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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1936

Page

8

Railroad Time Tables And Local Community Notes

Central Standard Time schedules list Ann Arbor South No. 53 at 9 47 A M and North No. 61 at 12 45 P M with West 7 19 A M and 2 44 P M duast. Great Lakes Motor Bus Co. timetable shows routes via Mt Pleasant Clare Harrison Houghton Lake Prudenville Bac with connections to Lansing daily. Clare Study club to meet with Mrs BE Kennedy on Tuesday March 31. Local residents attend events in Flint and Vernon while church services feature special Lenten music with a solo by Mrs Robert Carter.

Central Standard Ann Arbor Pere Marquette Duast Parrison Great Lakes Motor Bus CO Eastern Standard North P.M Mt. Pleasant Clare Harrison Houghton Lake Prudenville Bac Lansing Clare Study Club BE. D. Kennedy M. R. Howlett John Flint Arthur Lamb Thayer Brothers Farmers Independent Produce Co Roy Wilson

Fisher art pioneer born and wartime events listed

A fragmentary page lists a mix of historical dates from 1792 to 1917, noting George Washington’s first veto, U S declaration of war on Germany, and wartime Croix de Guerre institution. It also includes a long community notes block with local visits, deaths, births, and events at churches, theaters, and homes.

Local families share weekend visits and births in area

Numerous talkative notes record visits from Amos VanHorn and Gangler families to McClang and Gilcher homes in Flint and Saginaw area. A baby girl arrived for John and Mrs Densmore on March 16, and many relatives, friends, and neighbors spent Sundays and midweek hours visiting across towns including Sheridan Center Vernon Clare Midland and Colonville.

Local Social News Highlights From Harrison and Vicinity

Mrs Nora Langworthy stayed with her daughter in their Texas absence. Mr and Mrs I W Sunday returned to Hastings. Mr and Mrs Ronald Barnes of Saginaw visited the Kleinhar t home and Raymond Haton at the Cornwell farm. The Forest Garver family dined with Fred Allen to celebrate Loreen Garver’s sixth birthday. Dorathy and Everette Allen visited his mother in Harrison. Mrs Adolph Heirholzer called on Mrs Roger Rieinhardt. Walter Deller and Delmar Allen fished on Houghton Lake. Congratulations to Raymond Reed and Cecil Gordon on the birth of a baby girl and to Roy Gordon on his first grandchild. Miss Hanice Coulter visited Kleinhardt home.

J. B. Brown East Seventh Street George Mater Kenneth Ritter Maxine Mason Kenneth Dean Frank A. Allen Pontiac Johanna Mack Derby Phyllis Stella Holden Harriet Pond Saginaw Alex McKinnon M. D. Feighner Marjorie Parish Ralph Byert Edward Mussell Farwell Horace Joyner Gordon McIntosh Elva Lea Kittie ‘McIntosh Mamie Chappell Fred Giebel Frieda Giebel Anna Burch Grosse Pointe Russell Edsell Burch R. A. le Arland Arvilla Thayer Mt. Pleasant Howard W. Jones Adv Nora Langworthy Robert Shull Texas I. W Hastings Ronald Barnes Kleinhardt Raymond Haton Cornwell Farm Barnes Anna Smith Harrison Charlie Ott Irma Miller Forest Garver Fred Allen The Eagle Loreen Garver Everette Allen Dorothy Will Henderson Adolph Heirholzer Roger Rieinhardt Walter Deller Delmar Allen Houghton Lake Raymond Reed Cecil Gordon Roy Gordon Hanice Coulter

Vernon Hill News Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits

North Star residents Vernon Hill host Cris H Kielkopf and Glen Sipe from St. Louis. Detroit visitors Mrs Blake Marlin and her mother visit Mt. Pleasant relatives. Will Hampton in Mt. Pleasant sees Wesley Teale and David Teale. Mrs Dominic McConnell and Kenneth dine with George Sage family in Farwell. Mr S Pike and son Wallace visit Ernest Stevens family, with Mrs Brooks visiting Vernon later. Paskus of Detroit weekends at Bronson home. Local sick include Mrs Will Smith and Mrs Margaret Briggs with daughter Mary Frances. Mrs C D Harvey and Mrs Bertw Jackson shop in Mt Pleasant.

George Stough Vernon George Snider Melville Austin Siginaw Guy Murray Clifford Metcalf Saginaw Wilbur Mann Jackie Arthur Warren Heiser W. H. Bruckart Sheridan Wesley Teale Frank Pringle Sid Colosky Lake Charles Bolen John Lowery Rosebush Anna Arrand Esther Poat The Hagle Marjorie Nowlen Doris Fall Midland Arlagene Hanley Keith Melvin Frank Murray Sear Pike Pontiac Gus Staler Florence David Teale Gerald Schofield Farwell Cris Hkielkopf North Star Glen Sipe St.Louis Cri Sipe Blake Marlin and Son Detroit Clarence Freeman Asher Knight Mt. Pleasant Will Marlin Will Hampton Dominic McConnell Kenneth George Sage S. Pike Wallace Brooks Frank Puskas Bronson Will Smith Margaret Briggs Mary Frances C. D. Harvey Bert W Jackson

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