr and Mrs Andy Borge of Flint hosted his in laws Mr and Mrs Charles Adeblus returning home Saturday after a three week stay in Flint Millington and Grand Blanc Mrs Elia Clark joined for a short visit The AAA group met at the schoolhouse Saturday night with a well attended session and several signed up for mattresses A pot luck lunch followed Mr and Mrs Edd Dady visited Mr and Mrs Everett Silvers Sunday afternoon Mrs BE Price and Hirey visited Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mayhew Sunday Steve Benic visited Seeley Johnson Sunday afternoon.

Andy Borge Flint Charles Adeblus Millington Grand Blanc Elia Clark AAA Edd Dady Everett Silvers BE. J. Price and Hirey Lawrence Mayhew

Farmers Union Auxiliary Plans Supper for Chamber

WEST GRANT Farmers Union Auxiliary met at the Weber home and planned a Chamber of Commerce supper at the community hall on an undecided date. A daughter named Hazel Jean arrived Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Frank LaPratt. Alden Beard is recovering well from surgery.

Farmers Union Auxiliary Chris Weber Chamber of Commerce Floyd Squires Nelson Tiedeman Thurman Robinette Harrison Gladden Roy Roger Mabel Marie Lawrence Burrill Temple Mt. Pleasant Frank LaPratt Hazel Jean Dorothy Heuschele Alden Beard

Gilmore Center Gilmore Church of Christ Service Schedule

The Gilmore Church of Christ led by pastor J. S. Penlek held services with long devotional, communion, and sermon times listed. Bible School at 11:00 a.m. and an evening service at 7:45 p.m. News notes mention Florida trip returnees and local social visits. Residents attended nutrition and poultry meetings and visited friends over the weekend.

Eiders Bible School Alvin Wood

Brown Corners social notes and quilting plans

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lloyd of Detroit visited at the Coulter home over the weekend. Women’s groups met for quilting and a China lesson. the W M L A studied and enjoyed the session. Iletha Garver was elected delegate for the April 17 18 branch meeting at Jackson Street Church Breckenridge. Coloma relatives visited St Louis and Saginaw. Presiding Elder Cook led the church business meeting.

Dale Lloyd Detroit Clair Coulter George Bates Glen Martin Glen Lower Wilmatt China Iletha Garver

Burkett to Lead Monroe church for Rest of Year

Bathday night services led by Rev Mark Burkett of Monroe drew a good crowd. He will be pastor for the year and lead next Sunday's service. P T A meets at the school this Friday night March 14 with refreshments and an offering for cups and silverware. Miss Hrma Ott and Loraine Garver visited Miss Frances Coulter on Sunday.

Mark On Burkett Monroe Burkett Harrison Hrma Ott Loraine Garver Frances Coulter

The Fire Tower Visitors and weekend travel notes

Mr and Mrs Orley Rogers were callers in Toledo Wednesday. Orley Rogers Jr was home from Saginaw over the weekend. Merle Davison and daughters Reba and Maxine of Ann Arbor and Louis Finch of Maple Grove were Sunday dinner guests of Harley Bentley and family. Lester Halstead was home from Detroit over the weekend. Don Lloyd is wiring his house for electric lights. Minnie Thayer of Lockport Wis visited Monday as guest of Doris Ellen Powell. Lloyd Chase and Minerva Pringle and Frances Durr of Saginaw were Sunday visitors at Pearl Tryon. Pearl Tryon and family attended the funeral of his uncle Charley Gillman at Coleman Monday.

Orley Rogers Toledo Orley Rogers, Jr Saginaw Merle Davison Reba Maxine Ann Arbor Louis Finch Maple Grove Harley Bentley Lester Halstead Detroit Don, Lloyd Minnie Thayer Lock-A-Bar Wis Doris Ellen Powell Russell Zimmerman Midland Henry Alfred Tigner Reuben Tigner George Lidell James Schofield Meryl Davison Schofield James’ Stanley Ruth Farwell William Wiggins Harry Webster Lewis Rogers Traverse City William Rogers Betty Loomis Flint Art Coifell

Sunday School and Revival Services at Wmaple Grove

The Wmaple Grove church reports Sunday services at 2 00 pm and preaching at 3 00 pm with revival meetings each Sunday drawing new converts. Rev Charles Rieinhardt preached last Sunday to a good crowd and is invited back. Many visitors and locals attend, and new song books are on order. Several families from nearby towns visited or stayed with church members over the weekend.

