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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1941
Page
7
On a burning deck a struggle erupts among Gee, George McAusland, and attackers Rannels and Peter Carr. George shoots, wounds several, and as Hurd looms with a boat spade the scene freezes with tense, lethal silence. Mary tends the injured as the chaos peaks.
In a grim shipboard scene Willie Leeper kills Hurd with a cleaver while George, wounded, finds dark amusement in the moment. He comforts Mary as his life ebbs away, assuring her all is right even as his strength fades and Peter lies unmoved.
A fork tailed Titmouse, a small Chinese bird, performs forward somersaults. It twists, flips head back, then lands upright on the floor or perch. It repeats the trick many times without fatigue, seeming to enjoy it.
Miss Jean Dunn of Ann Arbor spent Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs James Dunn. Janice Neiderhood underwent an appendicitis operation in Kalamazoo last week. Edd Cutler and relatives from Flint visited over Thanksgiving. Ann Arbor residents Mr and Mrs Walter Gutequinst and Mr and Mrs Leo Gutequinst spent Thanksgiving at the farmers cottage. Agnes Gable marked her birthday with friends gathering Friday evening. Melvin Berkonpas family and Mrs Andrew Berkonpas spent Thanksgiving with Harvey Bailey’s family in Lansing. Russel Davis of Grand Rapids visited Frank Davis’s home Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Fisher and others from Birch Run and Clare visited Gordon McIntosh. L. M. Munger and H. Chambers from Poseyville joined Floyd Elliott guests. Howard Armstrong from Grayling visited Davis family. Thanksgiving Cadillac trip to Rev. Lohnes and Emma Armstrong. Sparbel family from Gaylord plus Feighners and Hinkles hosted by A. Oliver. Marvin Patterson moved from Gilmore to John Sherman place. Al Purdy made a business trip to Harrison. Deer brought in by Vern Moline and sons from Lansing. John Madison, Moores Crossing, visited Kittie McIntosh.
Families from Lansing Flint Corunna Mt. Pleasant Howell and Mio converge for holiday visits and a Santa Claus parade in Saginaw. Members include the Hanes Walters Bauer Pardee and Walter families with numerous children and extended relatives.
The Dover men including Art Saul Herb Gilmore Fred Walter Frank Walters Lloyd Denno Charlie Fitzpatrick and a Harpster son have filled their licenses this year. We wish the others luck and hope they fill theirs soon.
Sunday School at 2 Preaching at 3 Prayer Meeting each Thursday at 8. Raymond Schofield shot his first buck Saturday. Flint residents Wallace Graham Meryl Davison Arthur Lawrence Finch and Paul Wauty returned from hunting camp with Lawrence the only successful hunter. Relatives from Carson City visited here and Farwell. Thanksgiving dinner at the Schofield home included Bernard’s birthday. J How Timpe and L D Rulapaugh families joined Gilmore kin for dinner. Harley Bentley family Rlea Davison and Arthur Finch joined L Finch family for Thanksgiving. Carol Jean Schofield visited Marilyn Davison.
The report lists numerous visitors and hosts over Thanksgiving including Roy and a Halstead family from Lansing, the Allman and Linbergh families of Potterville, and Bob Wilson in the John Halstead home. It notes sick lists for Norris and Fern Wilson and visits to Mt Pleaaant hospital, with several trips among Gilmore Farwell Romulus and Barneveld residents.
Greenwood Center notes Mr and Mrs Merlan Budd and Amos Fall return to Port Clinton Ohio after visiting and bringing home a deer. Neighbors Elvin Budd Newton Kress Henry Heintz Johnnie Bringold Ervin Bringold Rachel Van Buskirk Howard Davis and Al Collins also reported deer. Visitors at Ira Van Valkenburg home included Percy Robbins George Perry June Gordon Alvin Robbins Byron Gordon.
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