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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1938

Page

8

Young people praised as church's hopeful future

The piece notes that the youth are being prepared for service through Bible study and prayer. Rev and Mrs Honderich attended the willing workers Aid at the Gilson home in Colonville. 4-H club trip to Harrison meant no school. Marian Stanley visited Clare relatives for a school party. Robin Kleiner owns a new International tractor.

Honderich Gilson Colonville Mr. Chatterton Harrison Marian Stanley Clare Robin Kleiner

Local Social Notes From Arthur Center

Miss Elsie Shull of Saginaw spent the weekend at home here. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. H. Gilmore and others. Attendance at Sunday School was fifty three with aim to reach sixty and raise the goal later. New members Howard Van Camp, Mrs. Stottler and daughter welcomed. Floyd Spicer and Paul Athey are working in Clare this week.

Elsie Shull Saginaw

Community notes report sympathy and local events

Mrs. Marie Allen returns from Pontiac with her sister and husband the Motts. The community mourns Edwin Bunyan an early pioneer. Visitors include A Irwin Clare Max Stanley Greenwood. Rev Harold Hodgson Beaverton Swanton Ohio visited. Measles relapse hits infant son of Adam Regar. Bible study and prayer services held with Emma Leath leading.

Marie Allen Pontiac Sanford Mott Edwin Bunyan Harold Hodgson Beaverton Swanton Ohio G. Young M. Chatterton Ralph Allen Dorothy Dangler Mary Orvis Adam Regar Young Peoples Emma Leath

Winterfield Notes on Local Visits and Gatherings

Helen Vander Woude and Donald Cook attended events in Harrison on Saturday. Mrs Nealie Cook helped a very ill mother. The Kirby shop closed with a picnic. Ida Stead of Lansing visited over the weekend. Several families shared meals and visits, including Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Hower and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Cutler, and Maggie Hale. Attendees at the 4 H club party included local families and relatives from Flint Owosso Marion Vegal Center and Marion. Mrs. Maggie Hale and Mrs. James Courter visited Nealie Cook. Delts visited Marion family. Nealie Cook made multiple calls locally. Funeral attendance for Mrs. Fred Schuett occurred in Harrison Friday. Humble family moving to Alfred Gibson place.

Helen Vander Woude Donald Cook Harrison Nealie Cook Kirby Ida Stead Lansing Johnny Hower Frank Davis Clarence Coleman William Cutler Flint Edd Cutler David Sherwood Owosso Maggie Hale Marion Do. J. Delts Clinton Foster C. J. Deit Fred Schuett Humble Alfred Gibson Place

Local Visits Highlight Weekend in Owas

Mr and Mrs D Sherwood of Owas go visited their brother Peter and Moalie Cook Saturday. Viv and Mrs Rungel Coot and Mr and Mrs John Cook visited Idol Cutler home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Andrew Vander Woude of McBain were Friday supper guests at the Simon Vander Woude home.

D. Sherwood Owasgo Peter Moalie Viv Rungel Coot John Cook Idol Cutler Home Andrew Vander Woude McBain Simon Vander Woude

Local Residents and Visitors Gather Around Community Events

A series of visits and greetings mark a quiet week in the area. Mr and Mrs Chas Merrill of Col onville and others visited families including Haines, Shaver, Wallace, Houghon, and Bunyan kin. Music school attendees traveled with aides Miles and Rank. The county program is set for Harrison Tuesday night at 8:15, inviting all.

Chas. Merrill Colonville Robert Haines Mayd Castle Burley Shaver Walter Dellar Ray Houghton Everette Allen Kenneth Smith Nelson Tiedeman West Grant Noralee Mickle Joann Allen Vern Mickle Boots Home Miles Clare Elsie Rank Harrison Dale Montney Portland Dover Clair Walters Jim Grover Oscar Smith Farwell F. S. Weaver Jimmie Cashin Tommy Flint Bert Gleason Long Lake Ira Miller Allen

Weekend visits swell Clare area family gatherings

Miss Maude Phelps and Mrs. Carl Bauer hosted and hosted guests over the weekend. Families from Clare Portland Hamilton Midland Ashland and Pontiac spent time with relatives including the Haines Walters Bauer and Allen households.

Maude Phelps Clare Robert Haines Dale Montney Portland Carl Bauer Lowell Penrose Near the Eagle Clair Walters Robert Walters Sam McClain Sammie Hamilton Clark Walters Nellie Emery Roach Ashley Everette Allen Joanne Allen Noralee Mickle Brown Mona Virginia Shaver Noralee Carol Wilson Everette Allan James McClain Midland Mayd Allen Dorthy Allen Roscoe Smith Farwell Gus Bank Pontiac

Meet-a-While Club Sees Guests and Plans May Meeting

The Andersonville group meets with Mrs. Albert McPhail on a Wednesday. The next gathering is set for May 1 with Mrs. Florence Renner hosting. Several residents visit family in hospitals and travel to Saginaw and Bay City for business.

Albert McPhail Florence Renners Clarence Ramey Frank Nevins Pleasant Will Zinser Saginaw Bay City Fred Zinser McFarland Pauline Clarence Rarney Barney McNerney Florence Renner Dorotha Kile Harold Kile W. W. Kile Ray Hale Eber Raymond Florida Genevieve Sipe Hazel Ramey

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