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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1952

Page

3

Weekend visits span Lake to Lake George region

Mr and Mrs Walter DeGeer and family of Lake visited at brother Art DeGeer’s with Merle Esterline of Farwell calling. Sunday guests included Kenneth Clark of Lake George and Willard Baxter with daughter Donita of Mr Pleasant. Sam Butterfield’s home hosted Wm Wacherly and daughter from Saginaw. Cottage owners flocked to the lake, James Schaar of Lake joined the Butterfields, Edward Sallatte of Detroit stayed with daughter and family Mrs Dayton Brow.

Walter DeGeer Lake Art DeGeer Merle Esterline Farwell Kenneth Clark Lake George Willard Baxter Donita Sam Butterfield Wm. Wacherly Saginaw Dan Butterfield Jas. Schaar

Leaton vs 702 ball game ends 4 to 3 at Midland

Large Sunday crowd watched Leaton and 702 with 702 winning 4 to 3. Next Sunday marks season end at Leaton. Mrs. Dan Moge hosted a Friday party for sixteen ladies with cake Jello and coffee. Several locals mentioned by name attended and visited.

Leaton Midland Dan Moge Marie Berthelme Pyt Virgil Haggart Clarence Hagegert Rosebush Wilmer Mogg Virgil Haggart Kenneth Mogg Gene Bullard Pontiac Leonard Moge Jack Brown van Brown Cecil Pannel Jerry Jim Marilyn Al’Rey Pat Wilmer D Jeanne Coldwater Lake Clare Bullard Larry Pant Bullard Jack Kenneth Bullard Flint Dean Muterspaugh Barrett Muterspaugh Roy Carrol Dannie Beverly Muterspaugh Bernard Wentworth

Unusual Treaty Brought Rail Passes for Indians 1898 28

The Arizona Eastern Railway negotiated a unique treaty granting free rides to all Indians for thirty years from 1898 to 1928 between Bowie and Globe Arizona. Attacks and vandalism against the railway ceased immediately after the accord.

United States Arizona Eastern Railway The Southern Pacific Bowie Globe, Ariz

Brush College Neighborhood Notes and 4-H Winners

The Brush College 4-H Club held a meeting at the Galen Coats home with many members absent for Beaver ton-Pineo hing football. Local families shared visits, Sunday dinners, and calls among the Newmans, Atheys, Millers, Coats, and Davises. Blue ribbons were won by 4-H members Lorene Hildebrandt Pat Coats Lorene Hildebrandt Marilyn Davis and others at Glare County Fair.

Lloyd Athey Fred Ian Beery Bryan Miller Margaret Myers Mark Bicknell Russell Sanders Beaverton Trace Coats Arthur Center Missonary Society Delbert Sanders Perry Davis Margaret Charles Bard Aid Bryan Milley Kenneth Rotler Janie Glen Gorden Ronnie Claude Cassidy Myrtie Gerrat Myr Ted Benic Lee Ann Robert Bleise Karen Myers Georgia Winn Geneva Marilyn Davis Winston Raymond Adolph Hildebrandt Grace Coats Joyce Newman Dorothy Rockey Delores Winn Mecklenberg Arthur Town Hall Glen Newman James Pedgrift Gilmore Mel Pedgrift Colorado Pedgeriftt Pear Nancy Allen Helen Coats Carolyn Coats Charlene Rockey Carolyn Will Charlene Jesse Eva Newman J. V. Newman Mary Perry Cyril Farmer Leon Haddix Sunfield Harry Hansen Lansing Annette Hansen Glare County Fair Lorene Hildebrandt Pat Coats Gary Coats Allen Davis Leslie Athey Gary Galen Coats Eimma Fitzpatrick Bien Fitzpatrick Jerry Witzpatrick Brush College Ladies Aid

Local Calls Highlight Weekend Visits Across Towns

Southeast Sheridan note shows Homer Livingston of Flint calling on mother Hattie Livingston. Gerald Heintzelman and three Clare children visited Jas Bratley’s parents. Several families, including Randle, Cornell, Bradley and Warner, dropped by Beaverton Rosebush Clare Mint and Beaverton for social visits and a wedding reception at Whenborough.

