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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1935

Page

12

Sheriff investigates Miss Ferrin's death in Liberty

In a rural scene Marin Pierce and Bart Carey discuss the death of Miss Ferrin after a ledge fall. Sheriff Sohier arrives with aid and begins questioning Will Haven, Zeke Dace, and others while Bart hints at jealousy and possible motives as the investigation unfolds.

Saladine Mis’ Pierce Mis’ Terrin Sohier Bart's Sher Bart Font Marin Pierce Zeke Win Marm Pierce Hardy Joe Matthews Jim Sphier Will Soliley Will Haven Liberty Barts Will’s Jenny Pierce Sohler Carey Miss Ferrin Zeke Dace Marat Pierce Haldy Sherif Seth Humphreys Seth Wisence Jenny Flulay

Greenwood Senior Home Extension Group Meeting Notes

Weekend visitors to the Hudson Jones home included Dara Jones and family from MeQture Ohio, Andrew VanderWoude and family from McBain, Ortho Boulton and family from Harrison, James Wright and family from Flint, and Mr. and Mrs. Newton Kress. Mrs John Cook Jr. visited Flint relatives last week. The Greenwood Senior Home Extension Group gathered at Stella Myers home with pot luck lunch. After a short business meeting led by Mrs Myers, Mes flames Darling and Jones led a kitchen themed lesson on making the kitchen a pleasant, time saving space. Next meeting will be November 6 at Mrs Caroline Darling’s home with a full day pot luck lunch and lesson review for absent members.

Hudson Jones Dara Jones Way Jones MeQture Ohio Andrew VanderWoude McBain Ortho ‘Boulton Harrison James Wright Flint Newton Kress John Cook, Jr Greenwood Stella. Myers Myers Flames Darling Jones Caroline Darling

Weekend visits fill local homes across area

Mr. and Mrs. Wm Kistler and daughter Bila, Rev and Mrs B N Davis of Six Lakes, and many relatives gathered for Sunday visits. The Strouse, Rutter, Clute, Hales, Liewhti, Wallace, Struckman, McLachlan and Phil lips households hosted kin from Saginaw Holt Rosebush Diamondale and Clare.

Wm. Kistler Bila Carl Kistler Virgil B. N. Davis Six Lakes Chas. Strouse Blanch Russell Strouse Butternut Valley Rutter Leland Saginaw Bert Rutter Jay Clute Chas. Stone Hatton Clute Ruby Thompson The Eagle Bilton Hales Ford Hales Mrs. Wilson Dorothy Hales Sam Liewhti Blanch Wallace Floyd Holt Harold Struckman Diamondale Hugh McLachlan Dur! Philips Rosebush Arthur Phillips Tessie Bodkins Chas Bodkins Clare Howard Jones, Coleman A. D. Hampton

Community social notes from Andersonville and nearby

Mrs. Carrié Lamphere and children of Kalkaska visited Aunt Mrs. Oscar Maxwell for dinner. Howard Seabolt and family of Farwell stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Maxwell Wells. Wm. Marhofffer of Flint spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Barney McNerney. Hol Acker hosted a birthday dinner for daughter Mrs. Att Thompson of Coleman. Hugh Wilt and children of Mt. Pleasant joined. Meets the Meet-A-While Club at Mrs. Leo Russell’s, quilting and block making. Henry McNerney traveled to Pontiac seeking work. Bruce Morrison and Barney McNerney attended a Keno party in Vernon. Dorothy Burr visiting Mt. Pleasant relatives. Floyd Bellows of Brinton visited Léo Russell over the weekend. Mrs. John Mitchell and Mrs. Joe Mitchell's children from Lenton visited Mrs. Harl Acker. Perry Van Sickles moved onto Jim White's farm. Roger Seccumb visited Mrs. Clara MacDonald.

Howard Seabolt Farwell Oscar Maxwells Wm. Marhofffer Flint Barney McNerney Hol. Acker Att Thompson Coleman Hugh Wilt Dorothy Burr Mt. Pleasant Floyd Bellows Brinton Léo Russell John Mitchell Joe Mitchell Lenton Harl Acker Perry van Sickles Jim White Roger Seccumb Clara MacDonald

Simple Home Treatment For Swollen Veins

A home remedy advises using Moone's Emerald Oil prescribed at Mussell's drug store. Buy a two ounce bottle and apply morning and night to enlarged veins. The article claims veins will shrink with continued use and offers a satisfaction guarantee.

Moone Mussell

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