Community Notes From Collonville Harri gon Guests and Visits
Mr and Mrs Loran Nevill and children of Dover visited the Reid home in Harrigon Sunday. Etta Tobin and son in law Neigerander called on M D Clute. Wellington Davis of Pontiac spent the weekend with his parents. Ruby Thompson returned home after two weeks in Pontiac. sister Hattie Ingler and Marie of Lansing visited. Arthur Phillips welcomed a son named James Lee born April 15 weighing twelve pounds. Forrest Leeth and William Kistler with siblings visited Rev B N Davis family in Carson City. Patricia Clute spent an evening with her parents after substitute teaching. Donald David of Mt Pleasant was home for the weekend. Frank Walters and others visited Mt Pleasant. guests from Detroit and Saginaw enjoyed lunch and birthday wishes. Ross Coe spent Friday with sister Gilbert Waddington near Loomis. B L Fisher of Pontiac called on grandparents Fred Coe Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonville
Loran Nevill
Dover
A. D. Hampton
Reid
Harrigon
Eitta-Tobin
Neigerander
Lakeview
M.D. Clute
Wellington Davis
Pontiac
Dale Davis
Ruby Thompson
McKillop
Hattie Ingler
Marie
Lansing
Arthur Phillips
James Lee
Lester Phillips
Rosebush
Phillips
Forrest Leeth
The
Agile
William Kistler
B. N. Davis
Carson City
Patricia Clute
Jay Clute
Farwell School
Donald David
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Walters
Charles Bodkins
Helen
Charles Carpenter
Detroit
Saginaw
Ross Coe
Gilbert Waddington
Near
Loomis
B. L. Fisher
Fred Coe
Community Notes From Crystal And Nearby Towns
Reverend and Mrs. Pontius of Crystal spent Sunday with the Honderichs as sermons pleased all. The Watsons from Flint visited Mrs. Hutchin gon and family and Jackie Watson, who stayed with grandmother M. J. Woods. Milton Honderich and daughter Judy from Detroit visited the Honderichs and returned home. Mrs. James Allen visits Saginawa. Layton Ford moves into Ellenora Allen’s house. Ernest Weiner hosts dinner for Bay family and Watsons. Mr. and Mrs. Keinrath of Elm Grove visit the parsonage. Marie Allen Eyveret Carncross and Walter Kleiner group visit Mt. Pleasant. Elenora Allen stays with Mayme Runyan. Juddia Blystone and Ronald Blystone of Ann Arbor visit A. J. Carncross home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Pontius
Crystal
Honderich
J. C. Watson
Flint
R. Hutchingon
Jackie Watson
M. J. Woods
Milton Honderich
Judy
Detroit
Henderich
James Allen
Saginawa
Layton Ford
Ellenora Allen
Ernest Weiner
Glen Bay
Walter
Donnie
Donna Marie
Eva Laverne Watson
Keinrath
Ben
Elm Grove
Marie Allen
Eyvyeret Carncross
Walter Kleiner
Mt. Pleasant
Elenora Allen
Mayme Runyan
Pleasant Valley
Juddia Blystone
Ronald Blystone
Ann Arbor
A. 3. Carncross
Farewell party for Clarence Schaar in Southeast Sheridan
Clarence Schaar was surprised at a Saturday farewell party hosted by his sister Mrs. Laverne Barber. Nearly fifty relatives and friends gathered for dancing, card games, and a pot luck lunch. Clarence leaves for army camp this week after enlisting in the regular army.
Dover church meeting draws Hileman and Beaver families
The Hileman and Beaver families attended a special Dover church meeting last week Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gould of Greenville visited relatives here and at Harrison over the weekend. Durfee boys of Hatton called on friends Sunday. Charles Heber visited Carl Bringold in Greenwood Sunday afternoon. Several from here attended Pearl Heintzelman’s birthday party Monday evening, all reporting a good time. Marjorie Hileman called at Stanley Woznick’s home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hileman
Beaver
Dover
Gerald Gould
Greenville
Harrison
Durfee Boys
Hatton
Charles Heber
Carl Bringold
Greenwood
Pearl Heintzelman
Marjorie Hileman
Stanley Woznick
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mrs. George Bates visits her mother Mrs. Anna Shull while the Kleinhardts host relatives in Clare. Church gatherings include a Y P C E meeting and a class party with music and refreshments. Detroit visitors, farm neighbors, and friends drop by as Rev. Burkett and Dr. Birdsall attend services.
