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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1924
Page
10
Correspondence from OD reports Greenville visit and social news
OD and wife returned from Greenville after a brief visit. W F Findhng hauling corn these days. Harry Boucher took a sleigh load of young people to Lake for a March 17 dance. Tom Spence visits at Harry Boucher home. Abe Pyles had a brief visit last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Wife
Greenville
W. F. Findhng
Harry Boucher
Tom Spence
Abe Pyles
Madline Brown Visits Aunt in Weidman Area
Madline Brown visited her aunt Mrs. Ray Brown last week. Don Brown and Arthur Reid were to Weidman Friday. Win Richters were Sunday guests of John Nagy. Ray Browns were Sunday guests of J C Browns at Lake. W Miller returned from extended visit at his daughters in Pontiac and Mt Pleasant. Ray Brown plans pest control Monday and returns Tuesday. Mrs Leo Brown is on the sick list. Don and Ray Brown are drawing hay from G Hunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Brown
Arthur Reid
Weidman
Win, Richters
John Nagy
Ray Browns
J. C. Brown
Lake
W. Miller
Pontiac
Mt. Pleasant
Ray Brown
Sam Brown
Mt .Pleasant
Leo Brown
Don
G. Hunts
Local notes from Eagle community update and visits
Rev and Mrs F Snyder returned to their duties last Thursday. Miss Mary Gorr’s uncle’s death calls her home and school children enjoy a week off. J Eric returns to Brown City after visiting his sister. Adam Reger loses a horse. Robt Hutchinson family welcomes first grandchild, a daughter born to Algerman Hutchinson in Lansing. Mrs O Penrose Aid Society well attended. next meeting with Mrs Frank Rilett on April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Snyder
Lamaster
Mary Gorr
J. Eric
Brown City
Thos. Hutchinson
Adam Reger
Robt. Hutchinson
Algerman Hutchinson
Lansing
Local social notes span Clare and nearby towns
Detroit visitor Dave Robart stops by relatives in the area. Several calls and visits occur in Clare with family—Bodkins and Bodking, the Clutes, the Emersons, Ulrichs, and others. A church bee yields strong turnout and plans for another. Measles are mentioned affecting Russell Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Robart
Detroit
J. Bodkins
Allen Gerow
Clare
Patty Clute
Wm. Clute
Charles Bodking
al Walters
West Grant
W. Hmpey
Russell Davis
Frank Thompson
Ewart
A.D. Hampton
Richard Emerson
Hazel Bodkins
Burt Rutter
Munday
Chas. Ulrich
East Sheridan
Clute
Elmer
Harrison
Local notices from Mann Siding residents and visitors
Daisieé Bruckart heals after tooth extraction and will return to school Monday. Lewis Brown visits from Pontiac for the weekend. Miss Daisy Hileman visits with the Hileman family. Mrs Silas Brown’s friends recall her birthday with gifts. Hazen Fisher of Clare visits Bird Brockway. Mrs Carl Monday and Gladys Green visit the Hileman home. Church Sunday evening services held. Mrs Heber hosts family for dinner. Bert Green visits from Lansing and looks to rent property. Subscriptions urged at $1.60 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisieé Bruckart
Lewis Brown
Pontiac
Daisy Hileman
Bicknell
I. A. Hileman
Silas Brown
Hazen Fisher
Clare
Educated and uneducated minds in sports leadership
A Brist professional baseball figure contrasts educated players who seek self correction with untrained ones who hide faults. The item cites a rear end collision claim and an odd note about a lightning strike on Speeder’s car and Speeder’s assertion it was his sac enite that hit the lightning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brist
Speeder
AIT Heroes and Villains on Stage and Real Life
The text muses that stage portrayals of heroes and villains diverge from real life. It notes contrasts between romance and practicality in maritime and aerial contexts, suggesting that poetry often overlooks those who rise into the air.
What the Cod Likes in Newfoundland Hills
Nature Magazine explains that cods feed on vast hill ranges called bariks or bariks. At the bases of these hills live millions of tiny crustaceans and mollusks, which are born grow and thrive. These form the cods favorite foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
Nature Magazine
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