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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1936
Page
11
Brenda and Tony discuss a possible homeward route via Carmel and a reunion with a man. Tony reveals admiration for a wealthy, unreliable suitor who sends gifts, and they speculate about Barney Kerr and a doctor. Brenda hints at a hidden suitor and wonders if he knows of their presence.
Tony confesses to Brenda that she has fallen for her boss Larry and worries there is no easy way out. Joe Vanderwall is kind and attentive, while Ruth plots social leverage. Tony guards her work life and distance from Ruth’s circle as memories of Larry haunt her daily.
Frank Thompson and family and Arnold Thompson visited daughter Mrs Alfred Densmore and husband. Burt Hikey of Traverse City visited his mother Nettie Thompson. Irene Randle works in Clare. Densmore relatives from Pontiac visited N A Densmore. Ross Coe marked wedding anniversary and Ross’s birthday with family. J Livingston and children visited Frank Loomis. H Sowle's family called on Fred Coe. Emily Thompson spent days with Nettie Thompson. Floyd Penland of Virginia visited old neighbors. Hana Langin of Flint visited her parents William and Lena Lang.
Mr and Mrs John Reed and family were called to Mt Morris by the illness of her brother Ed Rose who underwent gall stones surgery. Sympathy is extended to the Bruni family on the loss of their son James. Gale Switzer returned from Ohio after a visit as his sons traveled to Flint. William Peck suffers from a badly infected toe. Andrew Macentee and George Ser saw visited Cliff Price. Vera Price stayed with Gurnith Manwaring. Don Bissett visited the Al Shaver family. Virgil Newman and children visited Ted Newman. Verne Haines and neighbors buzzed wood last Tuesday.
Brand Mr and Mrs Fremont Weal Coleman visited the Glen Blystone home recently. Numerous callers and Sunday visitors included the Pudway family Colonvile Davis, Ruby Thompson, Archie McKillop, K A Turner, and the Ted Newman family moving into the Brand farm. Several local residents and visitors from Ann Arbor Saginaw Farwell Vernon West Grant and Clare dropped by, with fishing trips and family gatherings noted.
Mrs. Frank Brooks improves at writing. Merritt family visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goodrich and kin. June Daniels wed Harley Stockwell at Curtiss Daniels home. Clara Miller and Thomas Jerskine married in Gladwin with 40 guests. Friends attend Bruce Erskine shower and wedding dance in Harrison.
Janet and Joyce Bradley are very sick with pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Burt Hess had Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs John Ankney. New tenants from St Louis live on the Brewer Ranch. Mrs Harvey Wilson attended the Church of God Young Peoples Convention at Clare. Grandma Keith returned home after winter with her daughter Mrs Wm Abbott. B J Hess and family visited their daughter Sunday evening. Harvey Wilson and son Arthur Dullang visited at the Cochran home. Calvin Ankney and son Junior of Coleman called on John Butters. Robert Carr returned from Detroit after a visit to the Russel and Hildebrandt homes. Winston Raymond reports luck on fishing at Houghton Lake.
Greenwood Center notes detail visits by Delmar Sprague and family, Mrs. Leo Bruce's Bay City operation, Stuckmans visiting, and a Greenwood Senior extension meeting April 23 with county officer elections. Guests included Ronald Barton and Mrs Stickman. Querbeck family moved to Ferrin Rowland farm. health day May 1 planned. local men working fields.
West Freeman reports a well attended Recreation club program at Lake George and a subsequent Thursday gathering. Local residents including Boucher, Gaffney, Hansen, Shinabarger, Middleton, Darnell and others hosted or visited relatives in Windover, Byatt, Clare, Crystal and Weidman areas. Richard Boucher underwent adenoid and tonsil surgery at Ann Arbor hospital and is recovering well.
Shelly Burton of Pontiac spent the weekend with his parents here. Nobile Stratton and Roy Green visited Manistee last week. Leo Heintz traveled to Chicago for the illness and death of his brother Lawrence. Entomologist Mr. Dibble of the State College at Hast Lansing spoke at the schoolhouse Monday night. Tonight is the regular Farmers Union meeting all members are urged to attend.
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