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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1933
Page
8
Readers recount social visits over the weekend with families from Clare Alma Wise Gilmore and nearby towns. John Greer and others joined Mr and Mrs Purdy Sature day while Mr and Mrs Shoemaker traveled from Alma for Mother's Day.
Rey Rule trip to Lansing on Saturday. Mrs Geo Pietsch and two children of Mt Pleasant visited their farm here. Mrs R V Rule hosts Chicago visitors. Floyd Allen family and Dorothy Allen were at county Line Sunday. Elder from Clare made house calls. School notes mention evergreen tree outing and Mothers Day cards. State Exam prep and school party Friday with jello and cake.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gibbs and Josephine visited the Lockwoods in Mr Pleasant and the Floods in Vernon. Albert Hienz drove to Lansing. Anna Shoeder hosted Friday. Geneva Colmus of Coleman visited her parents on Sunday. Ripenbure and Gibbs families hosted and enjoyed a Mother's Day dinner with gifts and flowers. The Frees and neighbors visited Mt Pleasant and Clare. Krell cares for her ailing mother Garshow who has been bedridden.
The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. J. C. Newman's Thursday with strong attendance and a Mothers Day readings program. Two new members were welcomed: Mrs. John Ankney and Mrs. Virgil Newman. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Rutter and son and others visiting Frank Sanders. Funeral notices and sympathy extended to the Orle Somers family after David Somers’ death in Farwell.
Local farming neighbors report completing spring planting as heavy rains slow progress. Residents share weekend visits including Mr and Mrs Chas Neks of Flint hosts for dinner with A Kube. Palmer of Farwell and Dwyer of Clare joined Sunday visits with Wilkinson family and others.
Mr and Mrs L Frisbey welcomed guests for Clare on Wednesday. Mrs B Frisbey and Mrs A Ambrosier traveled to Coleman for dinner with Mrs R Ambrosier. The Blackmans of Flint visited the Frisbeys. Mart Graves from Half Moon Lake attended a Farwell graduation program Friday.
Birth announcements, moves, and social notes from the town. May Elizabeth born to Mr. and Mrs. James Hitts. Mrs Castle cares for Mrs Hitts. Frank Watson returns to farm from Achard ranch. Richard Pfannes on sick list. O Somers family extends sympathy for recent bereavement. Mrs Gene Burton visiting mother near Coleman. Ernest Bringold seen on streets. Lettie Hunter moves to Harrison after 40 years here. Senior play The path across the Hill at the Opera House in Harrison Friday. Ralph Brown of Flint visits with Lewis and family. Funeral for David Somers at Parnell Sunday. BE A Burton at Loomis this week. Howard Brockway of Pontiac visits family.
Mt Vernon Grange presented a TV program Monday night featuring members who had not broadcast before. Viewers flooded the station with requests for future air time as the degree team prepared for upcoming work.
Brown Corners residents report visitors from Greenwood Detroit and Maple Rapids. Ira Miller and family visited Spahn home in Greenwood. Arthur Lower and daughter Margaret remain in hospital in Ann Arbor. Roger Garver and Leren Garver spent time with grandparents Fred and Mrs. Allen at the Hagle. Glenn Baker and mother from Detroit visited Mrs Sundays bedridden mother. Martha Hutchinson of Wiunt aids in care. Glenn Hartman and friend visited Hartman and Green home. Pleasant shoppers Mrs. Geo Bates and Mrs. Ralph Shull. Carl Mavis and Detroit-based family nearby. Ernie Kleinhardt and family attended church in Harrison. Nina Freed and Buddy, Maple Rapids, with Mrs. Stanley Schunk and infant called on the Hartman and Green home.
Nearby residents from Windover and surrounding towns made weekend calls and attended events. Names include Mr. Pleasant Mrs. Farnham J Beard Blain Dunkle Harris Sears Nichols Gallaway Acheard and others with visits to Farwell Leota Lake George West Freeman and Ottawa. A Tuesday floor support project and a pot luck dinner were noted at Freeman town hall.
Mr and Mrs J Musil and brothers Frank and Delbert Webster of Farwell spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J A Burns. A farewell party was held for Mr and Mrs Frank Watson who move this week near Harrison. The gathering also welcomed H Darnell and family.
Twenty five persons gathered at the Harvey Wilson home for a prayer meeting last Thursday evening. Clergy and neighbors from Clare and Arthur attended and distant relatives visited. A chicken dinner honored the newlyweds Rhinehart and family. Local illnesses, visits, and school milestones are noted along with certificates for perfect attendance.
Promotes Bukets herbal bladder cleanse to reduce irritation and restore sleep. Claims to flush impurities and acids similar to castor oil for the bowels. Offers four day test with refund if unsatisfied. Attributed to E. A Anderson, Druggist.
Clare Harrison will appear for naturalization on the first Monday in June and again on the first Monday in December. The proceedings define the schedule for her citizenship process and official naturalization events.
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