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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1926

Page

2

Reception for Woodward couple draws local crowd

Attendees at the Christian Church reception for Mr Woodward and his wife enjoyed the event. Hebert Fordyce recovers from a finger felon. Alfred Sietz and wife from Saginaw visited Chas Hames's home. Sietz notes his father broke a limb when a board flew during a Florida storm. Chas Squires and Blem Seymour return from bridge work near Barryton. Richard Fields and wife from Flint spent the weekend on their farm. Blem Seymour and wife visited Glare last Monday.

Woodward Christian Church Woodard Hebert Fordyce Alfred Sietz Saginaw Chas. Hames Florida Chas, Squires Blem Seymour Barryton Richard Fields Flint

East Lincoln Social Roundup at Clare and Nearby

East Lincoln residents Mr and Mrs Wm Kube and daughter Marguerite attended church at Clare Sunday. Sunday callers at C W Sprague included Mr and Mrs Joshua Miser of Dover and Mrs Minnie Taylor with daughter Mrs Wim Sly and Miss Ethel Graham of Harrison. Mabel Arla and Lola Cowles visited Carmel Henry near Lake George. Oscar Khube of Traverse City spent time with his parents last week. Mr and Mrs George Lawton, lately at their cottage, returned to Detroit. Mr Jennings of Lansing and friends from Saginaw joined duck hunters at Wm Kubes cottage.

Wm. Kube Marguerite Clare C. W. Sprague Joshua Miser Dover Minnie Taylor Wim. Sly Ethel Graham Harrison Mabel Arla Lola Cowles Carmel Henry Lake George George Lawton Detroit Jennings Lansing Saginaw Wm. Kubes

Brown Corners School Closed Over Scarlet Fever Cases

The Brown Corners school was shut last week due to two scarlet fever cases and no new cases are reported. The pause in schooling is seen as a hardship at the start of the term. Jottings note visitors, travel to Detroit for winter work, a Chicago trip, a home visit by Mrs Freed, and condolences to the Adam Reger family.

Ter Nara H. C. Mickle Brand Clair Coulter Charles Kleinhardt Austin Perverse Detroit Robert Shull Chicago Clara Freed Tony Adam Reger Ameden United States

Windover Lake Community Notes

Snow on Sunday hints at coming need for coal and wood and warm clothing. Local residents gather for greetings and visits from Clare, Windover, and Lake George. Social rounds include newlyweds Paul and Mrs Finch and trips to Dr McKnight’s office.

Mt Vernor Grange to Host Halloween Party for Families

Doris Sharr works for Mrs Clarence Ramey while Gladys Carlton and Emma Neuburg of Big Rapids visit Miss Carlton's sister Mrs Martin Holquist. Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs BE Sanborn and Geo Harings. Harl Sickert and Walter Falst from Mt Pleasant Normal stay with Edward White. Grange party planned for Friday October 22 with Hisse Holquist Nellie Ramey Cyntha Sattidim in charge. Pot luck supper.

Doris Sharr Clarence Ramey Gladys Carlton Emma Newburg Big Rapids Miss Carlton Martin Holquist BE. Sanborn Geo. Harings Chase Durnin Effie Hales Soo Harl Sickert Walter Falst Mt. Pleasant Grange Hisse Holquist Nellie Ramey Cyntha Sattidim Pat Battles Tom Ackerman Jim Crowley Henry . Ackerman Forest Brawer Ig Mortis McConnell Hosebush

Weekend Visits Scatter Across Counties

Maple Grove: Biner Schofield of Orion spent the weekend with family. Cecil and Davison of Flint and Miss Genevieve Schofield visited here and Farwell. J. W. Moore, wife and children dined with his Farwell father. Walter and David Davis families joined. Guy Perry of Lansing stayed with his wife’s parents Sunday into Monday. Ray Utley and family dined with aunt and uncle J. King at McBain. Don Luce helped Bernard Schofield with potatoes. John Schaar of Flint visited his father on the farm. Velma Schofield took a two week vacation. Yoder and wife of Lansing spent the weekend with her parents. En route they were in a minor car collision, none seriously hurt. Hart Halstead drove them back to Lansing. Mr. Rogers has been ill. Mrs. C. Sanborn remains sick with stomach trouble.

Biner Schofield Orion Cecil, Davison Flint Farwell Genevieve Schofield J. W. Moore Walter David Davis Saginaw Guy Perry Lansing Ray Utley J. King McBain Don Luce Bernard Schofield John Schaar Hart Halsted Rogers C. Sanborn

Community Notes From Arthur Center Area

Local short items highlight social visits from Pontiac residents to the Orvis and Roller households. Mentioned are peach gathering trips, a temporary home on a lot, and friendly calls from Ohio visitors. The Ladies Union met at Mrs. Roller with plans for October 28 and cemetery cleanups received thanks from many communities.

