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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1928

Page

7

Local Family News Briefs From Pontiac and Nearby

Mr and Mrs Ray Lockwood of Pontiac were home over Sunday. Mrs Albert Garshows baby has been quite sick. Geromee Frees returned home Monday after a week with his mother in Deerfield. Mrs William Battles and family were called to her mothers Mrs Geerin in Vernon who is very sick. Miss Minnie Larman visited sister Mrs Hold Magrius last week. Miss Estella Ripenburg sprained her wrist badly last week.

Ray Lockwood Pontiac Albert Garshow Geromeé Frees Deerfield William Battles Geerin Vernon Battles Minnie Larman Hold. Magrius Estella Ripenburg

Reed's Corners Social Notes Across Alma Area

Mrs Leo with Mrs Nixon and Mrs Wm Leosh were in Alma last Tuesday. James Reed of Elm Grove helps his uncle Robi for a few days. Theodore Hanell went to St Louis last week. Farmers are busy planting oats and barley. Fred Babcock and family of Clio visited old neighbors. Mr and Mrs Gene Harkineas of Maple Grove and Mr and Mrs A Reed with Edna visited C F Shaters of Dover. A B Yager and a Mr Pleasant visited on business Monday.

Leo, Nixon Wm. Leosh Alma James Reed Elm Grove Robi Theodore Hanell St. Louis Fred Babcock Clio Gene Harkineas Maple Grove A. Reed Edna C. F. Shaters Dover A. B. Yager Pleasant

Arbor Day Observed At Pratts Corners School

Miss Martha Fuller and her pupils led Arbor Day activities transplanting about 20 maple trees and cedar trees while planting flower seeds. A program followed in the school room with many local families attending including Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Fuller Farwell and others from Flint Herrick Pontiac Rockford and Birmingham area. Several neighbors visited and several locals recovered from illness.

Martha Fuller Fuller Jackson W. C. Fuller Farwell Arthur Bradley Burt Lloyd Wayne Carl Lloyd Floyd Johnston Rockford O. J. Alger Sam Henderson

Gilmore Community Notes From Weldman Institute Meet

Seventh and eighth grade Institute and Field meeting hosted at Weldman drew attendees from Gilmore schools. Expressed enjoyment though some were sore next day after field events. Health concerns update Herman Davis in poor health after a paralytic stroke. Women and men groups met at church basements with Rev Hall and Mrs Hall supervising. Various visits and hosting of relatives noted. Mothers Day singing planned at the Gilmore Christian church.

Weldman Gilmore Herman Davis Hall Larkins Horace Fordyce al. Lietz Saginaw Chas. Hames Clarence Davis Lansing Rev. Hall W. R. Jarman Archie Fordyce Isaac Shaner Elem Seymours Hol. Alger

Harrison Social Roundup Visits and Family Travel

Mr and Mrs Jesse Allen drove to Saginaw Sunday to visit relatives. Their daughter Hazel returned home after a week there. Marion Johnson was called to Arcadia Friday due to the serious illness of his grandson. The Light family and Etha Moord visited relatives with the Burnett Higgens family. Mary Bogue came home with Mr and Mrs Menon of Detroit.

Jesse Allen Saginaw Hazel Marion Johnson Arcadia Guy Light Etha Moord Charles Burnett Frank Higgens Aswell Samuel Bruce Gladwin Alva Davison Arthur Sheffield Baniuiel Bruce Mary Bogue Menon Detroit Minnie Canfield Soon Hii

Local Folks and Fire Damage Reported in Community Roundup

Mrs Lom Bruce visited Harri sor with her husband to see his parents Mr and Mrs Samugi Bruce. Bert Kaye and children returned home from Fay's in Fenton. Simpson's restaurant moved for summer. John Acre home was fire wrecked early Wednesday. furniture saved. The Angles: Mary White and daughter Gladys visited Ira Trowbridge at Butternut. Senior play drew large crowd with praise for Rimble's help. Joe Lada returned from Florida. Lansing bound Joe Casey visits parents. others include Miss Gayla Harper and Wallace Harper family. E Franks returned from Toledo on business.

Lom Bruce Harrisor Samugi Bruce Bert Kaye Fay Fenton Simpson White Place John Acre Ralph Hughes Budd Lake Susan Langan Blanche Davison Shangan Mary White Gladys Baby Ira Trowbridge Butternut Watson Smith Saginaw Rhodes Henry Gardiner Rimble Joe Lada Florida Joe Casey Lansing M. Casey Will Mitchell Gladwin Seaver Amble Gayla Harper McBain Wallace Harper E. Franks Toledo

Lake George Resort Busy Week Fragments and Moves

Local notes report Thomas Nichols and Jas M Wellman to Clare on business while F A Luce upgrades grounds around his store. Several residents travel to Harrison and Windover for visits. Students and families gather at Sunday services and cottages, with renovations and relocations shaping the Lake George area.

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