Charles Rieinhardt

Local families share visits and celebrations this week

Mrs Al Shaver and Mrs K A Turner spent Friday afternoon visiting. Floyd Gordon drove from Battle Creek Thursday to visit relatives. Mrs Ted Newman attended the Hagle Ladies Aid at Glen Poet home Thursday. Mr and Mrs Glen Blystone joined a card party at Clarence Cotton home near Elm Grove Friday night. Frances Gordon returned Friday from Rex Clute home in Harrison where she had stayed weeks. A full house gathered Sunday at C B Davises for birthday dinner honoring Mrs Russell Strouse of Butternut and Rowena Davis of Gladwin. Eisie Pudway of Colonville visited Saturday night and Sunday. Sunday callers at L Robinett home included Rex Robinett and sons and Roselle of West Grant, plus Glen Blystone and Ruth. Arvilla Newman visited Friday. Mrs Ben Kleinhardt of the Brown spent Monday with sister Mrs Glen Gordon, bringing a birthday cake for Mrs Gordon.

al Shaver K. A. Turner Floyd Gordon Battle Creek Ted Newman Hagle Glen Poet Home Glen Blystone Clarence Cotton Elm Grove Frances Gordon Rex Clute Harrison C. B. Davis Russell Strouse Butternut Rowena Davis Gladwin Eisie Pudway Colonville Davises Ruth Arvilla Newman Ben Kleinhardt The Brown Glen Gordon

Social News From Eagle Echoes Winter Skies And Social Visits

Mr and Mrs Albert Birdsall and daughter Marilyn of Detroit along with Mrs Oliver Birdsall visited Ernest Kleiner home and called on the Hutchinsons. Mrs Frank Barton spent time with her son Henry Barton. The Aid group met with Mrs Glenn Poet as quilting dominated. Robert Hutchinson’s health shows improvement after illness. Robert Allen of Chicago and Miss Wilma Nowlan of Clare wed at the parsonage with Rev Henderich officiating. Try a classified liner for RESULTS.

Albert Birdsall Marilyn Detroit Oliver Birdsall Ernest Kleiner Robert Hutchinson Frank Barton Henry Barton Glenn Poet Frank Rille Bernard Allen Midland Saginaw George Bates Alice Ann Robert ‘Hutchinson Hinora Allen Mayme Runyon Marie Allen A. H. Hutchinsom Mr. Chatterton L. Wilcox Robert Allen Chicago Wilma Nowlan Clare Henderich Norman Jackson Robert Hutchingon

Local Social Roundup Includes Visiting Guests

The note lists social visits at Norman Myers home last Friday and Sunday gatherings at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Newman Mr. and Mrs. Russell Strouse of Butternut and Mr. and Mrs. C H. Davis. Gerald Davis of Brenen Lake stayed with his grandparents several days last week.

Ohilaren Mire Risto Pudway Colonville Glen Blystone Kelly Turner Norman Myers Ted Newman Jesse Newman Russell Strouse Butternut C.H. Davis Gerald Davis Brenen Lake

Summer visitors and local calls in West Freeman area

Chester Cook of Chicago spent the summer with his brother Thomas Cook and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Middleton visited Mr. and Mrs. Glen Collard to meet their new daughter. Miss Bessie Woods called on the Hickoks. Evart shoppers were seen Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Hickok and Mr. and Mrs. John Gaffney were Evart callers Saturday afternoon.

Chester Cook Chicago Thomas Cook Herbert Middleton Glen Collard Bessie Woods Hickoks Elgin Hickok John Gaffney

Pleasant Valley Social Roundup Reflects Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Burton Bay and Mr and Mrs Wichard Walters visited relatives at Alma Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Ryan of Clare spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Otto Reiner. Mrs Elnora Allen stayed with Mrs Mayme Bunyan Marie Allen Monday to Wednesday. Orville Bates visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Sutherland at Clare Sunday. Henry Kleiner and Donald joined Sunday dinner at Robert Kleiner's. Mrs Burton Bay and others spent Friday afternoon with Alfred Bay.

Burton Bay Wichard Walters Alma Robert Ryan Clare Otto Reiner Elnora Allen Mayme Bunyan Marie Allen Orville Bates Sutherland Henry. Kleiner and Donald Robert Kleiner Alfred Bay

Local Social Notes from Brush College Right After Weekend

Mrs. Riva Calhoun and Mrs. Leota Cooper returned to Lansing and near Northville after helping care for their father Mr. Cooper. Genevieve Fancon and daughter visited Mrs. Jessie Davis. Rockey and Heller families joined Sunday at kinfolk homes. Galen Coats hosted dinner guests from Gladwin and Lansing. Aid meeting postponed to March 20 due to sickness. Harl Sanders and Russell Sanders celebrated birthdays at Roller home.

Riva Calhoun Lansing Leota Cooper Northville Cooper Genevieve Fancon Jessie Davis Rockey Kenneth Rockey Roy Miller Virgil Newman Ralph Heller Stephen Heller Galen Coats Lorin Leitner Gladwin Glen Newman Angie Sanders Earl Sanders Russell Edwin Wood Harl Sanders Roller Home

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Hamilton Center Sioned Steve Benic Seeley Johnson West Grant Clare Howe Furn Gilmore Center Claud Fordyce Hiten William Moline Florida Nutrition Club William Tanner Rosebush Maitland Maybee Elam Seymour Marcum George Pitts Union Sunday School Ted Newton Ronald Blystone Norris Blystone Kay Anné J. D. Robinett Gon Gale Chesanitiz Li Robinett Kenneth “Roller Jack West Freeman Pleasant Valley Brush College America Woodward Motor Sales Michigan Clare Sentinel Auhocom
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