Myers Corners Community Social Ties Highlight Weekend Visits
A flurry of Sunday and weekend calls and gatherings linked the Myers Corners area. George J. Perking Mary and Julia Butts of Saginaw joined Norman and family for Sunday dinner. Kenneth Rober visited Jack Wood. Har rison Frank Myers and family spent Friday with Norman Myers. Continued calls included Mrs S Myers and Karen visiting Mrs Randall and Mrs Roller. George Winn and family visited his parents in Gladwin, while Norman Myers hosted a Sunday supper with George Perkins Mary Julia Butts and others. Dale Hartman stayed at home, and Jack Wood joined him Sunday morning. The Magnus family and Bill and John were guests Monday evening. Mrs Lewia visited her mother and extended calls to Mrs Hartman and Mrs Woods and Mrs Norman Myers. Mrs Howard Raymond formerly Maxine Bennett visited the school with other families Saturday afternoon. Additional visits included John Hartman Clela and Karen and Frankie and Marshall at Norman Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Perking
Mary
Julia Butts
Saginaw
George Winn
Norman Myers
Kenneth Rober
Jack
Jean Wood
Frank Myers
Harrison
S. Myers
Margaret Myers
Karen
Charlotte Randall
Anna Roller
Jim Winn
Gladwin
George Perkins
J. C. Marotzke
William O. Hay
Dale Hartman
Jéan Wood
Ed. Magnus
Bill
John
Lewia
Mmother
John Hartman
Edwin Woods
Howard Raymond
Maxine Bennett
Ouy
Clela
Frankie
Marshall
Ronald Chatterton
Vollmer
Fred Hudson
Clare
Nora, Wright
Norris Smith
Pontiac
Jack Wood
George J. Perkins
Mary Perkins
John Albertson
Jack Miller
Tommy
Lansing
West Branch
Marshall Vollmer
Community Farewell party as Stotlers plan move
Vollmer and others attended a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Budd Stotler moving to Selkirk. Attendees enjoyed games and a late lunch. Other locals visited Norman Myers and Hartman families, with several Sunday calls and guest visits across the community.
Winterfield Social Roundup Notes Local Visitors
Mrs Ed Cutler and Mrs McDonald of Flint spent the weekend at the Lewis Lockwood home. Mr Cutler is gaining slowly. Mr and Mrs Robert Cunningham visited the Lockwood and Kennedy homes. Mr and Mrs Simon VanderWoude returned from West Virginia where they visited son Andrew in training camp. Peter James Cook is recovering from a tonsillectomy. Little Bernard Prelipp has measles. The mattress project is nearly completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Cutler
Andersonville extends seven game win streak with 15 to 9 comeback
Andersonville won its seventh straight game last Friday defeating Bowen 15 to 9 after trailing in the sixth inning. Arthur Slocum hit two home runs while Johnny Allen struggled with errors. Next week Wise township's championship race includes Herrick led by Donald Murphy in a pivotal clash. The county nurse checked health records for the close of the school term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersonville
Bowen School
Johnny Allen
Arthur Slocum
Wise Township
Herrick
Donald Murphy
Wise
Elm Grove Social Notes Keep Spring Busy In Community
Mr and Mrs Ethard Walters moved to their new home on the Arthur Dell farm where he and his wife are employed. Charley Russell shows slow recovery from a long illness. Mrs Harry Bradley hosted visitors at her home along with Mr and Mrs Arthur Ulrich and two sons from Clare, Miss Alice Bradley and Gene Thayer, Carl Bradley and family and others. Mrs Alice Rankin of Detroit visits her mother Mrs McClung. Mr and Mrs A T Carrow entertained their son Wallace and his wife and daughter from Greenwood and Norris Carrow of Mt Pleasant on Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Schieber were guests at Harvey Wilson’s Saturday evening. Mrs Bert Hess traveled to Detroit Sunday for a week with her daughter Mrs Bergemiester and family who were weekend guests at the Hess home. Mr and Mrs Charles Barlow of Gladwin were Sunday guests of her parents and grandmother. Farmers busy sowing oats, gardening and spring chores. Charles Wilson received a spray of orange blossoms and spencer sweet peas from his sister in Santa Ana California for a birthday gift. A nice crowd attended the Town football club event at Sheridan Hall Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Schaar
