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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1929
Page
2
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A family celebrates the birth of a baby boy named Samuel Chiniles. The announcement notes the family's joy and the new arrival bringing happiness to relatives and friends.
Willan Roland and family drove to Clare for dental work. Sunday visitors at the Douglas farm included Mrs Thomas Crawford Miss Anna Crawford Mrs Frank Pruden and several children from Temple. Various locals attended shows in Glare and Marion last week while farming teams finished potato digging and William Roland’s new barn was completed.
Myers and family from Bennington visited the former's parents over the weekend. L A Riggens attended J. Collin's funeral in Greenwood township. Chester Myers returned from Lansing and home over the weekend. Mrs W B and F M Myers and Mrs L A Kiggens attended the Ald at Mrs J Rollers. Mr and Mrs M M Myers visited daughter Mrs C Hutchinson over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs N Howard entertained their son Hart of Pontiac and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Tubbs of Herrick Sunday. Jack Emerson aided his brother Dick with his iron barn while O J Alger visited cousin Jas Brady of Lake. Glenn and Don Lloyd of Pontiac visited their parents B L Lloyd over the weekend. Isabell Travis spent time with her parents near Stevenson Lake. O J Alger and son Clifford visited with cousins Jas Brady of Lake Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Hail and daughter attended the funeral of her uncle in Saginaw on Thursday. The Aid Society met in the church basement and served about seventy dinners with proceeds over 15 dollars.
Southeast Sheridan residents Gerald Macklem returns home from Flint for a few days. N A Densmore and family spent Sunday at West Branch. Norman Stevens and family of Clio visited Ernest Orton’s home, returning Monday. Mrs Ernest Orton visited Flint briefly. Miss Lila Densmore returned to Pontide work after weeks at home. She was injured in a recent car wreck. N A also able to go out riding again. Mrs Neal Bushon is improving as hay fever lingers. The two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs R Smith recovers from burns on hands and feet.
There will be no preaching at this place until further notice but a happy half hour of praise services will follow Sunday School. Everyone is invited to participate and enjoy. Local churchgoers have attended revivals at Clare Baptist Church this past week. Mrs J Smith of Ohio visits daughter Mrs Ross Dysinger. Mr and Mrs Wm Henderson were visitors in our burg last week. Mr and Mrs Van Conant returned from a week in Flint and Pontiac. They and others had Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Geo Dennis south of Clare.
ARTHUR CENTER reports a Ladies Union meeting held with Mrs J Roller last Wednesday. Next meeting set for Wednesday afternoon October 9 at the town hall. Mr and Mrs Ralph Shull welcomed a baby boy named Max Edman. Jesse Newman injured and recovering from surgery. Mr and Mrs GC Shull spent Sunday with George Bates and family. Edith Sanders sprained her arm at school and is using a sling. A notice from Lott Loitiier formerly of Pontiac now in Texas.
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