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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1934

Page

5

Logh A Bar L family and friends at Clear Lake visit

Royal Oak residents LOGH A BAR L L Cline and daughter Donna and Mr Mitchell spent four days at Gs Log Cabin at Clear Lake last week. Layle Littlefield traveled from Hast Lansing to attend Wm Burston funeral and weekend with his parents at Clear Lake. A Ambrosier family hosted Lewis Ambrosier and wife for dinner. Cline family and Clare guestsdined and visited Mrs Duniap.

L, Cline Donna Mr. Mitchell Royal Oak Clear Lake Layle Littlefield Farwell M.S. C Hast Lansing Wm. Burston John Kilbourne A. Cline Leo Smith Hilda Clare

Maple Grove Sunday School and Prayer Meeting Change

Maple Grove announces a Sunday School at 1 30 p m and preaching at 2 30 p m. Prayer meeting moved from Thursday to avoid conflicts with Farwell services. attendance encouraged. Local residents and visitors, including the Schofield and Finch families, share Sunday dinner and news of house moving and neighbor help in progress.

D. mm Farwell

Local Visitors and Staff Changes Spark Weekend Arrivals

Detroit residents Mr and Mrs Hutchins spent a week at the local farm. Bay City guests Mr and Mrs Grumbly and children visited the Hartman family, with Mrs Grumbly later moving to Clare for a theatre operator post. Detroit visitors Mrs Kleinhardt stayed a few days, Lorn Miller worked for Grover Raynolds briefly, and H Reiss campaigned for Sheriff in the area. Mesdames Wade Credit Roy Gordon Green and Johanna Kanarr toured Lake George and visited Miss Baker's school, Acey Abbot of Grand Rapids extended stay at his parents.

Hutchins Detroit William Grumbly Kiddies William Blinco Bay City Jeff Hartman Grumbly Clare Ideal Theatre Lorn Miller Grover Raynolds H. Reiss Wade Roy Gordon Green Johanna Kanarr Lake George Miss Baker Acey Abbot Grand Rapids

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Get-Togethers

Mr and Mrs Chas Ciliax traveled to Detroit on business last week. Mr and Mrs Harold Sunday spent Sunday evening in Clare. Mr and Mrs Walter Deller visited Mrs John Hartman and family Friday evening. Mrs Hartman remains unwell. Attendees at the sale at Carl Bauers last Thursday included Mr and Mrs Pearl Hartman from Grand Rapids visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Jeff Hartman over weekend.

Chas. Ciliax Detroit Harold Clare Walter Deller John Hartman Car Bauers Pearl Hartman Grand Rapids Jeff Hartman

Myers Corners Social Callers Visit Delos Wright Area

John Hartman and Jim Harrison called on Delos Wright Saturday afternoon. Arthur Klann visited Norman Myers Saturday evening. The W. E. Myers and Ervin Myers groups visited Thursday evening. George Perkins and daughters Mary and Margaret with Miss Heiney from Saginaw spent Sunday with Norman Myers. Additional callers included Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Myers of Harrison and Mrs. A. A. Hutchinson with two daughters from Midland. Stanley Shunk family and Mrs. George Shunk visited, as did John Hartman and family Sunday evening. Gerald Myers and his wife joined dinner with W. B. Myers parents.

Don Luce Lake George Bernard Schofield Farwell H. Reiss and Son Midway Doris Mr. Pleasant Eileen Merle Davison Walter Smedley Madge Lamb Flint Virginia Russell Atwood Carl Schofield Lansing Elmer John Hartman Jim Harrison Delos Wright Arthur Klann Norman Myers W. E. Myers Ervin Myers Kenneth Roller George Perkins Mary Margaret Miss Heiney Saginaw de Jos Wright F. M. Myers Harrison A. A. Hutchinson Midland Stanley Shunk George Shunk Gerald Myers W. BH. Myers

Herding News From Herseville and Surroundings

Mr and Mrs Wm Peck returned from Detroit on business. Lillian Peck and Bernice Manwaring plan to stay in Harrison Center while Chas Manwaring helped Roy Sharell’s house. Andrew Keysor’s trip to Gladwin noted. Sllen School reports 96.3 percent October attendance and lists many students who were present. Walter Turbush praised for moving without crutches. Halloween program planned. Bates for Sheriff advertisement.