Laverne Barber
Pedro
Euchre
Jim
Flint
Ted
Farwell
Jack
Ted Schaars
Clayton Barner
Mt. Pleasant
Carl Cotton
Elm Grove
Clarence
Elton Greger
Janet
Bard
Hattie Livingston
Jesse Allen
Harrison
Bert O’mealy
Pat
Karl Mavis
Mavis
Bryon Miller
Bryon D
Jackie
Dick Wood
the Eagle
Jim Athey
Arthur
Gerald Macklem
Sally
Leo Carmey
North Bradley
Aiva Moore
Copemish
M. Sowle
Ronald Rogland
Muriel Mitchell
Beaverton
Russell Paxton
Nellie Dunham
Lynn Thompson
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Charles Carpenter
Roy Ensley
Detroit
Ethard Walters
Arthur Dell Farm
Charley Russell
Harry
Bradley
Arthur Ulrich
Clare
Alice Bradley
Gene Thayer
Carl Bradley
Alice Rankin
McClung
A. T. Carrow
Wallace
Greenwood
Norris Carrow
William Schieber
Harvey Wilson
Bert Hess
Bergemiester
Hess
Charles Barlow
Gladwin
Fred Hess
Charles Wilson
Spencer
Santa Ana
California
Efeniie
Sheridan Hall
Elm Grove Church News Sees Sunday School Attendance Rise
Sunday School at Elm Grove Church drew fifty one attendees in the Lord s House. With better roads and pleasant weather, organizers hope to fill all classes to capacity. The Lord s Supper was commemorated Sunday evening using Rev Réinhardt s sermon on Proverbs For whoso findeth me findeth life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Grove
Church News
Réinhardt
Fragmentary scripture quotation reflects moral admonition
A damaged line from a religious text fragment warns that those who hate righteousness love death and sin against the speaker. The excerpt reads in archaic phrasing about favor and the consequences of wronging the speaker.
Brush College social notes from Ohio and Missouri
Jake Smith of Ohio returned home last Friday after visiting at his brother in law John Rockey for a month. Mrs J C Newman visited her granddaughter Mrs Enos Wayne in St Louis Sunday. Mr and Mrs Galen Coats and two children and Mrs Earl Sanders and Russell dined at Glen Newman near Cornwell Farm. Mr and Mrs Joseph Walters dined with Earl Sanders last Wednesday. The Ladies Aid meets Thursday May 8 with Mrs Glen Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush College
Jake Smith
Ohio
John Rockey
J. C. Newman
Enos Wayne
St. Louis
Galen Coats
Earl Sanders
Russel
Glen Newman
Cornwell ‘Farm
Joseph Walters
Ladies Aid
Local Residents Visit and Call on Donor Families
Pine Lodge Ma and Mrs Henry Simfson plus Mr and Mrs Wilon Sinfson of Pontiac call on Sanford Mott Sunday. Mrs Clarence Shull and Lowell of Arthur Genter were guests of Robert Shull Saturday. John Harring and Rena LaVoye of Clare with William LaVoye travel to Kalkaska for trout festival. Mrs Robert Shull and Merne visit Mrs Frank Rilett at Eagle Sunday. Mrs John Hogue and baby Arlene call on Mrs Gerald Hemstreet Friday. Mr and Mrs Robert Shull visit Mr and Mrs List at Hatton Sunday. Mr and Mrs Sanford Mott visit Mr and Mrs Gerald Hemstreet Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Simfson
Wilon Sinfson
Pontiac
Sanford Mott
Clarence Shull
Lowell
Arthur Genter
Robert Shull
John Harring
Rena LaVoye
Clare
William LaVoye
Kalkaska
Merne
Frank Rilett
the Eagle
John Hogue
Arlene
Gerald Hemstreet
List
Hatton
Clarence Bay
Grant
Local Social Roundup From Arthur Center and Nearby
Bert Kinne visits from Jackson on business and calls on friends. Shull, Myers, Roller, and Roller families host and visit. Sunday guests include Ed win Wood and Jean Wood. Joe Walters and Earl Sanders share Sunday supper. Miss McGilvery takes pupils to dental clinic. Steve Hubel of Harrison visits at his parental home. Fern Athey from Lansing visits family. Harold Athey convalesces at home after burns. Hartman drive to West Branch. Dale Athey enlisting for army training. Gospel service scheduled for May 4 after Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Kinne
Jackson
Lake News and Church Services in Lake
In Lake the Grange Hall hosts Sunday School at 10 30 a m with Supt P A Oman and preaching at 7 30 p m by Rev L W Wyrick A cottage prayer meeting is held each Tuesday evening George Scott travels to Texas on business Mrs Anna Hindman stays at Sam's cottage over the summer We have updates on local visits showers and illnesses including Holly Laker and other residents plus wishful notes from Clare Sentinel ads.
