Jane and Evans Reunite and a Promise to Marry
In a pine grove Jane confronts Evans about happiness she fears she will never feel. Evans appears altered with gray hair and weariness but agrees to stay with Jane as she contemplates marriage to him to repay his past kindness. Baldy comforts Jane as she mourns, while Towne’s return is awaited in three days.
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Jane
Evans
Baldy
Towne
Frederick
Ricky
Adelaide
Delafield Simms
Grass Hills
Edith
Senate
Statuary Hall
Frances Willard
Ghosts Haunt Jane as engagement nears in Sherwood tale
Jane endures spectral temptations after meeting Evans as she weighs marriage to Frederick Towne, whose patience masks insistence on a quick wedding and social obligations. Tensions rise over Judy and family duties, while Jane’s resolve clashes with Frederick’s flirtation with status and travel.
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Delafield Simms
Jane
Judy
Dieppe
Avignon
North Sea
Frederick
The Big House Mausoleum Mood
Jane chafes under Frederick's control as he guides renovations with expert taste in period furnishings. She feels voiceless and desolate as gray mornings and starless nights loom, imagining a home that feels like a meticulously ordered mausoleum. The serialized tale hints at further tension to come.
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Frederick
Jane
Sunday Dinner Guests Visit Local Families
A chain of Sunday visits and dinners with residents from Saginaw Pontiac Ann Arbor Clare Harrison and Harrison highlighted by Mr and Mrs Norman Myers Mr and Mrs John Hartman and several Williams families and Ott family relations.
Hinkleville School News Highlights Local Activities
Two new girls May and Frances Madison moved to the Orin Smith farm. The school won first prize at the Future Farmers Fair earning $4.00. J Allen sought work in Detroit on Saturday. Mr and Mrs A Purdy visited Archie Dawson's home on Sunday afternoon. Marguerite Byba returned from Grand Rapids where she worked at Spring and Wire Company which burned. The plant plans to resume after January at the new facility. Mr and Mrs Ad Oliver and the Mc Intosh family attended the Penny Supper at the I O O F hall Thursday.
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May
Frances Madison
Orin Smith Farm
J. Allen
Detroit
A. Purdy
Archie Dawson
Marguerite Byba
Grand Rapids
Spring and Wire Company
Ad Oliver
McIntosh
Local Family Notices and Visits Across Towns
Grant moved to the Orin Smith farm. Mr and Mrs Roy Sutten and Eliza beth McIntosh called on Mr and Mrs Herbert Sutten of Lake Monday. Woodrow Sutten of Lake helped on the farm. Gordon McIntosh joined Post Office boys on a two week hunting trip to the Upper Peninsula. Mrs Kittie McIntosh and others attended the King Daughters meeting in Clare. Walter Wood and family, and Orville Sherman’s group dined with Vern Moline. Norma Bates and Margaret Leeth visited Mrs Lawrence Bates in Gaylord. Mrs Wm Rutledge returned to Detroit after visiting her sister Mrs J B Allen.
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Clare
Walter Wood
Bill
Fern
Gilmore
Orville Sherman
Alta
Farwell
Norma Bates
Margarite Leeth
Gaylord
Lawrence Bates
Wm. Rutledge
Detroit
J. B. Allen
Brush College Social Notes Highlight Neighborhood Visits
Mr and Mrs Robert Nunn and son Alien were Sunday guests of Galen Coats. J C Newman and family hosted visits of their son Ted. Donald Davis and Myron visited Stephen Heller. Grant Williams called on Galen Coats. Harley Coats family spent Sunday with his parents nearby. A list of callers at Harl Sanders home included Maude Barber Kenneth Roller and others. Congratulations to Stephen Hubel and Leo Loar on their weddings. Brush College Ladies Aid met at J G Newman home with sixty seven attendees and planned the Christmas party. Frank Newman and Billy visited J C Newman and then Earl Sanders home to see Mrs Glen Newman.
