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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1922
Page
7
Social items list residents of Vernon and nearby towns visiting relatives or moving, with many names and places including South Vernon Clare and Lansing. Entries mention trips to Detroit and Grand Rapids, weekend visits with family, and a birthday celebration. We wish the Goudie family well in Detroit as they relocate for work.
Herrick reports Mr and Mrs Filmore and family visiting at the daughter Mrs Dari Maxwell’s home Sunday. Miss Addie Presley of Clare spent the weekend at Jobs Prestey’s. A church social meeting on Erigey evening drew a good crowd and monthly gatherings are planned. The Helping Hands Society to hold its annual fair at the church next week Friday afternoon and evening. Ralph Maxwell returns home from school due to illness.
Uncle Al Cook makes slow progress but stays hopeful after illness. Clarke visited Mrs Start last Sunday and found her improved. Jim Spencer and sister Mrs Aa M Mayban bought three cows for the May herd. E W Guenther and family from Detroit joined the Tanners of Ewart for the weekend, securing rabbits and birds. Sunshine Club met with Mrs Joe Brown. thirty three attendees shared a bounteous dinner and social time. Joe Clark was in Clare on business. G W Start plans to load a car with potatoes in a week. Hugh Barna Jr sells his stock to work in Flint for the winter.
East Lincoln residents hosted relatives and friends Sunday. Greenwood visitors included B C Sprague and daughter Vina, and Mr and Mrs E Beard with children. Lake George hosts included A Kabe and family, HW Wellman, and F Howy. Saginaw and Vestaburg guests joined local families for the weekend.
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