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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1939

Page

2

Local Notes From South East Sheridan Area

Mrs Dorothy Lesmin is at Dr Woods hospital Roy Schaar returned home from Dr Woods hospital last week Friday Wood Randle and family spent Sunday with Floyds mother Mrs Bertha Randle and sons Mrs Clifford Depew spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Orvis Mr and Mrs Homer Livingston of Vernon Hill took Sunday dinner at the John Livingston home Lewis Paxton has been very sick but is much better

Dorothy Lesmin Dr. Woods Hospital Roy Schaar Wood Randle Floyd Bertha Randle Clifford Depew Orvis Homer Livingston Vernon Hill John Livingston Lewis Paxton Chaney Denman Chaney Mary Belle Ford Beaverton Kenneth Rocky Robt Campbell Hutchinson Ernest Kleiner Chancy Deiman Russell Stanley Walter Kleiner Norma Bates Leith John Hartman J. Honderich Goon Detroit M. R. Honderich Parganiage Alma Bank Hula Phinesy

Local Notes From Mann Siding Area

Near Lansing residents share weekend visits with kin and friends. Home Extension group held an all day meeting March 23 with nine members and four visitors. it was the last lesson. Various local families, visits to Clare and Detroit, and names such as Pfannes Heintz Hoskey Burton Somers and Hileman appear among those mentioned.

Waldo Richardson Lansing Anna Hoskey Wm. Hileman O. M Billy Case Detroit Richard Pfannes Bill Pfannes Nile Abbotty Seb Pfannes Carl Pfannes Grace Pfannes Henry Heintz Leo Heintz Clare Melvin Chas. Heber O. J. Heber Royal Oak Tony Hoskey Oren Burton Near Beaverton Hoskey Melvin Heintz the Woods Hospital Mann

Browns and Kin Left Home for Visits and News

Mrs. Ben Kleinhardt spent Monday with her mother and sister. The Kleinhardt and Witmer families visited from Detroit and returned Saturday. Floyd Black rushed to Bay City as his father P. L. Black lay injured in an auto wreck. Mrs. Glen Lower recovered enough to return home from Clare County General Hospital. Betty Kleinhardt moved to Clare to work for Mrs. Harold Fleming. Mrs. Elmer Town remains homebound from flu aftereffects.

Ben Kleinhardt Lilly Mickle Glen Gordon Ernest Kleinhardt Sr Dorothy Gordon Witmer Ernest Jr Detroit Floyd Black Bay City P. L. Black Mercy Hospital Glen Lower Clare County General Hospital Betty Kleinhardt Clare Harold Fleming Elmer

Sunday News Notes From Our Town

Mrs Violet Sunday is ill with flu while sister Mrs Martha Hutchinson of Flint visits. Ray Ducat of Toledo visits Mr and Mrs Glen J Martin. Wm Clark and children from Lansing visit over weekend. Dorothy Shaver works at Grove Bros store. Bible question contest excites Sunday School. High School students enjoy spring vacation. Floyd Black home hosts visitors Wim Grigg Herman Labrentz and son Donald of Munger.

Violet Sunday Martha Hutchinson Flint Ray ,Ducat Toledo Glen J. Martin Wm. Clark Lansing Dorothy Shaver Grove Bros. Dime and Dollar Store Floyd Black Wim Grigg Herman Labrentz Donald Munger

Dover News Social notes from a busy week

The column lists residents visiting, hosting, and social events. People mentioned include Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gilmore, Clark Walters and Nellie, Mrs. Jake Milan, Rex and Grover Hudson, Bertha Grover and Jack, Robert Pfetsch, Glorious Haines, Violet LaVoye, Olive LaVoye, Dorothy Allen, Reva Lavoie, and others in the Dover area. Back-and-forth visits, family gatherings, and a sympathy note for the Campbell family are recorded.

Herbert Gilmore Morida Clark .Walters Nellie The Brown Robert Walters Jake Milan John Bauer Sr Rex Grover Hudson Corunna Bertha Grover Ford Harpster Rose Lamb Dorothy Larman Everette Allen Dorothy Allen Miss Larman Legion Dance Maudie Phelps Flint Robert Haines Robert Pfetsch Mt. Pleasant Henry Kleiner Violet LaVoye the Brown Dorothy Allen Reva Olive LaVoye Cornwellville Campbell

Elm Grove News Roundup From Charlevoix To Florida

Mrs Burt Hess returns from Charlevoix to help her father. Mr and Mrs C Barlow visit North Gladwin relatives. Harvey visits ill father Carson in Clare. Mrs Tom Morden homebound with rheumatism. Louise and Ellen Cotton ill at Robi Cochran grandparents. Lyle Clausohn and Charles Harmon plan Florida trip Thursday. Townsend club meets with lunch and card games. Wilbur Loar wins first prize Clint Cochran booby prize. next meeting in two weeks with more topics and lunch.

