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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1928
Page
7
The notice outlines weekly Friday issuance with second class matter designation at Glare Post Office. It lists display ad rates on request, 25 cent per line for cards of thanks, and general per line charges for longer items including obituaries and poetry.
Mr and Mrs Y Finch and M Winch algo George Ster and Bima Migan to Clare last Thursday. Mrs Leroy returned home last Tuesday from Clara after treatments. Mr and Mrs Hyia Hickok had a seven pound girl arrive last Tuesday. Myr and Mrs Fred Burke visited Mrs Hickok last Friday. Irvin Calencamp and Marjorie Proper and son Russ of Flint spent the weekend with Mrs W Finch and George Sier. Clarence Cook left Monday for the north woods deer hunting.
Sunday morning at the Christian church parsonage occurred the marriage of Miss Louise Graham to Bernard Gardner. They were attended by Miss Mabel Delamater and Emery Wood. They will make their home in Lansing. We extend sympathy to the bereaved.
Mr and Mrs Chas Smith of Saginaw and other relatives visited family over the weekend. Dinners and calls extended to Stanton Howell Flint Battle Creek and Ann Arbor with multiple family members listed. A note mentions Mrs Mayo Robinet under doctors care.
Mrs Mayo Robinett became seriously ill in Ypsilanti while at a funeral. She is under care of Dr. Clute with daughter Mrs Amos Wilson aiding. Forest Garver moved to a recent purchase on Carrie Perverse’s farm. Carrie bought a home in Vernon Hill. Mrs Walter and children visited her mother Mrs Anna Denne, with additional callers from Flint including Mrs Wm Pierson and daughters Claudia and Cora. Rev Charles Kleinhardt and family attended Greenwood Sunday School and had dinner with Frank Saul. Glenn Lower’s family spent the weekend at Mint with his brother Co V Newman. Verne Lower visited his brother Glenn last week. Geo Bates harvested 250 bushels of beans on the Boner farm. Community attended a home talent play at Dover. Sympathy extended to relatives and friends of the late Isaac Hileman.
Grandma Hildebrandt comes back to Arthur on Thursday after visiting her son Rudolph and his family for a week. Reported buyers from Detroit purchased 100 acres from W R Brewer, including Round Lake, with plans for a muskrat farm and cottages by Charles Keith Jr of Pontinets.
Local items report church meetings led by Rev Bates and Rev Handerieh presiding on November 25. Residents visit kin and attend games, hunts, and plays. families Terry, Kistler, Garver, Bodkins, Walters, Leichti, and Rutter appear in social notices. A baby named Jack Hugene born November 8. Ladies Aid holds gathering with quilt making planned for November 23 at the church.
The article notes plans to appear on the map if performances continue. Mr. and Mrs. Well and others from West Grant and Johannesbur g visited the Butters family. June Gardner was ill while Arlene Sanders, eleven, died, drawing sympathy from friends. A Ladies Aid dinner at Mrs. Badley added three new members. Church services were canceled due to repairs but hoped to resume next Sunday.
Clara Hale and son Arnold return from Ann Arbor after an operation. Health updates for Mrs. C. Shull. Ora Hale visits from Flint. Oak Hale and Earl Sanders families share meals. Grace Sanders visits J. M. Roller. Local revival by Hommes and Van Ryn at Clare Baptist church, with plan to repeat next Sunday at 3 pm. Sunday School at 10:30 and evening service at 7:30. Randall Rockey and family attend Sunday School.
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