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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1940
Page
2
Yolney Davis and his mother Lenora Davis visited Moline after a weekend at his Birmingham workplace. The visit followed the production milestone of the 16 millionth Chevrolet vehicle.
Residents and visitors are listed in a long Roundup of weekend and weekday engagements across Farwell White Cloud and surrounding towns. Families visit relatives move homes attend church and travel to Flint Otisville Breckenridge Colonville and Midland with several به mentions of local schools and church events.
Charles Hees traveled to Detroit to fetch household goods for the winter. Winston Raymond and family dined with Adolph Hildebrandts in Arthur. Lola Rulapaugh visited her daughter in Flint. Virgil Newman hosted his in laws and relatives, while Tony Cingano recovers from a leg injury. Frank Mestler works on the new two mile county road.
George Saul and Bart Saul of Angola Indiana visited at the Blain and Art Saul home from Friday through Monday. Elsie Rank of Eagie called on Gladys Saul Sunday. Dell Beots and son Paul of Millington visited friends here and at the Brown. Clare Walters was in a car accident when a horse veered into the road causing a collision with a culvert. Delmar Allen and Dennis Kay of the Cornwell farm visited his parents Hiverette and Mrs Allen on Sunday. Sunday visitors at Ployd Allen’s included Delmar Allen Dennis Kay and others from Harri son Temple Detroit and Pontiac families.
Stiff frost greeted Tuesday as Mr. and Mrs. William Moline and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Woodcock of Ithaca were weekend guests of Vern Moline. Mrs. James Touro returned from Paulding Ohio. Mrs. H F Armstrong and Doris Jean visited sister-in-law Mrs. Volney Davis. George Belcher did work for F Hinkle. Mr. and Mrs. Sharland and Mrs. Mary Bradford of Dansville visited Arthur Sharland and family. Thurston Allen went to Pontiac for work and boarded with the McCreary family. Raymond Moltke and friends fished along the east shore. en route home they visited his parents.
West Freemaps notes Sunday dinners hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan with Mrs. Otis Hansen listed as sick. Ottis Hicks of Sears visited Clarence Cook and family. Gaffney and Hickok youth attend Sunday School. A Friday night party at Bob Zimmerman’s with Elgin Hickok visiting Frank Gaffney. Clarence Cook family spent Saturday with Herbert Sebring at Evart.
The P T A gathering in the schoolhouse Friday night drew strong attendance thanks to the entertainment committee led by Rev H Armstrong Arthur Lower and George Bates. Guests included Rev and Mrs Henderich and the evangelist. Beaverton and Bad Axe visitors also noted. Sunday guests were Mr and Mrs Robert Filton and daughter Carol from Bad Axe.
Mrs Birdie Smith and party visited the Smith farm and L Robinett home. Ruth Blystone was bitten by Sandy the dog. Dr Wood stitched the wound and prognosis rests on ten days. Vane and Vernell Mickle enlisted in the Navy and left for Lansing. a farewell dinner was held at Verne Mickle’s home. Various neighbors from Clare Lansing Dover and Lake attended gatherings and Sunday visits. hunts and travel noted among families and friends.
Ted Newman and Ronald Onpttarton undertake a local advertising visit to boost community awareness. The event emphasizes outreach efforts and potential collaboration with nearby organizations.
MANN Siding and Mrs Bert Green of Mid Tand attended the farm here on Friday. A barn on the Henry Warner farm received a new green roof. A good turnout filled the first Friday meeting with a short program enjoyed by all. My and Mrs Leland Payreaux of Alma were Sunday visitors at the Amerson Burton home. Friends from Greenwood visited Marvin Teinis on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Norman Allen of Pontiac spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs J B Allen. Lawrence Hutchinson has been working on the road near Farwell. Guests of Miss Virginia Rutter of Colonville included Miss Margarite Leeth Walter Kleiner and Clifford Wood. Revival services at Colonville closed Sunday night. The evangelist returned to Detroit Monday. Mrs A White came home from the hospital Saturday and is improving. Her mother Mrs Owens of near Gladwin will stay to help until recovery. Marguerite Leeth and Walter Kleiner were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs R Hutchinson and family. Afternoon callers were A H Hutchinson and daughters of Midland. Mrs A H Hutchinson was called to Lansing Sunday for the illness of her sister Mrs Holmes Kennedy. Silo filling keeps everyone busy and the weather is favorable for farm work.
Sunday School at 2 PM and preaching at 3 PM weekly. A rain-soaked but well attended service featured Rev. James Rogers of Clare. Next Sunday Elder J Pennick of Gilmore Church of Christ may visit if possible. Special music planned by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webster. Hospital trip mentioning family illness and various social visits noted among locals.
Mrs Pearl Tryon and friends toured Traverse City and nearby spots. Hemmed by social calls from Harley Bentley family, Schofield at Maple Grove hosted Doris Powell, and Glenn Powell hosted visitors from Napoleon and Cement City. Girl Scouts met at Carol Schofield's home with officers elected and plans for uniforms discussed.
A fragment references a flag flying day at two locations, including the Capitol grave of Francis Scott Key, noting ceremonial practice.
Dr. Lanting urges health district readers to develop mental maturity and moral responsibility as central to national defense. He warns against self centered youth and panic driven adults, stressing independent thinking, accountable leadership, and daily duties from childhood onward.
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