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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1937

Page

7

Rod Braddon Returns to Chicago to Riverboat Reunion

Rodney Braddon sails into Chicago on a quiet June morning to see his brother Jud and Agnes, finding Jud aboard a luxury yacht with a party planned. Rod learns Agnes is engaged to Jud but remains drawn to her as tension grows between duty and desire amid family ties and looming trial.

Rodney Braddon Chicago Rochester Criminal Courts Myrtla Lorrie Thcusband Rod Agnes Germany Rodney Judor Glenelths Jud Mr. Braddon Jeb

Desire, loyalty, and legal bonds in a tense romance

Rodney battles longing and duty as Agnes weighs her choice in a trial that could free Myrtle Lorrie. Agonizing over marriage, memory, and a lawyer named O Mara, he clings to a hope for his future with Agnes while wrestling the pull of Jud and the world they share.

Gleneiths Agnes Beatrice Davis Rod Rodney Jud Rochester Jod Myrtle Lorrie Jen'a Martin O’mara O'Mara

Ladies of Andersonville Ex tension at Mt Pleasant

The Ladies of Andersonville Extension club enjoyed Isabella Co achievement day in Mt Pleasant last Tuesday. A fine display featured caned and honken glass chairs stools and block printing with a beautiful flower arrangement. Mrs Almyra Wedel and Fred Jane and Clayre Smith of Lamsing were Saturday evening callers at the Oscar Maxwell home. Mr and Mrs Oscar Maxwell were Sunday supper guests of his sister Mr and Mrs Ben Youmans and family. Friday marks the last day of school with a picnic and eager anticipation of summer activities.

Ladies of Andersonville

Community Visits and Family Gatherings in Southwest Vernon

Mr. and Mrs. Levi Willey of Mr. Pleasant spent the week with their son A. D. and visited old neighbors. The Irwins and family marked Mother’s Day with her mother at Riverdale. Bauder family joined their daughter Mrs. D. B. Wiggins in Gilmore for Mother’s Day. A. D. Willey’s guests included Earl Willey, Marian, Floyd Thompson and Maryin of Rose Bush. Betty Bouder spent Saturday in Clare with Vergilene Bouchey. J Border families from Lansing and Mr. Pleasant visited their father John Border and sister Ruth.

Levi Willey Floyd Thompson Maryin Rose‘bush Betty Bouder Clare Vergilene Bouchey J. Border Jim Border Lansing Owen Border Mr. Pleasant John Border Ruth J. Livingston Martin Eberhardt Bertha Randle Alma Grace Cooper Clifford Randle Frank Loomis Donald Cobleigh Helen Billy Loomis Hattie Dennis Vernon Chas. Carpenter Wood Anna Thompson Minneapolis R. Ensley Chester Schaar

Cornwellville Social Roundup Sees Local Visits

Mr and Mrs James Defoy and family traveled to Pinconning and Bay City Sunday to visit friends. Misses Rena and Olive Lavoye of Clare spent the weekend with their parents. Mrs Louise Horning of Harrison visited her daughter. Miss Johanna Kanarr of Detroit visited the Roy Gordon home. The Bicknells and Tommy of Saginaw stayed at their home. they will soon join the celony. Don Rhodes spent Saturday evening with the Art Maxwells. Mrs W C Cornwell and Mrs Robert Carter visited Mrs Herbert Kleekamp. John Gordon and Miss Worencé Munie of Midland spent Sunday evening with the Gordons. Irene Gordon returned home for an extended visit with Mr and Mrs Roy Gordon. Glen Hartman and son Junior of Pontiac were Monday visitors.

