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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1930
Page
2
A fragmentary clipping describes a truck leaving the road to give a flurry of space to a forthcoming vehicle. The text includes disjointed quotes and garbled phrases from sources such as the Cincinnati Enquirer and Pathfinder Magazine, with no clear names or locations.
Vernon Hill readers list visits and gatherings across Vernon and Maple Grove communities. Neighbors share weekend trips to Chicago and Detroit, family moves, health updates, and a fish supper hosted by the I O C F with men serving and the community praising the meal.
Rural residents report car purchases, relocations, and family visits. Lewis Tessman buys another Oakland car. Harold Sprague and families travel to Clare. Mr and Mrs Chas Craine and niece Helen Thomas visit Long Lake. several people move onto farms in Mann Siding. A. Gunther attends funeral in Detroit. local caucus nominates officers including Orley Stockwell and Lew Tassman.
Mr and Mrs Wm Hileman and Louise are referenced with friends Bess Pfannes and Walter Green. The piece lists visits and weekend trips including Howard Brockway of Pontiac, Wm Gruno and Lewis Brown, Mrs Chas Heber, Watsons, Tra Root and daughters Bernice and Mabel Heber, Symons family, and H R Brockway on business to Gladwin. Mabel Somers of Flint assists Mrs Hileman this week.
Mr and Mrs R Tigner visited Sanford to see his sister Mrs Thornton. Mrs Frank Lay returned from Climax and Ann Arbor after the winter. Mrs Tweedy sewed at Jas Stanley home in Farwell. Louise Davison Farwell stayed with Hileen Schofield. Dorothy Winter and Mrs Cloyd Hilyard with two boys stayed at J E Timpe’s. Loyal Haddix visited sister Mrs Louis Finch in near Gladwin. Vena Wight joined them home. Richard Winter’s daughter and family from the Upper Peninsula are visiting. Chas Schaar and son moved from Flint to the old home place for summer. James Schaar and a cousin from Flint visited, Mrs E Schofield’s daughter Ina Davison in Farwell. Mr and Mrs Mulberg, Detroit natives, visit their daughter Neva Edwards. Homer Rodgers and two children visited J B Timpe’s Sunday. Chas Tigner and Eva Smedley visited Virginia Grell in Sanford Sunday.
A crowded Sunday with neighbors visiting, showers, and church attendance. Local families including Lautzenheisers, Nashes, Garvers, Teals, and Strouses joined services and gatherings, with music by Harl Foss and a luncheon for about seventy five. Kenneth Trench heads to Flint for school while others plan more visits and a Sunday boost to the contest.
The column lists Sunday School activities and a planned special song by Urah Abbott and Greenwood Chew. It mentions Barbra Dysinger Meyers’s ill baby, a new desk for the school, and money turned in from a fall box social. Neighbor visits and farm news, including sugar bush opening and robin sightings, are chronicled with invitations to upcoming meetings.
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