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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1927
Page
6
Méne McGuire stays with aunt Mrs. George Alwood while parents are north. Jack McGuire visits aunt Mrs. Toe Shea in the city. Mrs. Skeels calls on Mrs. Shea Sunday. Mortimer Shea sells potatoes to Clare Creamery man Carl Switzer. Was home from Bint over the weekend.
Hatton residents report livestock movements including sheep and lamb shipments from C Durfee and sons, truck work for beer harvesters, and community visits. A quilt surprises Aunt Hifie Green moving to Mann Siding, plus car mishaps near Clare and Farwell. Various visits, shop updates, and a pot luck dinner mark weekly life.
Lena Frees visits Mt Pleasant for a few days. Paul Nass from Toledo returns home with parents. Carl Micheal to Detroit via Detroit. stopover in Detroit planned. Neighbors host Otto Schuetz weenie roast. Don Fitzpatrick visits with Dora family. Randall and Suttons host relatives. Potato digging ongoing. Kinseys from Pontiac visit Grove home. Eula Robinett returns from Mt Pleasant Normal. Gertrude Garshow hosts Elsie Schuetz and Westella Ripenburg. Robinett daughter visits with Emmet Sutton. Charley and Edna Grover visit Carl Bauer home in Dover. Randall boys hold ball game at school. Gibis family visits Alois Gibis in Mt Pleasant. Alois Gibis joins Standard Oil Co. in Mt Pleasant. John Colmus visits Mt Pleasant to see ill sister.
Raymond Scott and Holly Laker each made business trips to Clare on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Jack Scott and their children stayed a couple of days. Mrs Jennie Tryon visited from Wednesday to Saturday with Mr and Mrs Frank Higelie at Harrison.
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