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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1926

Page

4

Local caucus attendees and town happenings reported

A Lake George caucus drew several locals while residents share weekend visits and family news. Mrs Minn ie Taylor and Mia Sprague hosted relatives. Bertha Wolf and Lillian Hatch spent time at Harrison and Farwell. Flu illness spread through the area with many recovering.

Lake George Ucile Sprague Minnie Taylor Mia Sly Gf Harrison Bertha Wolf Lillian Hatch Harrison and Farwell Lillian Billgren Harrison Cowles N. J. Billgren Wm. Rube Mud Lake Will Roland Greenwood Henry ‘Heintzleman

Local News Briefs from Herrick Attest Casual Civic Notes

Miss Marion Maxwell was home ill but improving. Mrs. Church and Theodore Merrihew family return from Detroit with Mrs. Church better. Local caucus at Loomis named Will Leash highway commissioner Wm Maxwell board of review Albert Reed constable Frank Lamphere justice of the peace. Frank offers half price marriage service. Arthur Maxwell and Will McJames cutting buzz wood for the school. Rennie Borley left for Print seeking work.

Marion Maxwell Charlie Church Theodore Merrihew Detroit Church Loomis Will Leash Highway Wm. Maxwell Board of Review Albert Reed Constable Frank Lamphere Justice of the Peace Frank Arthur Maxwell Will McJames Rennie Borley

Southeast Sheridan social notes and local movements

The Southeast Sheridan column records visits and gatherings including Mrs Sowle Mrs Langin and Mrs Coe with Mrs Joel DeGeer, a Sunday dinner with Mrs Leslie Randle and family and the Macklems, and Albert Seaman moving near Clare. It notes a March 4 church meeting and upcoming host Mrs Fred Coe, plus travels of Homer Loomis, Vivian Sowle, Maynard Clark, and James Elliott visiting Bay City and Marion.

Maple Grove Neighbors Share Weekend Visits

Mr. McComb helped at J. Davison farm last Wednesday. Rhea Davison has been ill but improving. Melba Burnside from Mt. Pleasant visited Genevieve Schofield. Mrs. Charlie Schaar, her sons Jim and Herchel, and granddaughter Leona Colosky from Funt were weekend neighbors planning to move back to the Owens property for the summer. Velma Schofield of Tustin also mentioned.

McComb J. Davison Farm Rhea May Davison Melba Burnside Mt. Pleasant Genevieve Schofield Charlie Schaar Jim Herchel Leona Colosky Funt Owens Velma Schofield Tustin

Community Notes From Brush College Residents

Raymond Ruby and Genevieve Davis have been ill for a week. Alta Cooper visited Clare friends. Bennett Carter stayed in Lanai over the weekend. Ralph Hiller came from Jackson to collect his family who visited relatives. A well attended Aid meeting occurred at Mrs Heller’s home. Mrs Milton Leitner and children spent Sunday at Hart Sanders. Mr and Mrs Ralph Amy and sons of Farwell visited L. M. Coats family. Enoch Milkis and Perry Davis of Lansing visited D. N. Davis. Earl Ruby of Detroit visited his brother and friends. Mr and Mrs J C Newman and daughter Josie joined D. N. Davis for supper and music. Mrs D. N. Davis is improving. Mrs Frank Sanders hosted five granddaughters and Mildred Langworthy. Local church attendance increased at Hagle and Smith Creek with good meetings. Mrs Chas Ruby and daughter Mary spent Monday with Mrs Harl Sanders. Dee Robinette and others suffer from colds. Ralph and Dolph Heller families from Jackson and Lansing visited Steve Heller. all returned Sunday except Mrs R Heller and children who stayed a week. Ben Ocgen drove to Detroit with his truck, returning Monday. Mrs O and son Don visited her parents during his absence. Neighbors celebrated Mrs Heller’s birthday Monday evening with refreshments and well wishes.

Raymond Ruby Genevieve Davis Alta Cooper Clare Bennett Carter Lanaa Ralph Hiller Jackson Wvho Heller Milton Leitner Hart Sanders Ralph D. N. Davis Frank Sanders Mildred Langworthy the Hagle Smith Creek Chas Ruby Mary Harl Sanders Dee Robinette Ralph Heller Dolph Heler and Son Lansing Steve Heller Don Detroit Dewitt Gilman Lake Dan Gilman Maggie Glass Presley Clelan Graham Sadie Rawson Brinton Graham Gilmore Farwell Woman’s Club Frank Babcock Frank Fisher Georgia Sherman Farwell High School Barryton Albert Kidd F. G. Allen Steele Alman Pompei Alman Surrey Township Ode Hurley Flora Powell Bertha Babcock Bernie Wiseman Wiseman L. Wiseman Merchantise Hilton Stevens Alice Alma Wunle Albert Shermans

Lake George Resort People and Visits Chronicle

Mrs. G. A. Silover spent Thursday in Clare. Eugene Weaver of Detroit was in town on business. Miss Carmel Henry stayed Wednesday with relatives Miles and Windover Henry. Glen Harris and others went to Mud Lake for an engine. Charles Calkins to Clare and back. Rachael Cross accompanied him. The Henrys of Windover visited relatives. Beard family stayed with Delling family. Mrs. Palmer visited relatives near Farwell. Mrs. Harry Kress and daughter left for Pontiac then Vernon. Dr. Reeder of Clare made calls. A baby girl, Minnie Reta, born to James Henry family.