Floren Will Henderson Allen Geo. Bates Ohio Lester Kiggins Bert Huber J. M. Roller Myers Corners Arthur Center Andy Smith Brush College Chas. Heiser Milton Leitner Clare

Dover News Update on Local Families and Incidents

Mrs. F S Weaver nurses at Ralph Hughes home in Harrison and Vern Lower hosts during absence. Ross Dysinger drives a new Buick sedan while Dale Montney owns a Tudor Ford. Mrs Elizabeth Courtney moves to Flint with sister. sympathy extended to Adam Reager. Barbara Dysinger and Ester Dysinger attend school. Clayton Montney at Sag inaw wholesalers show. Ray Rule visits from Grand Rapids. Carl Bower and Dale Montney return with cars. Pat Allens horse injures him requiring stitches.

F. S. Weaver Ralph Hughes Harrison Ross Dysinger George Hilbourn West Branch Allen Dale Montney Vern Lower Mr. Weaver Weaver Courtney H Elizabeth Courtney Flint Adam Reager Barbara Ester Dysinger Clayton Montney Saginaw Ray Rule Grand Rapids Carl Bower Hitkon Pat Allen

Local Visitors and Travel Notes From Mann Siding and Farwell

Community members Southwest Greenwood and Mann Siding visited relatives including Mrs John Phannis and family, Mr and Mrs Cole and son, plus Mrs Mary Miller. The sick list includes Mrs BE Sabin with grandson Carl Underwood staying. George Voss returned from Ohio to ship potatoes, and Hay Van Valkingburg came back from Flint.

John Phannis and Sons Mann Siding Cole and Son Herman Stuermers Morey Mills Mary Miller Farwell BE. J. Sabin Carl. Underwood George Voss Ohio Hay van Valkingburg Flint

Heints Moving to Visit Family in Weeklong Stay

Henry Heints is moving away. Mrs Henry Heintz will spend the week with her parents Mr and Mrs Chris Bringold. Ervin and Carl Bringold and wife of Lansing spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Chris Bringold. Daniel Sabin Joe Robbing Lowell Smalley and sisters Doris and Alma spent Friday evening at Marie Graubs. Mildred Joe Robbins Ha Van Buskirk spent Sunday at Paul Kirchimirs. Freda Welch Martha Bringold spent Sunday with Gusta Rhac.

Henry” Heints Henry Heintz Will Chris Bringold Eryin Carl Bringold Lansing Daniel Sabin Joe ‘Robbing Lowell Smalley Doris Alma Marie Graub

Weekend Visits Fill Myers Corners Notes

Myers Corners residents recount weekend visits with relatives including the Orvis, Kennedy, Hutchinson, Hilborn and Myers families. Several locals plan stops in Lansing and Mt. Pleasant, while Ralph and Chester Myers head to the sugar beet plant. The Arthur cemetery society sets a meeting next Thursday, and others travel or relocate for work or family reasons.

Pioneer in Lighting at Wanamaker's First Electric Illumination

The John Wanamaker store in Philadelphia lit 28 arc lamps the night after Christmas 1878, claiming to be the first retailer powered by electricity and bringing daylight-like brightness to shoppers.

John Wanamaker Philadelphia

Kingston a Brief Capital of Canada in 1841 to 1843

Kingston Ontario served as the capital of Canada from 1841 to 1843. The city sits on the site of Fort Frontenac at the head of the St Lawrence River and was captured by the English in 1762.

Kingston Ontario Canada Frontenac St. Lawrence River

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P. F. Creguer East Fourth Street Mich Rudy J. Cotton N. L. Tibbits East Lincoln Oscar Khube Traverse City Windover Lake Tony Achard Irad Strubler Windover Shepherd Harl Sprague Fred Wolf Burns Paul Finch Glen Harris I. Struble Win. Briggs Ruth Hart Sprague Oliver Campbell Billie Eeith Burns Dr. McKnight Mt. Vernor. Grange Maple Grove Dover News Southwest Greenwood Bud Orvis Pontiac Hugene Orvis W. H. Kennedy A. Hutchinsom F. M. Myers Henry Hilborn Della Listenfelt W. Kanarr K. A. Turner W. B. Myers Ralph Chester Myers Norman A. Hutchinson I. Isenberger Arthur Cemetery Society L. A. Riggens M. Winters Little Frank Bender The Reo CHE Michigan Michigan Railroad Association Farwell State Savings Bank Farwell, Michigan Banking Department Trar Ani Banike Savings Department Checka State OF ALLEN R/ GRAHAM Onashier Allen R Graham Leslie R Shear Expres J.L. Littlefield B. Glass Thos, Carl. Holbrook Clare, Michigan McEwan B. J. Sanford Medicine and Surgery Tatman Michiganl
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