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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1941
Page
6
Gladwin resident visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sharland on Thursday of last week, sharing time and conversation during a local social call.
Mr and Mrs J C Coats and John Rockey spend a couple of weeks at the Coats cottage on Hubbard Lake. Mr and Mrs J C Newman, their son Glen and wife and daughter Joyce visit relatives in Mancelona. Galen Coats and two children visit Lorin Leitner home in Gladwin. Gene Orvis ill. wishes for speedy recovery.
Harris family, Mrs Paul Weaze, and the Vander Woude and Weage sisters attended Harrison commencement last week. Several residents traveled, moved, or hosted relatives, with school year wrap up at Windover Lake and new teaching appointments for Miss VanderWoude and Miss Naoma Clark.
Harrison Sherwood and wife of near Ionia were in town Saturday. James Levi and family of Saginaw spent the weekend at their cottage in Tompkins resort. Families vacationing at Lake View cottage in Oakdale redecorating for summer. Vira Luce, recently from hospital, visiting daughter at Mia. Alfred Abbott home from Pontiac. Ray Brace home from Lansing. Clifford Hunt and family of Grand Lodge at cabin in Fairview. School out for year and pupils on vacation. Lloyd Nichols and family visited parents Sunday. William McGiveron and wife and son of Haslett hosted friends at cottage on old grade. Albert Rathburn family of Grand Ledge spending time at Shorewood cottage. Hugh McGiveron and wife of Lansing at Mac's Castle in Oakdale. John Cameron and friends of Gnosse spent weekend at their cottage.
Roy Jeffrys and wife from Flint spent a couple of days at the cabin while Clare residents entertained guests from nearby towns. A long list of visitors came over the weekend and many are cleaning up for spring. The Ladies Aid plans a business meeting at the community building the first Thursday in June.
Flora Powell closed a successful school term with a picnic and homemade ice cream. Visitors include Dickey Burke of Clare with grandparents Wade Cradit, George Hemstreet and family, and others from Pleasant Valley Detroit Pontiac Cadillac and Mt. Pleasant. A new baby boy arrived for Harold Mott. Willard Wells and family visited Harrison and Chicago relatives. Rosemary Hemstreet and Rose Hogue are mentioned among local arrivals and illnesses.
Mr. and Mrs. George Williams and Paul and Mrs. Paul and her father visited Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Hartman. The Myers family took a Holland and Grand Rapids trip over the weekend. Karen and Franklin stayed with Mr. George Perkins and Mary in Saginaw. Mrs. Hart Gilmore visited from Grand Rapids to spend time with her mother and brother. George Winn visited his parents in Gladwin. John Hartman and Clela joined Stanley Schunk for Sunday dinner. Fred Hudson and Edwin Wood hosted visitors recently.
Sunday School at 11:00. Sunday evening preaching at 8:00. Mid week prayer Thursday 8:00. Next Sunday aims at The Antioch Movement Acts 11 19 30. Rev Rieinhardt spoke Sunday night. Virgil Newman and daughter Carley sang The Great Speckled Bird. Church paper notes death of missionary Rev Glenn Alderson in India on April 17 1941.
Re for and Mrs Charles Rieinhardt hosted supper at Brown Corners. Mrs Glen Gordon visited her Dover kin. Roth Williams called on C. E. Davis family in Elm Grove. Ron Chatterton and a new Chevrolet coupe featured in local chatter. Hazel Scott graduated. Ralph and Glyde Smith visited Glen Blystone for trout fishing. John Karl and Marie of Detroit spent Sunday with L Robinetts and Rex Robinett in West Branch. Bill Moline of Clare joined Ted Newman visitors. Dessie Davis spent Monday with Florence Robinett. Grace Blystone and Ruth joined Jim Gregg to Loomis.
Local notes describe a discouraging frost outlook for farmers and urgent rain needs. The McIntosh family reunion at Birch Run is reported with multiple attendees. Various visits include Carl Kidman from Lansing, Vern Moline and Scott Allen households, and trips by Hiva Lea McIntosh Catherine Kube and Bobby Moline on a sight seeing bus trip with Miss Helen Hether accompanying. School activities include a Friday picnic, baseball game, and a reengagement for next year's teacher.
BE Raymond Cato chief of the California Highway Patrol urges drivers to keep low beams during heavy night traffic. He argues high beams are unnecessary as oncoming lights silhouette objects along the highway, making it safer to stay on low beams until traffic eases.
In Sanford North Carolina locals notice 55 year old Cris Burns getting a first haircut and shave in two decades. The barber session lasted about one hour and drew curious onlookers as Burns reemerged.
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