James Defoy Pinconning Bay ‘City Rena Olive Lavoye Clare Bill Lavoye Louise Horning Harrison Raymond Eaton Johanna Kanarr Detroit Roy Gordon Nathan Bicknell Tommy Saginaw Our Celony Don Rhodes Art Maxwells W. C. Cormwell Robert Carter Herbert Kleekamp John Gordon Worencé Munie Midland Irene Gordon Ani

Sunday Visits Across Lansing Alma Rosebush Durand

Garver of Lansing called at Mack Leeths Sunday. Kenneth Ramsey and family plus John Ramsey of Alma were guests at the Burton Bay home Sunday. Al Kever and Ruth of Rosebush and Mrs Kever of Lansing visited Ervin Orvis. Mrs Ellis Bowler and Tommy of Durand. Theo Bowler and Mrs Wm Bowler of Clara called at Bates and Spink homes Monday evening.

Mma. Garver Lansing Mack Leeth Kenneth Ramsey John Ramsey Alma Burton Bay al Kever Ruth Rosebush Kever Ervin Orvis Ellis Bowler Tommy Durand Theo. Bowler Wm. Bowler Clara Bates and Spink

4 H Club Attends Achievement Day at Harrison

The 4 H club from our school attended an Achievement Day program in Harrison last Wednesday and all enjoyed the day. Clarence and Johanna Kanarr of Detroit visited over the weekend at the parental home here. The Women’s Missionary Association met at the church Thursday evening with the next gathering planned at Mr. and Mrs. Iva Miller’s Long Lake home. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clark and family of Lansing spent the weekend with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kleinhardt of Detroit visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kleinhardt Sunday. Sunday School meets at 10 30 and preaching at 8 00. Mrs. Walter Dellar visited Clair Coulter Sunday afternoon, with Mr. and Mrs. Forest Garver dining with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Alien at the Hagle.

Harrison Clarence Johanna Kanarr Detroit Womans Missionary Association Iva Miller Long Lake Bill Clark Lansing Roger Kleinhardt Chas

Weekend visits extend across Colonville families

Mr and Mrs Clarence Bodkins and sons of Flint visited cousins Misses Tessie and Hazel Bodkins and Mr and Mrs Chas Bodkins. Pontiac guests Archie McKillop and mother Ruby Thompson. Arthur Phillips family visited Rose bush kin. Midland visitors James Nevills and baby dined with Ivan and family. Leaton and Six Lakes gatherings with Nevills and Davis families. Local builders Hierholzer and Clute added porches. Adam Regar did masonry. Clute families from Clute Harrison Randall area hosted meals. Ladies Aid met at Tessie Bodkins home with pot luck dinner.

Clarence Bodkins Flint Tessie Hazel Bodkins Chas. Bodkins Archie McKillop Pontiac Ruby Thompson Arthur Phillips iMr Dare Phillips Rosebush James Nevills Midland

Pleasant Valley Visitors and Local Travels Report

Pleasant Valley area residents and visitors share weekend calls and travels. Orville and Lawrence Bates stay in touch with Hugh Allen at West Branch. Ruby Remner and Sag-inaw visitors join Carncross home sighting. Georg Henistreet and family tour the Gladwit oil field. Maynie Rudyax Archie Tryon and Donald Pon tiac spend the week at the Bates and former Roe homes. Giles Leeth and family also noted in local movements.

Orville Lawrence Bates Fred Allen Bernard Hugh Allen West Branch Ruby Remner Saginaw End Alfred’ Roe Pontiac Bates Giles Leeth

Community Visits and Medical Notes From Local Families

Dr Slattery attended Wm Lang and reported improvement. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Merle Smith Mrs Rodman of Lansing with Claude and Mesdames Coe Elliott. Sowle and Loomis families visited Roy Schaay and Langin households. Edna of Flint joined Edna at a Sunday dinner. Janet Marion Geiger and Lucilla Schaar assisted with house cleaning.

Dr. Slattery Wm. Lang Fred Coe Merle Smith Rodman Lansing Claude Smith Mesdames Coe Elliott H. M. Sowle Clare Sowle Carl Cotton Elm Grove Clayton Barber Loomis Lavern Barber Roy Schaay Charles Carpenter Mark Sowle Langin Edna Flint Elton Geiger Janet Marion

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