Wm. Peck Detroit Lillian Peck Bernice Manwaring Harrison Chas Manwaring Hamilton Center Roy Sharell Andrew Keysor Gladwin Harold Horton Sllen Emma Jean Orren Olson Betty Loraine Helen Robert Walter Turbush Beatrice Price Bruce Evelyn Melvin Chester Ranch Wilbur Irene Isabel Delmer Waldron Mina Himer Marjorie Keysor Dorothy Mildred Miller Rose Lena Vera Price Jerry Giers Billie Peck Lois Price Bates Sheriff Adv

Elm Grove Community Notes From A Weekend Visit

A local social weekend includes visits from Mr and Mrs Albert Raymond of Reese and Mr and Mrs John Raymond and son Ralph of Flint. Janet Bradley visits Edith Raymonds home and Mrs Carl Bradley’s daughter visits Brown City. Beaverton resident Mrs Robert Grant visits. A pre social at Brewer school drew a crowd. A flock of wild geese signals approaching winter and Mrs Robert Cochran is improving at home.

Maxine Bradley Albert ‘Raymond Reese John Raymond Ralph Flint Edith Raymond Carl Bradley Janet Brown City Robert Grant Beaverton John. Butters Robert Cochran

Local Social Notes from Hinkville and Nearby Areas

Henry Kraatz and granddaughter Eleanor left for Oetrait to establish a future home. S Border occupy the farm for winter while Bruce Gingery visits George Codling near Gladwin. Mrs Teale is ill and Helen Sparkel returned to Midland work after a two week visit home. Arch Purdy and family visited Purdy home. Calvin Aukney, patient at U of M Hospital Ann Arbor, reports slow improvement with back flatness easing.

Henry Kraatz Eleanor Oetrait Mrs. S. Border Bruce Gingery Geo. Codling Gladwin Wm. Teale Helen Sparkel Midland Rudy Cotton Bobby Mt. Pleasant S. Hinkle May Purdy Mr. Aldrich Flint Purdy Archie Purdy

Explains 10 Year Increase in Heat

Dr. Griffith Taylor of the University of Chicago says the US mean temperature rise from 1921 to 1930 reflects natural cycles and may not persist. He notes high Atlantic pressure, stagnation, and fewer cyclones fed drought, with no guaranteed long term rainfall forecast and no major global climate shift expected.

Chicago United States Griffith Taylor University of Chicago Doctor Taylor Atlantic Azores Bermuda Middle West Taylor North American Drouth South Pole Smithsonian Institution At Washington

Ancient Weapons of War Retired Farmer’s Hobby

Beaver Dam resident and former Wisconsin National Guard member August Smith has built a diverse war artifact collection over years. His hoard includes over 3,000 arrow heads 300 stone hammers and axes and about 300 guns. The set contains the rifle tied to Sitting Bull’s reported death.

Beaver Dam August Smith Wisconsin National Guard Tle Sitting Bull

Man sentenced to bed at ten o clock nightly

Hamilton Ontario Albert Irwin twenty three years old has been sentenced to go to bed at ten o clock every night for three months for slapping a policeman s face.

Hamilton Albert Irwin

Marathon Reader Aims to Read Britannica Letter by Letter

Paris based American Library of Paris reports a nameless American reader vowed to complete the Encyclopedia Britannica from A to Z. He began years ago at a point reaching Logic and has been checked weekly by librarians as he advances toward Zulu, supplying amusement to staff.

Mossman Antarctic Paris American Library of A.B Lbrarians Britannica

Local Lake Residents Share Visits and Weekend Plans

Miss Doris Hindman returns from Indiana and Breckenridge with Mrs. Ethel Muscott. The Albrights of Weidman attend supper with Geo Scott party at Clare and view the Idea Theatre. The McKees relocate to Clare for winter with the Cooks as others travel to Chicago and Ferris Institute for visits and exams.

Doris Hindman Indiana Breckenridge Ethel Muscott Geo. Scott G. Albright Weidman Clare

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