Burt Hess Charlevoix C. Barlow North Gladwin Harvey Clare Carson Harvey Tom Morden St. Louis Louise Ellen Cotton Robi. Cochran Lyle Clausohn Charles Harmon Florida Townsend Club Monnday Wilbur Loar Clint Cochrans

Andersonville Home Economics Group Holds March Meeting

The Andersonville group met March 23 with Mrs. Clarence Ramey to discuss the last Legal Phases of Home Management session. Officers for the coming year were elected: chairman Mrs. Harrison Bennet, secretary and treasurer Mrs. Harold Kile, leaders Mrs. Warren Nellis and Mrs. Clarence Ramey, recreation leader Mrs. Joe Strief. A visitor was present, Mrs. W. W. Kile. Pot luck dinner followed. Several local visits occurred including Tom White and daughter Norlene of Mt. Morris at the Ramey and Kile homes. Various neighbors visited and Sunday calls were made on multiple households.

Andersonville Home Economics Group Clarence Ramey Harrison Bennet Harold Kile Warren Nellis Joe Strief W. W. Kile Tom White Norlene Mt. Morris Clarence Ramsey Herbert Varney Woods Store Wise Albert Reed Will Allen McPhail Etta Ethel Maxwell Hdna Bennet Coleman Eter Raymond Geo. Abbot Gaddie Barney Bennett Edna Maxwells

Springtime News From the Community

The column details visits and health updates as residents recall old friends and announce illnesses and recoveries. It notes Chaney Denman’s reappearance after 16 years, Maple sap flow concerns, a death anniversary, weddings, and ongoing flu cases across households including Hutchinson and Good Palmer. It highlights social calls, church figures, and local gatherings amid a season of illness and gentle news.

Family notices and local tidings from Clare area

Relatives report a new grandson to Mr and Mrs Hart Baldwin in Clare. Mrs Irwin and Mr and Mrs Mitchell also feature in family arrivals. Walter Kleiner Jr spends spring vacation in Clare. Other high school students spend the week at home. Mia Frank and Glenn Emest Kleiner made a business trip to Harrison on Monday.

Local families share visits and week events around Bard area

Mrs. Ben Kleinhardt and family visit her mother and sister in town. Several locals host relatives from Ann Arbor and Jackson over the weekend. Glen Gordon recovers from illness while deer roam nearby fields. Sheep shearers work at the Brand farm as Mrs. Kelly Turner remains ill.

Ben Kleinhardt Brown Mickle Glen Gordon Ronald Chatterton Kay Arlo Roberts Bard L. Robinett Mt. Pleasant Norris Blystone Clare Sugar Bush Virgil Newman Ted Newman Blystone Ann Arbor Judd Blystone O. Snyder Glen Robinetts House Vane Mickle Grandma Mickle Celfax Hisse Pudvay Colonville Roselle Clarence Davis Glen Blystone Lawrence Robinett Jim Sutton Gladwin Brand Farm Vern Mickle Kelly Turner

Noble Grand Club Meets at Mrs Sage Home Harwell

Noble Grand club held a meeting at the home of Mrs Geo Sage in Harwell on Friday and discussed activities for the community event this coming Monday.

Noble Grand Club

Weekend Visitors From Flint and Clare Area

Winterfield residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Names mentioned include Mose Artibee, Oral Randall, Lawrence Dunn, Helena Vander Woude, Sergie Vander Woude, C. J. Delts, Frank Davis family, Roy Sutton family, Sam Gaskill, Edith Davis, Kidd Cutler, and Peter James Cook who returned to school after illness.

Mose Artibee Flint Oral Randall Houghton Lake Lawrence Dunn James Dunn Helena Sergie Vander Woude C. J. Delts Frank Davis Roy Sutton Clare Sam Gaskill Edith Davis Vander Woude Kidd. Cutler Peter James Cook

Hinkville Family News and Local Illness Updates

Bert and William Calkins of Detroit and Rosebush visit sister Mrs Vern Moline who is ill. Maxine Hawkins and Mrs Wim Hawkins of Hinkleville suffer flu. Local residents travel to Midland for supper and return. Several Clare residents visit, and Gordon McIntosh’s family attends Owosso and nearby visits amid illness.

Bert Calkins Detroit William Calkins Rosebush Vern Moline Maxine Hawkins Wim. Hawkins Hinkleville Wm. Lang Carvier Clare Midland Pearl Kratz Thurston Allen Arthur Town Farwell Oise Derby Wentworth and Gon Charles Mulberg George Burch

Before you save the world consider its readiness

The piece questions the urge to rescue humanity and warns against overestimating one’s own abilities. It challenges the reader to assess whether saving the world is a feasible or warranted goal.

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South East Sheridan Dover News Wm. Haines U.S George Eliot Sarah Bernhardt Elizabeth Barrett Browning Madam Curie George Sand Pfeiffer Elm Grove Andersonville North Gilmore John Bawkey Clarence Houghton S. O. O. F. Hall Baws Key Ivan Brown Violet Jean Perry Mt. ‘Pleasant Colllege Arley Renner Stella Brown Grandma Shilling Geo. Shilling Lester Thrush Extension Club Grandma Laverty Harold Warner Grand Rapids Lillie Warner Art Abby Big’ ‘Rapids Edward Wiggins Clare Hospital Frank Thrush Harold Loomis Laverrie Perry Woods Hospital Ruth’ Perry Gedrze Licey Belcher Léo Higgins Mra Ethel ‘Thrush Winterfield Gordon McIntosh Jack Sherman Owosso Horace Joyner al Schultz John Schultz Nutson Michigan Thayers U. S. 27 Thos. Groves Ruellonese Citizens State Bank
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