Early Christians Spread the Word Despite Persecution
The article reflects on Acts 8 teaching that believers spread the gospel amid materialism and war, showing martyrdom as Stephen dies for Christ and believers flee Jerusalem to preach everywhere. It highlights Philip's revival among Samaritans, the fellowship with Peter and John, and Peter and John’s broadened vision to preach in Samaria, urging Christians to act with vision and zeal for God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Stephen
Jerusalem
Philip
Samaria
Jérusalem
Sama‘ria
Peter
John
Lloyd George
Rotary Club
The
Lions
God
Probate Court Sets Claims Period for Henry May Estate
At Harrison in Clare County on April 22 1941 Judge George Bates presided. Eonest L Potter petitioned to limit claim presentation and appoint a time and place to receive examine and adjust all claims. Two months from date allowed for creditors. June 26 1941 at 10 am appointed for examination and adjustment of all claims. A true copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Harrison
George Bates
Henry May
L. Potter
Final Administration Account in Duncan Estate
Michigan probate judge orders examination and allowance of Ernest W. Browns final administration account for James Duncan estate. Hearing set for May 28 1941 at 10 am at the probate office with publication in the Clare Sentinel for three weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Appointment of Administrator in the Estate of James Kahgegab
In the matter of the estate of James Kahgegab deceased Nelson Kahgegab Beulah Siple and Jonas Kahgegab petition to grant administration to Cora Sue Wilson or others is heard. The court sets May 12 1941 at 10 oclock for hearing and orders publication of this order weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel. George Bates Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Harrison
George Bates
James Duncan
Ernest W. Brown
Clare Sentinel
State OF
Michigan
Said
James Kahgegab
Nelson Kahgegab
Beulah Siple
Jonas Kahgegab
Cora
Sue Wilson
Time Table for Eastern Standard Time Routes
Ann Arbor service lists departures from East and West with agents R. Harter and R. W. Ryan. Clare connections pair daily and Sunday schedules show morning and afternoon times. Blue Goose Lines servicing Clare Harrison and Lansing links Detroit Chicago Battle Creek and Kalamazoo routes with specified noon and afternoon departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Detroit
Chicago
Battle Creek
Kalamazoo
Lansing
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sheridan
Mann Siding
Anna Shull
Ernest Kleinhardt
Kleinhardt
John Schaaf
Florence White
J. A. Leitner
Bad Axe
Glenn Lower
Erma Ott
Gus Marotzke
J. C
Ben Kleinhardt
Victor Birdsall
Fenwick
Shaw
Clara McDonald
Freeland
Bay City
Burkett
Monroe
Glen Lower
Tew
Newman Farm
James Lloyd
Bonnie Jean
Coloma Leitner
LaVerne Bates
Robert Kleinhardt
Roger Kleinhardt
Charles Kleinhardt
Merle Wayne
Jane
Ted Newman
John Hartman Farm
Ted Hanes
Maxwell
Julia. Butts
Winterfield
PINE
Arthur Center
Lake News
George Scott
Texas
Anna Hindman
Sam
Charles Badger
Bassett
Chester Halstead
Kenneth Lakies
Forrest Gilman
John LaPland
City
Harry Tinkum
Perl Tryon
Hart Bauder
Gleanery Hall
Verne Hains
Brand
Walter Cornell
Baby
William Duncan
Lloyd Close
Holly Laker
Earl Bauder
Ester Brooks
James Brooks
T. H. Brooks
Irwin Scott
Raymond Scott
Ad Issird
OLD i. Gud
S. S
International Council
Spath
R. Harter
South
North
Pere
Foster Bus Line
Eastern Michigan Motorbuses
North South
F. G. Slattery
Mussell Block
Clarh
Bob’s
Hudson
Oldsmobile
Clare County General Hospital
W. Sixth St
PHOND
Donald E. Holbrook
McEwan
S. E. Gardiner
M. D
Mich
Tel
K. Hammerberg
Dr. Chite
Wierman
Christina M. Schutt
West Fifth Street
Neimeyer
Clare, Mich
B. J. Sanford
Clare County Monument Works
David Cromar
Marion, Mich
R. H. Strange
McArthur - Strange Clinic
Charles M. Wright
G. Co
D.C
Phong 338
Over Grill & White Jewelry
Blue Ridge Mountains
Cadillac, Manistee
Frankfort
Devic
Pou
Clare Hdwe. & Furn. CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!