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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1921

Page

6

Local Folks Visit And Travel Notes In The Area

Mr and Mrs Mack Leeth and children visited Mr and Mrs Walter Garver of the Brown. Mrs J B Allen and son visited Mrs Elmer Miller. James Thompson spent Sunday with friends in Clare. John Rulapaugh left for Midland. A number attended church at Arthurtown Hall Sunday Heat. Lawrence Reker spent Sunday at Edd Hutchinson's. Miss Gertrude Reger visiting in Clare. Friends of Mr Hanes marked his 80th birthday with 55 cards. Ethel Carncross is on the sick list with David Carncross leaving for New York.

Mack Leeth Walter Garver The Brown J. B. Allen Elmer Miller James Thompson Clare John Rulapaugh Midland Arthurtown Hall Lawrence Reker Edd Hutchinson’s Gertrude Reger Hanes Ethel Carncross David Carncross New York

Windover Visitors and Grange Meeting Mark May Day

Mr Hill and family from Lakeview visited Mrs Hill's parents the Pyles while Mrs Cosgrove stayed at Cedar Lake. Frank Smith and family from Lansing spent the weekend at the Norway ranch. Mrs Ganderman visited Lake. The Grange met at M W Finch's home on May 17 for Finch's 64th birthday with 24 attendees. A chicken dinner followed and a fine program as guests wished continued returns of the day. 4SWord noted Mrs Lyons side spent the summer.

Mr. Hill Lakeview

Windover resident Jake dies at home in North Star

In the past decade, Windover resident Jake passed away at her North Star home. The community extends its sympathy to the family during this difficult time.

Windover Jake North Star

Clergy Attends Large Turnout in Colonville Church

Last week's letter notes a large Sunday evening crowd at the Colonville church with invitation to return. Families such as Brown and Clare, Waltere Bodkins, Claushon, and Bodkins visit relatives locally and near Detroit as others host gatherings. The Sunday school plans Children's Day and urges more young people to attend.

Frank Brown Clare Ellen Clare Harrison M. Db Jay Clate Frank Waltere Chas Bodkins Galloway S. E Art Claushon Tuesaday Detroit Gelcher Elm Grove Ernest Jones Zimmerman Owosso L. Bodkins John Chas. Bodkins Little Folke M. D Jay Clare Lanaing

Lost Adventurers Reunite After Dark Night Journey

A boy and girl wander in darkness after an impulsive adventure. They confront fear, guilt, and dependence as the boy realizes his prior harshness. Dawn reveals a approaching rider who ferries them to safety. They vow to set things straight and reunite.

Littl Geur

Local farm sale near Clare buys Earhardt property

In the western part of Clare, Mr and Mrs Tiim base sold their bore d and bought the Earhardt farm north of the Lutheran church. Mrs Weaver visited with Mary Praredsy.

Local residents share weekend updates and visits

Several men from here went to Bailey Lake Saturday evening fishing. The W F M met last Wednesday at the church. Lester Basil and Otto Pearl visited their grandparents at St Louis Sunday. Mrs Fred Babcock spent a few days last week with her mother Mrs Markam at Alms. Mr and Mrs Owen Spink of Eagle visited John Presic sy Sunday.

Bailey Lake Lester Basil Otto Pearl Fred Babcock Markam Owen Spink The Eagle John Presicsy Sanday

North Arthur News Brief from Collins Ranch Visit

The folke returned to Chicago last Friday after two weeks at Collins Ranch. Mr. Lehman of Kalamazoo visits Mr. and Mrs. Baisley with a trout fishing connection. Mrs. Babiesssmiested with Arthur Johnsons family. Mr. Welden sheared sheep nearby. Mrs. Bodi cares for a very sick Mrs. Oles. A good crowd attended church at the Brown place last Sunday night.

Folke Chicago Collins ‘Ranch Lehman Kalamazoo Baisley Arthur Johnson Welden Bodi

Mrs Harvey Wilson Visits Family in Chippewa Station

Mrs. Harvey Wilson went Sunday to Chippewa Station to see her mother Mrs. J. M. McDonald and family.

Harvey Wilson Chippewa Station J. M. McDonald

Sunday School Attendance at Brush College Sees Good Crowd

Haeel Kelty and Bashar Beatheast attend Sunday school at Brush College with the Rev Frank Batee presiding last Sunday. Mrs Dell Pendell and Mrs Pean Daplay join church at Arthur Town Hall Sunday evening as families share in the community gathering.

Dell Pendell Pean Daplay Arthur Town Hall

Local Social Notes and Farm Updates

Mrs Albert Garshow is reported sick. The box social at G Giblia home was well attended and a good time reported. Thomas Michael is moving his family back to the farm this week. Miss Freda Garshow visited at her parental home Sunday. Herbert Gilmore is adding a nice addition to houses. Mr and Mrs Fred Krell visited Mr and Mrs Will Gordon of East Grant Sunday.

Albert Garshow G. Giblia Thomas Michael Freda Garshow Herbert Gilmore Fred Krell Will Gordon East Grant

Unnecessary to Economize. Times Are Never Safe

A fragment argues against stinginess in difficult times, insisting prudence isn’t always required and caution isn’t always wise. It stresses that restraint can undermine effectiveness and that bold action remains essential in tough periods.

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