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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1938
Page
6
Vernon Hill and Vernon area residents visited relatives including Thomas Bolen and Warren Heiser during a busy weekend. Others called on Bolen or joined extended family at Alma, Farwell, Clare, Vernon, and nearby towns, sharing meals, social visits, and local events.
Head Amendment 3 Drive Wood, noted sportsman, chairs the campaign with Former Governor Osborn as vice chair for the November 8 general election. Amendment No 8 would guarantee that gasoline and automobile license plate taxes are spent on highways roads and streets.
Midland residents Mr. and Mrs Adolph Meirholzer and Linda spent the weekend at Violet Sunday home. Miss Marguerite Lower was in Lansing Saturday. Miss Lawrence Garver and Miss Frances Coulter visited Ruth Black Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shaver welcomed a son Allan Lee born Thursday October 6. Lansing visitors Mr. and Mrs. Wm Clark stayed with Albert Shaver family. Mrs. Nora Langworthy cares for Mrs. Glen Martin. George Nichols of Saginaw visited Roy and Mrs. Sweet. Forest Garver and family visited Fred Allen and family in Hagle respective areas.
Pleasant Valley residents Mr. and Mrs Ernest Penrose and daughter Myrna Mae visited their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Qwen n Spink. Mr and Mrs Archie Tryon of Pon fiae spent the weekend here. Mrs Mayme Runyan returned home for a few weeks visit. Sheriff and Mrs Geo Bates and Lawrence of Harrison called. Bert Kinne of Arthur spent Monday at Spink home. Jack Smith of Clare visited the Bateses Tuesday evening.
Our home economics group met with Mrs. Chas Heber to start the yearts work with nearly all members present. 4H club members had a good trip to Lansing Saturday. The Tom Hileman family visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bringold of Greenwood Sunday. The Richardson family visited Sheridan Two Sunday. Russell Pixley spent the weekend with relatives in Lansing. Marvin Heintz is much better. Charles Heber and other GO W members trip to Gaylord Tuesday. Mrs Leo Heintz helped Saturday night caring for Seaver Busty mio Glare Monday.
Headquarters Miss Rosalie Langworthy and her Mother were callers at the Mead home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norman of Houghton Stake and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lang of Harrison visited the Norman home Tuesday. Rex Carey and friend from Battle Creek were weekend visitors of his mother Carrie Carey and family. Wallace Compton is shingling his house. Kathryn Norman visited Kate Lang and attended the show at Clare Monday. Ed Van Campen visited Bert Davison at Dolph over the weekend. Russell Yake stayed at the Page farm for a couple of days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Norman visited his sister and family Mrs. Robert Malcolmson at Beaverton Monday. Week-end visitors at the Norman home were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Daysih and family of Dolph and Leonard Blaisdell of Houghton Lake.
Frost halted frost damaged radiators and a local frost event affected homes. The column lists visits from families in Mr. Pleasant Munnsing Flint Gilmore Grand Rapids Farwell Lake Saginaw Midland and Lake George with many Sunday calls and dinners. Newlyweds Richard Harkness receive congratulations as R J Powell and others visit.
A sermon outlines the command to not take the Lord’s name in vain and to avoid idle talk. It discusses swearing, honesty, and living now under Christ’s guidance, urging believers to let their words reflect a heart filled with Scripture.
The Vernon Center Extension Group held its first meeting at Mrs. Sam Loomis' home in Vernon with fifteen members present and two visitors. A pot luck dinner followed as the group planned lessons on kitchen arrangements led by Mrs. Lionel Duncan and Mrs. Kenneth Telcher. The next meeting is set for Mrs. Charles Brooks' home in Glare. The Jamaica coast line is described as turtle shaped with 17,000 foot mountain ridges forming its back.
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