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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1928
Page
4
The item lists church services at Pere Marquette East West and Methodist churches with dates and leaders. It records local social visits, family news, travel to Mt Pleasant and Saginaw, a revival ending, a funeral note for Alva Smith's brother, school reforestation efforts, and community happenings around Farwell including birthdays and garden improvements.
A compilation of short notices: purchases, travels, visits, and small changes around Lake Arthur. Ford roadster purchase, Hollie Laker. Mrs Hlarme to visit Lansing. families moving, guests in town, and local appointments. Residents attend dances, jury duty in Bay City, and weekend visits to Detroit and St. Louis.
Church of God reports Sunday School and services with mission program. Local residents run errands, visit relatives, and attend normal school weekends. Notables include Mrs Blanche Gilman ill, Don Luce showing fire truck, and various trips to Harrison Bay City Mt. Pleasant and Saginaw. Community events mark lodge anniversary attendance.
Rales and Wallace Graham with Arthur Finch and Milton Davison were home over the weekend. Nelson Weaver works the John Graham farm. Arthur Davison was a Clare caller Saturday. Miss Gladys Halstead returned to Lansing Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Ritchie of Weidgnan visited the John Tiedman farm. Mrs. Myrtle Prumrite moved from Cadillac to Flint. Sarah Giddings of Beiding stayed with John Halstead. Families in Lansing were home with their children, including Mr. and Mrs. John Flaistead, Mr. and Mrs. Merval Perry of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Alien and children of Dover, and others visiting Sam McGoogan home Sunday. Timer Tigner of Flint and Charlie Tigney of Hope spent the weekend at home.
A short notice mentions 77 spending a few days with her sister at Hope. Dale Rulapaugh came Tuesday taking his wife and children back to St. Louis with him.
Mann Siding residents report visits from Nellie Van Blarcom, Gene Burton and Otto from Flint, Arlene Root, Howard Heyithorne, and more. Local families Roy and Walter Greene, Wm Hileman, Ira Root, Emerson and Earl Burton, and others spent time at homes, fished, or attended a Temple dance. Richard Harry born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hileman. mother and baby reported fine.
The Colville Ladies Aid at Mr O Phillips was well attended with visitors from Rosebush Clare and central areas. Various residents were noted visiting relatives and delivering goods, and the group will meet May 10 at Mrs David Teale’s instead of the church.
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