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Robert Nunn
Alien
Galen Coats
J. C. Newman
Ted
Arid
Donald Davis
Myron
Stephen Heller
Grant Williams
Harley Coats
Ake
Harl Sanders
Maude Barber
Kenneth Roller
Arlene Winn
Betty
Arlene Orvis
Rose Athey
Naomi Allen
Josie Newman
Bernard Allen
Bernard Fitzpatrick
Allen
Gary
Stephen Hubel
Leo Loar
Brush College
Local social notes from Mr. Pleasant area
Mrs. Glenn Poet calls on his mother in Mr. Pleasant. Midland visitors A H Hutchinson and daughters Maurine Rowena spend evening with Robt Hutchinsons. Russell Stanley heads to Upper Peninsula hunting season. Ernie Kleiner and family at J B Allens. J B Allen sister Mrs Win Rutledge visit Harrison. Ernest Warner Eugene Warner visit Glenn Poet home. Lucille Poet Clare, Herbert McDonald, Dorothy Lansing dine at Poet home. Virgil White visits Lawrence Hutchinson. Local fair at Clare High School. Rev M R Honderich returns from vacation. November pasture, plowing, clover seed, shredding corn. Grateful for fall weather. Walter Kleiner Norman Hutchington.
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Glenn Poet
Community Notes From Brown Corners And Clare Events
Local items report a school fair at Clare High School last Thursday and various visits. Lula Birdsall, Loraine Birdsall, and Donald Woolston called on Glen Lower. W M A met at Alice Bates home. a devotion and program led to a five item roll call. The Thank offering raised 9.10 with thanks to Alice Bates. Y P C BE enjoyed an evening at Coloma Leitner’s, with buns, wieners, cider and doughnuts.
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Clare High School
Lula
Loraine Birdsall
Donald Woolston
Glen Lower
Alice Bates
Oliver Birdsall
Coloma Leitner
Williams Formula touted by nurse for relief of constipation
Mr. Lee V. Miller of Portland Michigan praises Williams Formula a pure medicine with herbs and minerals. It claims fast relief from constipation headaches dizziness and lethargy and notes mild kidney diuretic effect and iron support. Available in three sizes at drug stores costing a few cents daily with potential value. Andersons Drug Store ad.
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Lee V. Miller
Mate
Portland
Mich
Miller
Logey
Willams
Williams
Andersons. ‘Prug
Reverend Buckmaster to Speak at Harrison Church Service
Rev Buckmaster from Harrison will deliver the sermon at our church Sunday night All are welcome to attend and worship together.
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Buckmaster
Harrison
Meet-a-While Club Sews and Plans Shower
The Meet-a-While club met with Mrs. Louis Lennox near Derwin. They sewed quilt blocks for Mrs Lennox and hosted a surprise stork shower for Mrs Henry McNerney with a nice load of gifts. Next meeting set with Mrs Joe Strief. Sunday dinner guests at Clarence Ramey included Mr and Mrs Frank Nevins and children and Walter Rease.
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Louis Lennox
Derwin
Lennox
Henry McNerney
Joe Strief
Clarence Ramey
Frank Nevins
Walter Rease
Sunday Visitors Bring Furniture To Doris' Mother
Sunday evening guests at Clar Barney Bennett and Edna Bennett with Joe Strief and Doris traveled to Detroit Saturday and returned Monday with a trailer load of furniture for Doris' mother Mrs Arend. Harold Kile family visited Mt Morris with Mrs Kile's aunt. Clarence Ramey and Mrs Neame of Harrick visited Lewis Nevins on Vernon Hill.
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Clarence Ramey
Barney Bennett
Edna
Joe Strief
Doris
Detroit
Arend
Harold Kile
Mt. Morris
Clare Sentinel Want Ad Sparks Quick Results
A Clare Sentinel classified notice promises fast results for readers seeking goods services or opportunities. The ad emphasizes utility and immediacy for buyers sellers and job seekers in the local community.
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Clare Sentinel
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