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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1928

Page

3

Local family visits and social calls noted

Mr and Mrs C A Keoppe of Toledo Ohio visited the Hemstreet home Sunday evening. Mrs Geo Abbott helped Mrs P VanConnant last week. Miss Leona Abbott visited Miss Jessie Dysinger. A chicken theft at the Hemstreet home Sunday evening is being investigated with a request for return to avoid trouble. Mr and Mrs Geo Walters visited Mr and Mrs Robinett Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Walters of Mt Pleasant visited Geo Walters Sunday afternoon. Jim Hemstreet visited Norris Allen Sunday. Gladys Hemstreet visited Mary Mather Sunday.

C. A. Keoppe Toledo Ohio Hemstreet Geo. Abbott P. VanConnant Leona Abbott Jessie Dysinger Adv Geo. Walters Robinett Wm. Walters Mt. Pleasant Jim Hemstreet Norris Allen Gladys Hemstreet Mary Mater

Pratts Corners School Ends Term With Picnic

Miss Martha Fuller wrapped up a successful term with a Friday picnic by the river. Local notes report Mrs Mary Lloyd visiting Burt Lloyd's and a play at the high school. Other social visits include guests from Herrick Clare and Hart Howard and a Harrison visit by Mr and Mrs Reed.

Martha Fuller Wilcox Smith Burt Art Lloyd Marjory Jackson Mary Lloyd Pontiac Burt Lloyd

Local Notes From West Freeman and Lake George

West Freeman editor C Mead and Jim Wellman of Lake George visited M W Finch Monday morning. Irwin Coloncamp and Marjorie Proper and son Rush from Flint spent Sunday with the Finchs. Fred Burker worked on the road south of Lake last week. Mrs Bernice Finch's father George Syer went to Bedford to work for the gummer. Our school loses this week. Last Friday the mothers were invited to the school. Names listed: Elva Hickok, M W Finch, John Gaffney, Tom Gook.

C. Mead Jim Wellman Lake George M. W. Finch Irwin Colon¢camp Marjorie Proper Rush Flint Vic. Finch Fred Burker Lake Bernice Finch George Syer Bedford The Gumimer Phos

Local Social Notes Mention Sylvan and Evart Visits

Mrs. Fred Burke and Mrs. U F Finch along with Elza Hickok are building a fence for Ed Wise in Sylvan. Mr Hendershot of the F Yeager Co Port Huron visited nearby last week. Mr and Mrs U F Finch Mrs M W Finch and nephew Elmo Smith were Evart callers Saturday evening.

Fred Burke U. F Finch Elza Hickok Ed. Wise Sylvan Hendershot F. Yeager Co Port Huron U. F. Finch M. W. Finch Elmo Smith

Rosebush News Notes Farm, City Visitors and Mother's Day

Rosebush residents hosted relatives from Sag inaw Detroit Mancelona Olivet Clare and Detroit over the weekend. Visitors included Dr Johnston Vincent Horan and S Gilmore. Mother's Day observances at the Rosebush Methodist church featured sweet pea bouquets for mothers at a Christian Endeavor meeting.

Florin Walton Saginaw Dr. Johnston Canada W. S. Sleight Emery First Vincent Horan William Hamilton Detroit Roy Matteson Carl Wild Mancelona Ralph Stickle Olivet Spencer Stickle S. Gilmore Clare Albert Moyes Fay Johnson William McManaman Christian Endeavor Rosebush Methodist Church

Advance Grange Notes and Local Neighbors

Carl Bradley left Sunday for Ypsilanti where he has secured employment. Grace Schieber returned to school Monday after a week of mumps. Mr. and Mrs. Robt Blake and family visited the Schiebers on Sunday. District No. 3 closed a very successful term last Friday with R. B. Williams as teacher. Cecil Tryon of Ypsilanti spent Saturday night with Tom Bradley. Lt Clausohm works at the store for the summer. Calvin Cotton and wife moved into their house last Monday. Welcome to neighbor John Densmore and wife and Hila Gantz visited Densmore’s parents Sunday evening. At Giang next Tuesday night rain.

Carl Bradley Ypsilanti Grace Schieber Robt Blake Wm. Schieber R. B. Williams Cecil Tryon Tom Bradley Clausohm Calvin Cotton John Densmore

Pa's new Car monologue and social visit notes

Ruth Bradley performs Pa's new Car in a local program. Social items mention Mrs. Amos Vanhorn and children visiting from Flint to stay with the McClung couple. Mrs. J. C. Tryon visited Mrs. Harry Bradley, with Kelley Turner also dropping by in the evening.