Southeast Sheridan Homer Livingston Flint Hattie Livingston Gerald Heintzelman Clare Jas Bratley Rev. Amstuts Harley Randle Clarence Randal Rosebush C. Randal Wayne Cornell Oil City Eugene Warner Harry Bradley Jay Bradley Hugene Warner Homer Fackler Beaverton Edna Langin Mint Fred Whenborough Josephine Jasmine Elsie Mimery Donna Young

Specialized Auto Collision Service Ad

Marble Auto offers collision service with free inspection. Ad copy emphasizes safety with the slogan Safe Brakes Save Lives perhaps prompting readers to call for details.

Marble Auto

Lake George JC Plans Banquet to Launch Group

Civic minded residents organize a Lake George Junior Chamber of Commerce with committee members Jon Grimm Allen Holmes and Walter Warner. A banquet will launch the program and invite all interested in local development and improvement.

Commercce Jon Grimm Allen Holmes Walter Warner Lake George

Lake George Community Sunday School Notice

Sunday School held every Sunday at 10 00 with Warry Moyer as superintendent.

Lake George Warry Moyer

Local Community Notes Highlight Family Visits and Events

Rev Kenneth Mack leads Sunday School at 2 39 P M with worship at 3 00 P M. Kansas City visitors W L White leave after a week with the Whites. Allen Jr arrives in California from Korea bound for Camp Carson. Teenagers enjoy the first hayride to Bertha Lake with a marshmallow roast and groups from several families attend. Local youths celebrate birthdays and Scouts camp along the Muskegon River. Families from Port Clinton Lansing Battle Creek Edmore and Alma visit or travel, while Lake George loses a baseball game 12 to 0 at Vestaburg. Lieut Ted Swift newly commissioned from Ft. Riley visits Menzo Wymers before heading to San Antonio.

W. JL. White Kansas City Missouri A. B. White Allen Bertha Lake Dave Owen Buddy Bringold Dale Abbott Joyce Owen Terry Marvin Howard Delores. Meechum Nancy Waite Joanne Wymer Mary Wallace Gary McKenzie Wendy Tooyer Charles Warner Merlin Budd Port Clinton Witt Budd Alfred Abbott Wesley Navy Roger Wymer Ted Swift Menzo Wymers Officers’ Training Muskegon River Pugler Olin Wymer Edmore Menzo Wymer Abe Lambertson Lansing Doris Budd David Lidell Otto Pietsch Farwell Richard Seitz PF. W. Swanson Alma Lilian Battle Creek Walter Hanson Howard Ryckman Pontiac Fred Bradburn Bradburn Marion Wykoff Ebbie Rockwell Rockwell Detroit Walt Warner Max Howard Cart Bringold Bringold Farm Roy Howard Jansing Willsworth Rockwell Charles DeVore Cumberland Wykoff Mr. DéVore

How to Repaint Venetian Blinds in Simple Steps

A basic guide explains removing the cord, unthreading the slats, washing and drying the slats, and restaining or painting them. It then describes stringing the slats back onto the cord through the holes and reassembling the blinds.

Sheep Endure Deep Snow Through Dense Coats

In Rocky Mountain snowdrifts sheep lie pressed and still for hours. The dense matted coat traps body heat, keeping animals warm despite extreme cold.

Rocky Mountain

Weekend Guests at the Glenn Gordon Home

Arthur Center residents hosted a large weekend gathering with relatives from Mindleton Holt Lansing and Midland including Mr and Mrs Henry Gordon and family Mr and Mrs Bill Poell and Mable Ann Gladwin and others visiting Mrs Ida Goodman and family plus extended relatives. The group traveled to Bay City for a train to New York and Germany returns. farewell party for Delores at Arthur Town hall provided thanks for monetary gifts.

Glenn Gordon Mms and Mos Ieving Mindleton Henry Vy. Gordon Geo Winnhone Bill Poell Mable*Ann Gladwin May Allen D. Miller Holt Virgil Goodman N.Y. Myers Frank Allen Midland Watt LC Ainnor Rex Robinades Ruth Coats Clara Rockey J. C. Marotzke Jack Manh John Athey Jack Henry Boyer Dale Mohoney Rex Robinettes Gus Marotzke Sebewaing JCG Bay City

Sugar Rule Reigns in Barbados Fields and Winds

Barbados layout favors cane harvest from January to June with trade winds sweeping four fifths of the island. Cane cutters work in hot fields as tall stalks block the breeze and harvest continues under prevailing winds.

Barbados

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