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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1938

Page

4

Local Social Notes From Harrison Area

Mrs Kenneth Rockey and Norman Bates attended services at the Congregational church in Harrison Sunday. Mr and Mrs Owen Spink were guests at a birthday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Penrose Sunday in honor of their granddaughter Miss Louise Clare of Clare. Mrs Wm Gardow spent Friday with her daughter Mrs Orval Vandewarker at Colonville. Mr and Mrs Henry Kleiner and Donald spent Sunday with the former's mother Mrs Kleiner at the Eagle. Sheriff and Mrs George Bates of Harrison called on Mrs Jennie Bates and family Sunday afternoon. Mrs Jack Smith of Clare called on Mrs Orville Bates Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Hemstreet and family were guests of Mrs Hemstreet's mother Mrs Gerow in Loomis Sunday. Mrs Burton Bay went to Alma Monday for a few days visit with relatives.

Owen Spink Sciome Howard Penrose Louise Clare Clare Wm. Gardow Orval Vandewarker Colonville Henry Kleiner Donald Kleiner the Eagle Sheriff George Bates Harrison Jennie Bates Jack Smith Orville Bates George Hemstreet

Local Visits and Health News in Colonville Area

Mr and Mrs Russell Strouse of Butternut spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Chas Strouse and Blanche. Mrs Blanchard Cotton fell Thursday evening breaking her hip and was moved to General hospital Friday morning. Mr and Mrs Reuben Rutter and family spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Chas Quick at Loomis Sunday. Mrs Ella Empey was able to eat dinner at the Clute home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Floyd Garver and Roberta of Lansing spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs A D Hampton.

Russell Strouse Butternut Chas. Strouse Blanche Blanchard Cotton General Hospital Reuben Rutter Chas Loomis Ella Empey Clute Floyd Garver Roberta of Lansing A. D. Hampton

Easter Program Planned by Local Sunday School

Mrs. Jay Clute and guests visited Harrison on Sunday with the Morrell Clute family. The Nevills hosted calls on Mrs. Hlampey and others. Orton Mills visited Banyver ton and Dale Davis, then Wallace Carrow and Roy Couderkirk joined the visits.

Jay Clute Morrell Clute Harrison John Neither Nevills Hlampey Orton Mills Banyverton Dale Davis Wallace Carrow Greenwood Roy Couderkirk Rosebush

Gilmore Center Gilmore Church of Christ Service Schedule

The Gilmore Center Gilmore Church of Christ outlines a full day of services with a 10:00 a.m. song service and devotion 10:15 a.m. communion officiated by elders and deacons. Sermons titled Lift up your eyes and Is A Man Better than a Sheep? are planned with Bible readings from Matthew and Luke. A 11:00 a.m. Bible School led by Alvin Wood and a 7:30 p.m. Young People meeting precede an 8:15 p.m. sermon. Local notices include travel, family moves, and a reunion with about seventy people present.

Gilmore Church

West Freeman Residents Share Social Visits and a Car Fire

Mrs Clarence Cook spent Tuesday with Florence Martin. Mrs Thomas Cook visited her brother and family, Jud Price and Mrs H Coke near Sears. Mrs John Gaffney was a Lake caller Thursday. The Cooks and Hickoks socialized with Herbert Middleton’s family. A car fire marred a BVart shopping trip. Alfred Gaffney returned from camp to his parents. A birthday dinner honored Mrs Cook and relatives at Sears.

Clarence Cook Florence Martin Thomas Cook Jud Price H. Coke Sears John Gaffney Thos. Cook Mary Reed Herbert Middleton Albert Gaffney Elgin Hickok Alfred Gaffney Rena Heinbecker Cook Heimbecker Hsther Heimbecker

Spring birds and local visits headline regional notes

The column records sightings of robins blue birds red winged black birds and hawks plus frogs heard on a Sunday night. It notes visits by Mrs Alice Mead to her sister Mrs R Malcommson and other neighbors including George Shearer’s Chicago trip and returns to stay with H Norman. Local families report health news and weekend travel with several small community updates.

Alice Mead R. Malcommson Beaverton Lyle Carey Lyle George Shearer Chicago H. Norman Anna Carr Doris Henry Miles Henry Henry Norman Clayton Robert Houghton Lake Donneth la Bounty Lake City

It Is Dangerous To Sell A Substitute For 666

A warning about selling a 666 substitute to gain a few cents. The text stresses customers are invaluable to business and warns that losing customers harms the enterprise, noting 666 is worth several times a substitute.

Excitement and order mix in a modern dining room makeover

Betty Wells describes household hints for tidiness and safety with inexpensive solutions. Storage boxes organize buttons and toys while a redecorated dining room gains warmth through new carpeting hydrangea blue walls and soft pink accents.

Betty Wells WNN Service

Rosebush Town Notes Fire and Local News Summary

A barn on the John Crawford farm south of Rosebush was destroyed by fire Monday morning. The Corey Robison family resides on the farm. stock was saved and losses partly insured. Community updates include local visits, spelling contest funds, and upcoming moving plans for residents.

John Crawford Here Corey ‘Robison Floyd Walters Rosebush Minnesota Woolen Mills Duluth Minn Wm. Thompson Don Midland Isaac Ackerman Chas, Emery South Deerfield Ed Cameron Dennis Murphy H. Bentler Mary Sheehan Bernard McConnell Detroit Archie Mama West Branch Hol. Freier and Son Alma R. O. Thomson Hillman J. W. Stanton Arthur Reynolds Roy A. Bailey Senton Wm. Bolenger Hosebush Geo. Bilbrough Remus

1 512 Figures in Tapestry Invasion Scene

The Bayeux Tapestry in Bayeux France depicts 1512 figures across two panels illustrating William the Conqueror's invasion and conquest of England.

Bayeux France England William the Conqueror

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Northwest Pleasant Valley Kenneth Rockey Norman Bates Tion ALL Clare County Druggists Gilmore Center Chas. Shayer Ohio Gaylord Foredyce Grand Ledge Nellie Foredyces Vanesse Cook Adna Perry Freeman Foredyce Claud Foredyce Freeman Greenville C. H Lola Fordeyce Mary Helen Winn J. Penick Alvin Wood Penick West Freeman Bepty Wells Clare-Beaverton Michigan R. I Midland Hatchery E. Main ST. John Lashway Midland, Mich Chevrolet General Motors Clare Motior Sales Tim Cotter
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