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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1936
Page
4
A long list of visitors and hosting households fills a weekend report from the area. Families including the Mussells Bryant Gregorys Teales and Bruckarts hosted relatives from Monroeville Norwalk Mio and Andersonville along with friends visiting Clare Pontiac Harrison Saginaw and Alma. Several hosted dinners venison meals and church society gatherings plus missionary guests from India at Loomis school house.
Mr and Mrs Sam Davis and Mr and Mrs Sharman Boyer of Mint spent the weekend at the Hold Cutler home. John Davis Neal Davis and Tom Mitchel of Flint were guests there last week. Wm Keehn and son from near Mason visit the Charles Keehn home for hunting and trapping. Mr and Mrs Harvey Hasmer of Lowell visited the Deits home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harvey Hasmer Mrs Clinton Foster and children and Mrs Co J Deits visited the Sam Gasile and Frank Davis home Sunday. Mrs Hold Cutler is on the sick list, Erwin Cook called at the Wealie Cook home Saturday.
Mrs Hawkins led trips to Saginaw with Stough spouses while Edwards from Gladwin visited Mulberg kin. Orin Smith of St Johns stayed with daughter Doris Teale, and Lee Hartman from Midland spent time with cousin Billy Ray Hawkins. The Help-the-Hostess Club shared a dinner and curtain making plan.
Maple Grove U B Church hosted Sunday services with Rev E R Town preaching at 3:00 p m. Sunday School began at 2:00 p m Prayer meeting Thursday at 8:00 p m. Local residents and relatives from Detroit Forest Hill Waldrn Flint and Lansing visited, including Mr and Mrs Louia Rinoh and others.
The item lists weekend guests and social visits across several Michigan towns. Clifford McKinny and a Cement City friend stayed with G. R. Powell. Earl Halstead family and Norma Jean, Chester and Walter Hayden party from Lansing visited parental homes. Lela Sanborn visited Farwell. Dewey Dell traveled from Vernon to Gallers. Mary Oman visited her brother Peter Qmans at Lake.
Sunday visitors gathered for dinner at the C J Harvey residence. Guests included Harry Jones and his son, Mr. and Mrs. McLong of Detroit, Mrs. Joe Whitsitt and two children, Bill Monday, Imogene Blystone and Bernard Harvey of Mint, George Wheatcroft, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Monday and their children, Mr. and Mrs. D R Monday and Carl of Manz Siding. Mrs. Mack Harvey and daughters June and Jeanette were visiting Pontiac. Miss Von Stephison visited Imogene Blystone in Blunt. Percy Durtee moved his family to Harrison. Neighboring families Carl Monday and wife and son Carl spent Friday with Agnes Monday.
Mrs L Frisbey attended a Zenobia chapter meeting at Clare Thursday night. Mrs C Thayer, ill for two weeks, is improving. Reynold Ambrosier and son. Mr and Mrs Louis Ambrosier. Mr Donaldson and companion all of Flint were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs A F Ambrosier. Mrs M Hull returned home after a week in Brighton. L Cline and Dana of Detroit spent the weekend at his Clearlake cottage. They bagged beer and returned home Sunday. Mrs A Ambrosier and Mrs Frisbey dined with Mrs A done at White Cloud Monday. Wm Dunlap confined to bed with a severe cold.
Fred Pruden bags a nice deer Saturday afternoon while visitors from Coleman Battle Creek Detroit and Mt Pleasant join locals on the Silvernail place and Chase Wheeler home. Mrs Squires has returned home after surgery and a visiting party from Battle Creek stays briefly. A dancing party by the Ladies of the Economic Group draws a big crowd and raises a neat sum for expenses.
The Vernon HExtension Group met November 19 at Frances Funnell’s home with nine members and three visitors. Lillian Harriger and Dorothea Bailey led a S Block Printing lesson. Plans were made for a December 17 Christmas party at Julia McMillen’s home and an arrangements committee was named. The next meeting is January 27 at Mrs. Bert Bowers’s home.
The Vernon Extension group met November 19 at Mrs. John Walworth’s home with 10 guests for a shower. Delia Wild and Donna Telder led a block printing lesson. Dinner was by Mrs. Mabel Wiley and Zelda Campbell. The annual social will be December 15 at Mrs. Rachel Russell’s home.
Guests over the past week included Mr. and Mrs Clyde Wayett of Hazel Park Bert Mung and Mr and Mrs Martin Hoover of Detroit Mr and Mrs Lewis Robert and George Herda of Dearborn Mrs Roy Holford left Wednesday for a visit with her daughter at Breckenridge Dave Crawford and son Carl and two friends from Lansing are guests at the Thomas Crawford home.
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