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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1927
Page
7
Mrs Lena Frees came home Wednesday night from Mt Pleasant due to illness of her niece and nephew in the hospital. Otto Schuetz is working a few days with Wm Kapplinger. Weather alternates between rain and clear spells in the area.
South West Gilmore M L Burgess visited Ray Jarman on Monday. Jessie Burgess entertained company from Detroit Sunday. A plowing bee for Isaac Shaner Thursday. Mrs Shaner recovering from an operation. Henry bought a Chevrolet touring bar. The Junior Boys Club misses Friday meeting due to Mr Woodard being in Indiana.
Pratts Corners families visited relatives in Harrison and Mt. Pleasant while Rosebush guest Lee Van Gundy spent Sunday with Glifford Alger. Howard and Lloyds returned from Pontiac after visiting N. Howard's family. O J Alger sold nine calves to Glen Blystone. A late Saturday collision south of the corner left two cars badly damaged but no serious injuries were reported.
Dana and Bessie Kress of Vernon attend school while visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Harry Kress. Elmer Kress returns from Flint for the weekend as others note activity around Shingle Lake cottage building. Newton Kress visits Harry Kress as the Ann Arbor Railroad crew works the Jordan ditcher on the grade.
Advance Grange reports a fine turnout next Tuesday as officers are elected led by Master Harry Bradley and Lecturer Bessie Bradley. A pot luck supper closes the meeting. Rudy Cotton to present a radio program. Young members plan a Halloween dance with decorated hall and music. all invited.
A newborn son arrived for Mr and Mrs Clark Davis on September 29. Nearby, George Larson and family from Pontiac visited Ole Larson's home from Thursday night to Sunday. Mrs McDonald stayed with her son Roscoe Smith’s family. Bertha Randall and son Harley joined Mrs R Randall for Sunday dinner. Charlie Jesmin roofed Levi Priest’s house. Vivian Sowle spent the weekend at home. Charlie Jesmin and Goldie Priest returned from a 225 mile trip to up north to see Charlie’s mother. Dorothy Randall visited from Alma. Norman Densmore’s wife spent 42 weeks in Pontiac, returning Saturday night. Russell Gerow remains in Detroit hospital with a long standing leg issue. William Black plans a new house to replace a recently burned dwelling.
Mr and Mrs Charles Manwaring and daughter Gurnith spent Sunday in Hergevill e. Mr and Mrs John Sersaw and son are visiting in Hergevill e for a few days. Mr and Mrs Dan Price and family were at William Rauch's Saturday night. Walter Waers and Dan Price and son were in Loyal to Clare on Cousiness Saturday. Many Herseville boys assisted George Dunn of Flint with potato planting on his Grout township farm.
West Grant reports its first killing frost Sunday night. Local residents share meals and visits across Clare County towns. The community notes arrivals from Toronto and Flint trips, and a death from Flint listed among circulating obituaries.
Miss Viola Hanner of Greenwood and Ralph Brown of Mann Siding were married at the groom’s home on Sunday afternoon by A. B. Burton. Attendants were Viola Brown and Howard Brockayay. They plan to reside in Pontiac where the groom works.
Howard and Berk and Brockway of Pontiac spent the weekend at their homes here Paul Grune bought a new Chevrolet coach. Mr and Mrs Ralph Brown visited her parents in Greenwood. Bess Pfannes and Viola Brown with Myrtle Rodahaugh visited Clare. Local dance at Temple drew onlookers. Howard Smith from Flint spent the weekend at Gene Burton’s. Gene Burton and son Ottos, with John Boulton of Flint, visited the Burton home. Carl Monday went to Flint to visit his sister. Lewis Brown of Flint spent the weekend with his wife and family here. Brown home hosted a charivari for the newly married couple Saturday night.
Leroy M. Whitney, pastor, announces services on October 16 at 8:30 a.m. and a preaching service at Wise Community Church with Sunday School at 10:15 a.m. A preaching service at Center will follow with Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. 1:30 p.m. joint Sunday School convention at the Pres-
Presbyterian charel hosts Young People gathering at 8:00 pm and evening service at 7:00 pm in the church. No evening service at the Methodist church. Mr and Mrs Orrin First visited Mr and Mrs Harry Johnson in Marion. Helen Aletha Game moved to live with Rev and Mrs Whitney. Roy Matteson and bride returned from a two week honeymoon in northern Iowa. Mr and Mrs Bimo Dunn visited, then returned to Detroit. Mrs W Sleight, working in Mt Pleasant, spends the week at home.
Camels and their relatives were brought to Virginia in 1701 but failed due to ignorance of their habits and poor care methods. The sale ends Saturday night at Anderson's.
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