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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1944
Page
6
Windover Lake social notes include Mr and Mrs D Woolston and Miss Sue Henry as dinner guests at the Weage home. Irene Goodrich returned home from Cadillac hospital after surgery last Friday. Darrell Weage left Clare Tuesday for unknown destination.
A brief note records a morning at an induction center with Good Luk, Darrell, Mrv and Mrs. Perking of Asia visiting Windover last week.
Community mourns the passing of Wm Buckley. Local residents Donna Colosky and Lorraine Smith visited the Don Brown family. Youngsters Donald Brown Johnny Sullivan and Howard traveled to Flint for a time. Grandchildren Junior and Nancy Brown live with Mi and Mrs Don Brown and attend Lake school. Barryton Freshman Sophomore party attended by Chester Clark Luella Kinney Marguerite Brown Don Langworthy and Joan Vinton. Some neighbors attended a Brinton dance. Barryton school remains closed for potato digging vacation. Mrs Don Brown visited Ray Clark Friday. Mrs Wa Feuchter visited Don Brown Saturday. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hunt and family dined with the Browns Sunday.
Sincere sympathy is extended to the family of the late Wm Buckley. Donald Brown and Geraldine Clark are both employed in Flint. The high school children are having potato digging vacation. Gordon Ferneda and Ray Clark went to Reed City Sunday afternoon to see Gordon's brother-in-law George Sparks who is in the hospital there. George was injured by a horse which.
A sequence of brief notes records locals visiting relatives and attending events. Avis Sturgis spends a week with her parents the Alfred Sturgises. Miss Alice of Big Rapids returns home. Mr and Mrs Fred Sowle and family visit relatives near Mt Pleasant. Chester Clark and Marguerite Brown attend a Freshman-Sophomore party at Barryton. Russell Spence and bride stay with his mother at Snook and help Ed harvest potatoes. Loraine Smith of Lake and Donna Belle Colosky of Lansing visit aunt Mrs Don Brown. Chet spends Sunday with cousin Alfred Tryon near Lake.
Rev. E. E. Redman leads Lake George Baptist Church with Sunday School at 2 00 pm and preaching at 3 00 pm. The Sailor Boys and Chaplain will sing and speak. Young People meet Friday night at 8 00. Visitors include Ray Boivin family and Helen Anderson of St. Louis. Tolson and accompanying relatives stay at the Boivin cottage on Shingle Lake.
The Bell System notes 184,999 sisters and 185,000 telephone operators, the largest number in history, to handle rising calls. Service is generally good but long distance lines to war busy centers can crowd. operators may request limits of five minutes per call.
Miss Bessie Abbott visiting her parents with Clare and King families joining. Several calls from Milo King J King Mrs Alfredo King Annabelle Doris and Walter Stittsworth Mrs KR B Howard and son Allen Mr and Mrs BE Honeycutt and son Buddy My and Mrs Bink Host and child of Ewart visiting relatives. Harry and Russell Kress families host others at their home. Reverend H Kilgren from Rosebush visited Moyers cottage. Rose Coon and daughter visited Alma. Alfred Morrison stopped at Frank Luce's en route Cad nac.
Local column records farm tasks and harvests as neighbors assist Clare Perry. News includes hospital visits, new birth, animal losses, outings, church events, Red Cross work, and community sympathy. Names include Fern Perry Glare Perry Ward Frizzell Win Ingraham and Hugh Allen.
Uplifting report on sermons stressing the Word as a shield against temptations and noting Christ used the Word against persecutors. Next week’s topic will be Spirit Filled. Small crowd due to local illness. pastor recovering from neuritis at Crystal home. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Mott welcomed. Scripture from Luke 6 37 cited: judge not, condemn not, forgive.
Rail schedules show Eastern War Time Timetables for Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette routes with departure and arrival times. Greyhound routes list east west and north connections from Clare with transfer points at Bay City Reed City Saginaw and Traverse City plus daily Dow Workers Bus times.
The text praises a $100,000 effort to found a bureau against intolerance and prejudice. It questions whether tolerance starts at home, noting domestic strife in a family over smoking hats and music as seeds of wider neighborly and national intolerance.
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