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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1943

Page

6

Resort News WINDOVER LAKE Hunting Season Opens At Windover

The Hol Waldron family moved to a farm near Stanton and many hunters gather Monday morning with good prospects. Guests for several days include Mr and Mrs Raneés, Walter Helrigle from Chelsea, Mrs Alber and M G McGarry at the Weage home. Potts return to Kansas after summer with Alice Chipman and family. Ed Wiltse, A B Van Horn and others enjoyed a chicken supper and I O O F hall event in Farwell last Thursday.

Windover Lake

Lake George Baptist Church Sunday Services

Rev. E. E. Redman leads Lake George Baptist Church with Sunday school at 2 00 p m and preaching at 3 00 p m on Sunday. The subject is The All Sufficient One with special music. Visitors and friends welcome. Local residents and deer hunting mentioned.

Lake George Resort Lake George E. E. Redman Kenneth Cowles

Willowbrook Social Notes Include Local Visits

Willowbrook residents report a quiet start to hunting season at the Prager cottage in Saginaw. Guests include Clifford Malesh and son Junior from Lake George visiting Mrs. Arthur Bellinger. Maud Shultz from Council Bluffs Iowa visits her daughter Mrs Eugene VanNostrand. VanNostrand family from Midland visits. Laurence Jackson of Clare calls on his mother Mrs Cour.

Willowbrook

Hunters Mix Success and Social Plenty in Arthur Center

Sunday reports place Frank Reeves from Port Huron joining deer hunts near Gladwin while Burt Hubel earned a license success. Local gatherings include Brush College Ladies Aid hosting 56 for a chicken dinner and three comforters sewn. Rally Day planning and Pomona Grange activities are noted.

Barber Wood Rosella Athey Brush College Ladies Aid J. C. Newman Maude Barber John Brubaker

Greenwood and Riverside Plan Joint Grange Installation

Plans were made for Greenwood and Riverside to hold a joint installation of their officers in early December at Advance Grange Hall. The next Riverside Grange meeting is Tuesday evening, November 23, with members Eddie Pfanies and dimnis Boulton referenced in attendance and notes.

Pomona Grange Riverside Grange Advance Greenwood Riverside Pomona

Weekend Visits and Local Hunts Around MANN Siding

The Levi Mitchells hosted relatives from Flint over the weekend. Claire Hileman and Robert Bonnell of Mt. Pleasant spent a few days hunting here early this week. Seaver Burston from Alma visited his parental home Sunday. The Hilemans hosted Carl Bringold in Greenwood Sunday evening. Leo Heints entertained friends from Sonia this week. Shelly Burton of Pontiac stayed at his parental home and hunted deer. Howard Brockway and wife left for Ann Arbor early this week.

J. B. Lydell Harrison R. B. Howard Herbert Lee Alma F. A. Luce Donald P. Basinger Thelma Davis Lake George Harry Kress Bink Pat Ewart Virgil Blain Pontiac Upper Peninsula Farwell Levi Mitchells Flint Claire Hileman Robert Bonnell Mt. Pleasant Seaver Burston Wm. Hileman Carl Bringold Greenwood Leo Heints Sonia Shelly Burton Howard Brockway Ann Arbor

Local Notes From Brown Corners and Nearby Areas

Community brief listing guests and trips among Brown Corners residents. Mentions visits by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrold and Mrs. Arleen Walter, Clair Coulter returning from Ann Arbor, Miss Helen Sanders of Gladwin visiting Mrs. Lewis, and many others visiting relatives or deer hunting up north.

Chas. Harrold Arleen Walter Clair Coulter Ann Arbor Helen Sanders Gladwin Lewis Nora Langworthy Robert Shull Roy Sweet Harrison Albert Shaffer Violet Sunday Bernard Red Ned Anp Arbor Adolph, Hierholzer Iinda

Fire Tower Weather Draws Snow Tracking Crowds

The weather man notes snow is favorable for a large group seeking a buck. Sunday callers visited Clare residents Mr. and Mrs. H. Orton and family. Farwell guests included Miss Vena Wright, and Laur ence Finch with Wallace Grahm. The Wichhorns of Farwell moved into the former BE Ortens residence.

L. Finch Vena Wright Farwell Laurence Finch Wallace Grahm Lint Harley Bentley Elaine Wichhorns BE. Ortens

Wilsons Move Into Ed Harris House

The Wilson family has moved into the Ed Harris residence. School buses returned students home at noon Friday due to the evening carnival. Among hunters who secured a buck on opening morning was Dick VanBuskirk.

Wilson Ed. Harris Dick VanBuskirk

Freedom to Day Bond Drive Encourages Purchases

A brief message urges citizens to support the nation by buying government bonds. It emphasizes patriotic duty and the role of financial support in sustaining wartime efforts. Citizens are urged to participate with a sense of unity and urgency.

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