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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1928

Page

7

Maple Grove Social Notes Sparse and Moving About

Mrs Walter Smediey left Monday for a visit to relatives then plans to travel to Minneapolis to see her mother. Miss Louise Davison spent a week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Louis Finch as parents visited relatives in Jackson county. Russel Alwgood spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Elmer Schofield visited the Schofield parents Sunday. Doris Schofield spent Tuesday night with Annabelle Horton at Parnell Franklin Knights of Saginaw visited friends in the vicinity Sunday. Mrs Elmer Schofield spent Monday night at the George Davison home.

Walter Smediey Climax Minneapolis Louise Davison Louis Finch Jackson County Russel Alwgood Elmer Schofield Doris Schofield Annabelle Horton Parnell Franklin, Knights Saginaw George Davison

Local Notes and Visits Include Far-Flung Travelers

West Grant reports William Cleveland thrashing beans this week. Miss Elva Armour of Port Huron visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Milo Robinet t over Sunday. Basil Williams from Pontiac was home for Sunday. Miss Loyal Bonecutter of South Lyons visited cousins Mrs A F Williams and family. Lee Reynolds and Grovenor Reynolds from Flint were in town over Sunday. Miss Lena Battles works for Mrs Jefferson Willey near Remus teaching school. The Gus Williams family with Miss Bonecutter visited A Geer near Beaverton Sunday.

Wm. Cleveland Elva Armour Port Huron Milo Robinett Basil Williams Pontiac Loyal Bonecutter South Lyons A. F. Williams Lee Reynolds Grovenor Reynolds Flint Lena Battles Jefferson Willey Remus Gus Wiliams Miss Bonecutter A. ©. Geer Beaverton

Local Folks Visit, Attend Services, and Share News

Brand Mr and Mrs Chas Smith of Sag inaw visited their parents Mr and Mrs Kelly Turner Friday and Saturday. Mrs John Rhodes and sons William and Alf Abbott visited Sunday with Mrs F Acre, Mrs Glen Gordon and son Bobbie visited her parents Mr and Mrs H Mickle of the Brown Wednesday. Mrs Artie Carncross and her little son visited her mother Mrs I M Blystone Thursday. Art Revers cousin stayed with him and worked on the road for Mr Turner. Several from here attended the funeral of Mrs Hildebrandt Monday at Colonville and expressed sympathy. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Clarence Davis and to Mr and Mrs D W Comer and Mr and Mrs Russel Davis and family who visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Trumble of Hatton. Mrs Glen Blystone and family and Wernell Mickie visited Sunday Hat T Robinetts. Mr and Mrs T Robinett and daughters and Mrs Glen Blystone and son Norman called on Mr and Mrs Lawrence Robinett Sunday evening.

Glen Gordon Bobbie Colonville Clarence Davis D. W. Comer Russel Davis Trumble Hatton Glen Blystone Wernell Mickie T. Robinetts

Colelction of local visits and notices in Colonville

Clyde Kistler of Pontiac visited his parents Mr and Mrs Wm Kistler while Morel Clute of Harrison stayed with grandfather M D Clute. Edith Kistler leaves to work for Mrs Tony Achard. Fred Phillips of Clare visited and helped fill a silo. Mrs Bodkins family hosted visitors including Wm Hampton Ruthard Fannie Harris Dave Teale and Will Teale. Eldership plans at New Haven Center and a leaked goods sale at A N Friz office on October 6. Sympathy sent to Rudolf Hildebrandt family.

Clyde Kistler Pontiac Wm. Kistler Morel Clute Harrison M. D. Clute Edith Kistler Tony Achard Fred Phillips Clare Cecil Pudways Wm. Hampton Ruthard Fannie Harris Mt. Pleasant Dave Teale S. W. Sheridan Will Teale Currie Farm Bodkins New Haven Center A. N. Friz Rudolph Hildebrandt

Windover Lake Newsletters Hurrah For Hoover Visit

The Rawleigh man made his usual Windover trip on Monday. John Gaffney of West Freeman visited Windover last Wednesday. E B Aghard of Ottawa took a trade trip to the ranch last Thursday and planned to leave for Saginaw on Friday.

Hoover Rawleigh John, Gaffney Weat Freeman

Community Notes From Arthur Center Meeting And Local News

The Ladies Union enjoyed a pleasant day meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Wood on September 26. They plan another dinner at W. E. Myers on October 10. Rollin Shull has entered Detroit College of Law. A child of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Reynolds of Flint broke a collar bone after falling from a high chair. Will Gordon and son Forest joined Sunday School at Ralph Shull’s. Ora Hale of Flint visited, as did Elizabeth Myers and Miss Haith of Mt. Pleasant. The community sent best wishes to newlyweds Clarence Davis and his wife. Mrs. Rudolph Hildebrandt’s funeral drew neighbors’ sympathy. C. Shull improves his house with paint. H. Richardson plasters Fred Athey’s home. Burday School invites attendance as the last quarter ends.

Ladies Union E. Wood W. HE. Myers C. Shull Rollin Detroit College of Law Lee Reynolds Flint Will Gordon Forest Ralph Shull Brown Ora Hale Edwin Wool West Branch J. M. Roller Howly Clarence Davis Elizabeth Myers Haith J. Roller Fred Athey

Windover area visits and callers into Lake Windover

Local residents and visitors stopped by Windover Lake and area towns over the weekend. Names include Lyons, Nichols, Bruce, Krewson, Loomis, O Mealey, Finch, Harrington, Summers, McCall, Will Harry, Wheeler, and Wellman, with several travels from Clare, Mesick, Pontiac, Lansing, and Gibson City Illinois.

Ere Lyons North Azar Tom ‘Nichols Lake George P. Bruce and Son Pontiac Dale Krewson Mesick Earl Hartington Mark Loomis Clare AY O’mealey

Dover Sunday School Contest Ends with Blues Prevailing

Our Sunday School contest concluded last Sunday with the blues winning and the golds to be treated next Sunday. A large group attended communion services at the Brown led by Rev. Clapp. Several locals, including Floyd Allen and family, visited West Branch and Detroit friends. Busy Bees met at Henderson’s with 74 attending. Dover notes population growth and two new baby boys at Ed Courtney and Roy Hoover homes.

Brown Clapp Floyd Allen Lansing Harrison Wm. Henderson Soni Allen Lyle Allen Everett Allen Ed. Courtney Edward Jr Roy Hoover Floyd Garver Hod Dysinger Clarence Grandpa Dysinger Forest Dysinger Charles Fitzpatrick John Haring, Jr Edgerton Coleta Detroit A. Ginn John Shultz M. Buckley Clare Erwin Weaver F S Weaver

Classified Liner Next Week Prompts Visitor Names

The Sentinel seeks reader tips listing visitors or destinations to boost engagement. A cryptic line mentions the removal of whitewash from the wall of the church of St Maurice at Saanen Switzerland and various aged phrases suggesting upcoming notes.

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