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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1937
Page
5
The Terrraplerie Commercial Cars division unveils a Utility Coupe Pick-Up transforming from passenger to business use. A sliding steel pick-up box extends to three positions, measuring 4944 inches long 38 inches wide 1154 inches deep with a 32 inch loading height beneath the rear deck. The door is removable. The company cites market surveys showing strong demand for this adaptable business vehicle.
Mr and Mrs Edd Cutler and Mr and Mrs Jud Hopkins visited the John Cook home in Frost. The Farmers Union met at the town hall Friday evening. Claude Flinn visited Frank Davis home Friday evening. Nealie Cook Richard Wheeler Billie Brace Wheeler attended Harrison eighth grade commencement with Richard Cook and Brace Wheeler named as the eighth graders. John Sutton visited Frank Davis home Friday. Mrs Andrew Berkompas went to Clare hospital Sunday for treatment and is hoped to recover.
Dover news notes Mrs B Hoover of Mason ill for long period asks friends to mark her May 29 birthday with a parcel post shower. Local social happenings include visits by Lyle Band of Ann Arbor and Mr. and Mrs. Wm Henderson to Dorothy Allen, and the Stockwell family visiting Everett Allen.
Del Green improves and neighbors wish for full recovery. Mrs H R Brockway visited Saginaw relatives last week. Leo Heintz birthday gathering surprised by neighbors. Cattle to Detroit by Jas and Carl Pfannes. Marven Heintz 14 burned at school from gasoline and matches. Dr. Wilson treated. Noble Stratton and relatives visited Del Green home. Hileman alerted death of grandfather John Ruby of Flint. Farmers Union meeting tonight. Guy Stoberts and son visited from Gladwin County.
Hinkville Myr and Mrs Hawkins and two children joined Clare Post and Auxiliary members at Higgins Lake for a Sunday picnic. Ted Edwards of Butternut visited Sunday to help Mrs Chas Mulberg celebrate her 65th birthday the day before with a fully prepared chicken dinner. Marguerite Byba attended the Clare Alumni Honor Society meeting in Clare Sunday afternoon. Frank Calkins had supper Monday night with his mother and sister in Vernon.
Sunday visitors included Harry Oliver of Toledo and Mrs Purdy s family. Lansing residents Mr and Mrs Ciprowski and Mr and Mrs Poirier joined Frank Calkins and relatives for weekend gatherings. Bay City guests Mr and Mrs Lauden visited Jas Turow. Hinkle hosted H I H Club with 35 members present.
Rev E R Town pastors the Maple Grove U B Church with Sunday School at 2:00 and preaching at 3:00. Prayer meetings Wednesdays to 8:00. Baptismal services at Brown Corners next Sunday afternoon. Mrs Ida Ryne health note. Obituary for Mrs illness of mother of Russell Atwood. funeral at Brown Corners and Clare cemetery. Local births, graduations Helen Lidell Alfred Tigner. new car for Guy Hall. Visits and family news from Clare Ludington Pontiac Midland Mt. Pleasant Gladwin and Pontiac households.
Mt. Morris residents visit neighbors in Muskegon Clare Ca used in Clare. Donald Flingland marries Miss Graves of Loch A Bat to settle in Gwen Witt house. Bear sighting reported in John Halstead’s sheep pasture. Jim Neipper selling farm equipment due to poor health. Barbara Tryons family visits at Lake City and Port Huron worker Fred Ryan returns home. Doris Powell absent two weeks with chicken pox.
Recipes for French style crisp edges or moist centers souffle options with cheese and tapioca bases. Includes caramel bread pudding vanilla parfait and coffee jelly with precise oven temps and water-bath guidance.
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