Ruth Bradley Amos Vanhorn Flint James McClung J. C. Tryon Harry Bradley Kelley Turner

Northwest Greenwood Sunday Visitors Noted at Wm Clark Home

A list of Sunday visitors to Wm Clark includes George and Helen Shimmel, Delbert Rodgers of Temple, Grace Hover, Forrest Randal of Indiana, Rachel Van Buskirk and wife, Russell Chaffee of Clare, and families from Harrison, Temple, Marion, Saginaw, Toledo, Brinton and Flint. Activities included a ball game at Harrison and a fishing trip. Abe Van Buskirk began a kitchen project with local workers.

Wm. Clark Home George Shimmel Helen Delbert Rodgers Temple Leam Hover Grace Forrest Randal Indiana H. B. Jones Rachel van Buskirk Rrussel Chaffee Clare P. P. Chafffee Russel Floyd Chaffee Cecil Mead Harrison Asa Davis Herbert Shimmel Joe Hoag Wm. Clark Cecil Abe van Buskirk Marion John Heintz N. Kress Stanfield

Local Social Notes From Lake District Visit and Moves

Mr and Mrs M Sheardy visited Sears on Friday and will stay with Mrs McMichael for a few days. Wm Sowle moved to the Retan place Tuesday. Florence Gilman remains hospitalized in Sag inaw after a gain report. Calvin Tryon moved to the D R Crable place Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Leo Cashin reside in the Wm Scott building. Friday evening visits at Muirs included Mr and Mrs Billie Mahon, Mr and Mrs Charlie Gook, Mr and Mrs Calvin Tryon, and Mr and Mrs Edgar Stanley Sr. Forest Howell closed Wey, term ends with a school picnic at the schoolhouse for pupils.

M. Sheardy Sears McMichael Wm. Sowle Retan Place Florence Gilman Saginaw Calvin Tryon D. R. Crable Place Leo Cashin

Weekend Visits and Family Gatherings in Maple Grove

Maple Grove residents hosted relatives and friends over the weekend. Harold Sprague and a guest attended at L. Finch’s home. Bernice Smith visited Ms. Halstead in Lan sing. Wallace Graham and Meryl Davison families marked Mother's Day. Several others visited kin from Weidman to St Louis, with dances at Lake Sanford and local get togethers noted.

Genevieve Schofield Francis Bingham Meryl Davison Milton Davison Harley Bently Frank Lay Guy Perry Lansing John Moore Farwell John Tiedeman Denzil Dale Rulapaugh St. Louis Jin Rulapaugh Ray Utley Denzil Tiedeman Joe Murphy Hinkleville Jesse Timpe Walter Hsterline Gilmore Homer Rogers R. Kenyon Midland R. Tigner Web Sickles Virginia Hiva Smedley Cora Tigner John Novache Albert Petterson Paul Fonsteal Saginaw Lake Sanford Wm. McGoogan Flint

Mother's Day with Mr and Mrs Sam McGoogan

A fragment notes a Mother's Day moment with Mr and Mrs Sam McGoogan alongside family celebrations and greetings. The text hints at a family gathering honoring mothers and relatives during the holiday.

Sam McGoogan

Local Social Notes and Family Visits Compile Weekend News

Beatrice Myers spent the weekend with her parents. Sedd Richardson did mason work for W. E. Myers Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Williams visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Myers Sunday. The sale at K. A. Turner’s drew a crowd. Elizabeth Myers and her son Jay visited H. Woods at Mr. Pleasant. The Ladies Union met at the town hall and pulled wool. A two week meeting is planned at the cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Myers and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Myers with J. P. Myers spent Sunday at the Clare Stanley home. Norman and Gerald Myers attended the high school play in Clare Friday. A relative spent a few days with his daughter Mrs. Henry Gardiner. C Moore of Auburn came to summer with his son Paul Moore and family. Mrs. Robert Brown and two children visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Bamfield of Saranac. Richard McCartney spent the weekend with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moore and family spent Sunday at Houghton Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shumway and children were called to Detroit by her father’s illness and returned Saturday. See Thurston for potted plants. adv. 2913.

F. M W. E. Myers J. P. Myers Clare Stanley Norman Gerald Myers Clare Henry Gardiner c. @ Moore Auburn Ind Paul Moore Robert Brown C. Bamfield Saranac Richard McCartney Houghton Lake Roy Shumway Detroit Etta Town Saginaw Lewis Light Flint A. PF. Light Joe Hoag Hudson Jones Greenwood Arthur Lower Mary J. Smith Arthur Sheffield Samuel Bruce Clara Louise Titus Rose Mixter Marion Caner Charles Burnette Tom Bruce George Burns Leona Leoth Don Schaaf Bernice Hampton Max Stanley Eugene Stanley Homer Clute Ford Carey Tom McCartney John Conway Arthur Rhodes

Community Notes on Weekend Visits and Relocations

Local residents report numerous weekend family visits across Saginaw Greenwood Clare and Flint. Etta Town moved furniture home to Saginaw. Clara Titus returned home after visiting Rose Mixter. The list includes Lights, Hoags, Apples of various households and vehicles, with several relatives hosting in Saginaw Greenwood and Clare.

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