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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1934
Page
6
Sag inaw and Saginaw visitors gather at cottages around Bertha Lake. Families like Denkhaus Pietsch Kuba Lamphere and locals attend weekend gatherings and birthday parties hosted by Abbott and Wardwell. Ontario trips include Clare detours and a fire line helper staying with relatives in Leota.
Mrs Otto Pletsch and Mrs Rose Newsom reported seeing three deer during their visit home. They were thrilled by the sight. A pair of beautiful swans was observed staying on Half Moon Lake and described as quite tame by Mr Graves.
Windover Lake welcomed many visitors and neighbors over the weekend. The community expressed sorrow as the Harris family mourns the loss of Glenn Harris, a respected local youth.
Sunday visits flood Lake George area with Clyde Newsom and Rose Newsom, James Duncan from Clare, and many others stopping at cottages and oil wells. Weekend activity includes Bible study, conservation club events, construction at a windover project, and a forest fire damaging timber and wildlife near the resort.
In Smethport Pennsylvania the tale of a silver lode tied to silver tipped arrows resurges as coal mining activity revives after years of inactivity. Prospectors seek the ancient source and hope for a rich ore, though many shafts failed previously.
Frank Walker reports his eight month old Rhode Island Red hen Biddy lays an egg each weekday, skipping Sunday and producing a double yolk on Monday. He says this has occurred every week for six weeks and ties it to superstition about rest and work.
A husband and wife have been chosen as joint pastors at Union Baptist church marking the first time a wife shares the pulpit in this region.
A concise moral asserts that history’s greatest influences arise from lives of self sacrifice, arguing that courageous personal surrenders inspire enduring good across nations and ages.
Mrs J and Wood hosted a birthday dinner for her mother Mrs Herbert Glass and aunt Mrs Clara Shackle of Farwell. Jesse Wood of Farwell is improving. Nutrition Club met at Earl Foredyces with a pleasant day. A shower for Gladys Bishop of Henderson was given at Gilmore. Marion Wilson hosted Gladys Bishop over the weekend. George Spooner led the GC 1 Society. Mr Taylor spoke at Gilmore Christian Church for two Sundays. Mrs Wm Gamble and sons visited Ray Jarman home Sunday.
Community members share wishes for Mrs. C M Durfee s speedy recovery and news of illnesses. Will Johnson visits George Wheatcroft, Oscar Rulapaugh ill, Imogene Blystone visits Mann Siding, and George Wheatcroft’s horse is treated by Dr Tiedeman. Mack Harvey plows oats for his grandmother. Dorothy Slingland visits her teacher Mrs Smith. Mr and Mrs J Harvey win Old Time Dancing prize at Temple.
Corinne Harvey returned from Flint to stay a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Utley and children spent the weekend at Deerfield Center. B Slingland and daughter Bernice visited their Mann Siding farm. Charley Goodband and Joe Perro of Marion called at the C. J. Harvey home Sunday.
The Stevens mill finished a small lumber job for Vol ney Davis Jas Sherman and Gilmo res last week. Detroit visitors Mrs Otto Pietsch and Nather Wm Kube of Bertha Lake called on Arthur Kube. Roy Powers and Roy Allen of Farwell spent Sunday night at Houghton lake. Owosso residents Mr and Mrs John Sherman visited Chas Mulberg’s home. Mel Austin of Flint returned home after visiting with Guy Murray’s family. Fay Rawson and Thelma Putman of Farwell spent Saturday with Ora Murray. The Madisons and Elmer visited Roy Powers. They recently wintered in California and stopped in Ann Arbor enroute. Roy Courtney returned to school after a one week absence. Jas Turow and wife came home after weeks with Bay City and Lansing relatives. George Silverthorn and his wife traveled from Grand Rapids. they visited Mrs Browell and Roy Courtney in Lansing to see her poorly mother. Miss Josephine Simons and a gentleman friend from WMint visited uncle and aunt A Puray over the weekend.
Miss Ruth Funke spent Sunday with Marguerite Byba. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Owens of Myers Corners called at the Gingery and Kraatz homes. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Davis of Flint visited P. J. Leatner. Billy Ray Hawkins marked his seventh birthday last Thursday with friends and a birthday dinner at six hosted by his mother.
Report notes that traditional exchange persists in Mixtec regions of Mexico where salt geatskins or hats function as money. The piece highlights enduring barter practices and comparisons to Spanish colonial era trade.
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