G. A. Silover Clare Eugene Weaver Detroit Carmel Henry Miles Henry Windover Glenn Harris Wm. Arnold Harry Davis Eli Austin Mud ‘Lake Austin Charles Calkins Rachael Cross James Henry Minnie Reta

School News Highlights For Six Month Attendance Certificates

Laura, Kress and Walter Henry received six month certificates for perfect attendance along with Ruth Shillinger and Jacob Shillinger. Walter Henry traveled to Clare Thursday for a dental treatment. The fifth grade studied Breathes There the Man by Scott. The third and fourth grades finished learning the States and Capitals. Russell Austin, Carmel Henry and Albert Hotty succeeded.

Laura, Kress Walter Henry Charles Borst Raisan Shillinger Ruth Shillinger Jacob Shillinger Clare Scott States Russel Austin Carmel Henry Albert Hotty

Local School Notes and Community News

Hot lunches are served at school and a silver set and table cloth were donated by parents to the teacher. Seventh graders finish Princeton studies and review spring topics. Students prepare drills in Penmansup and send away. Weather and classroom items like thermometers for Christmas seals are noted. Visitors include Himer Beard from Sag­naw and Clare residents Mary and Delia Borst.

Princeton Penmansup Washington Himer Beard Sag Naw Mary Delia Borst Clare B. A. Luce Farwell Dr. Lamb Walter Henry R. Gowles Mud Lake Frank Newsom Lansing Bannister W. Palmer James Calkins H. Kress Russell, Mary

Vernon Hill weekend visits and local notices

Byron Ginn of Detroit spent the weekend with his parents at Dover and called Sunday to check on his aunt Wis M Buckley who is ill with the flu. Numerous neighbors and families from Vernon Clare Rosebush Fordville Farwell Stevenson Lake and Saginaw appear in a string of visits births birthdays and a minor accident mention. Ernest Stevens attended a Threshers convention. many local residents hosted and visited relatives and friends with several dental and medical notes and a birthday surprise for Mr Dyer at Clare.

Byron Ginn Detroit Dover Wis. M. Buckley James Wilson Vernon Frank Robinson Albert McPhail Walter Pettit Clare Geo. Snider Syril Ostrander Flint Edick Lloyd Frank Pringle A.S Pringle Charles Ford Fordville Thomas Abbott Bert Capen J. A. Kever Ernest Bryant H. Vosberg Archinbauilts Louis Brown Mann Siding Julius Hunt Milo Myers Clair Stanley Farwell George Irwin Robert F. Irwin Thomas Bolen Ernest Stevens Melvin Brasington Stevenson Lake Will Long Saginaw Bert McLaughlin Rosebush Jasper Snider Ben Babcock Plint Tansing Oliver Becker Henry Lines Walter Butts Homer Irwin Aaron Irwin Fred Irwin David Sprague Coleman Ben Brownell William Irwin Blanche Clare Dyer Dyer Rev Hanes

Farwell News Roundup From Village Today

Farwell residents see election results and local comings and goings as Mrs. Farwell Yotus Monilay wins village election day. The State Health Nurse visited the local school, and many residents were noted visiting, traveling, or hosting gatherings over the weekend.

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GC. Symmonds Faiz Undertaking CO Michigan Andrew N. Friz Lydia M. Friz Electrex E. A. Anderson DR. B. Jd. Sanford Glassen Tatman Block Eny Maytag Clare Hardware & Imp. Co Farwell Lumber Yard Sigensia Hemlock Great Northern Gorrespondenge McGoogan Ray ‘Utley Ohildney Wim Grove Ray Utley Denzil Tiddeman Ware Clare Wriday Walter Moore Guy Perry Latsing Herrick Sheridan Vivian Sowle Marion Maynard Clark Ann Arbor Langin James Elliott Bay City Ole Severson Maple Grove Carl Holbrook Clare, Michigan McEwan A. R. Mussell M. D Mussell Block Cash and Carry Store Elden Building McEwan Street Campbell’s Fred M. Morgan Brush College Lake George Resort Vernon Hill Kirkpatrick’s Farwell Yotus Monilay Co. H. Bingham Ig Kilpatrick’s Drug Store Haarlem Olall Atl Mt. Pleasant Rendering Co de Forest Floyd Kirkpatrick Pine Tree Brand Timothy Alfalfa Grimm Sweet Clover Mammoth Clare Elevator Co
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