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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1937

Page

3

Clare Area Social Notes Report Several Local Visits

Mrs. Elizabeth McIntosh leaves Monday for Pontiac to attend the Rebekah Grand lodge as Clare lodge delegate. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Edwards of Butternut visit her parents in Clare. James Turow installs electric lights at home. Wellington Moline and family visit Lansing relatives. Mrs. Clara Davison of Lansing visits brother’s home. Gordon McIntosh builds a new tenant house. Mrs. Jerry Koontz retires after a week with her hospitalized mother. Mrs. Koont is nursing Mrs. Hinkle in fragile condition. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Teale start a house on Rudy addition west of Clare. Mrs. Kittie McIntosh returns from Farwell helping Geo Chappell. A death occurs Monday after months of illness. sympathy to the family. Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman relocate to Flint.

Elizabeth McIntosh Rebekah Grand Lodge Pontiac Clare Lodge Ted Edwards Butternut Chas Malbere James Turow Wellington Moline Lansing Clara Davison Gordon McIntosh Jerry Koontz St. Lawrence Hospital Koont Hinkle Wm. Teale Rudy Addition Clare Kittie McIntosh Farwell Geo. Chappell John Sherman Flint

Mrs Tealle Breaks Right Arm Cranking Car

Mrs. Wm. Tealle broke her right arm Monday while cranking her car. Mrs. Chas Koontz of Lansing visited. Mr. and Mrs. Hinkle Saturday.

Wm. Tealle Chas Koontz Lansing Hinkle

Potatoes Dug and Hunters Active in Area

West Freeman notes many neighbors dig potatoes this week and huntsmen are present in the woods since season opened though bird success is unclear. Several locals attended John Martins auction near Sears on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W Flinn of Marion visited Sunday with their niece Mrs Bigia Hickok and family. Mrs Lois Cook called on Mrs Frank Gaffney and her new daughter Caroline Jane Sunday afternoon.

Neghborhood John Martins Sears W. ©. Flinn Marion Bigia Hickok Lois Cook Frank Gaffney Caroline Jane

Loch-a-Bar Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits

Mrs. F. Littlefield spent Thursday in Clare and Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. A. Cline and grandson Elwood Sherman of White Cloud visited her daughter Mrs. L. Frisbey. L. Cline and Dana visited Royal Oak friends. Mrs. Frisbey attended Grand Chapter O B S in Grand Rapids. The Murdocks of Lansin moved to Beach Wood Farm. Ambrosier home guests included Mr. and Mrs. Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Killburn of Flint. Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Cooke of Corunna. Frank Lagroo works for I. Littlefield. Matt Schmidt helps M. Graves with potatoes.

F. Littlefield Clare Mt. Pleasant A. Cline Elwood Sherman White Cloud L. Frisbey L. Cline Dana Royal Oak Grand Chapter B. S Grand Rapids Murdock Lansin Beach Wood Ambrosier Walker T. Killburn Flint B. Cooke Corunna Frank Lagroo I. Littlefield Matt Schmidt M. Graves

Gilmore Center Gilmore Church of Christ Service Schedule

The Gilmore Church of Christ announces a 10:00 devotion, 10:15 and 10:30 services with readings from John 6 53 58 and related verses. 11:00 a m Bible school led by Alvin Wood, 7 30 p m young peoples meeting, 8 15 p m sermon fourth in a series on The condition of Membership. Public invited.

Gilmore Church OF Christ Alvin Wood John

Maple Grove U B Church Sees Attendance and Illness Updates

Rev Town leads Sunday services at Maple Grove U B Church with Sunday School at 2 00 pm and preaching at 3 00 pm Prayer meetings each Wednesday at 8 00 pm Victor Birdsall visits with Rev Town Donna Rodgers absent from school with scarlet fever Mrs Rodgers injured in a fall Walter and Mrs Smedley travel to Detroit Minnesota for母her illness Wilmer Schofield Jr Ruth Harriger visit Ina Pavison and family at her Par ents home on Sunday families tour Herschel Reiss home and US 10 Verdie Van Sickle Chas Tigner of Flint visit parents Verde Van Sickle and Chas Tigner visit Mt Pleasant friends and relatives share supper with gifts of dishes

Victor Birdsall Rev. Town Donna Rodgers Rodgers Walter Smedley Detroit Minnesota Wilmer Schofield, Jr Ruth Harriger Ina Pavison Farwell E. Schofield Herschel Reiss Us-10 Verde van Sickle Chas. Tigner Flint Tigner Harry Webster Hilesn Schofield Mt. Pleasant

Michigan Senate Bill Seeks Printed Names for Recorded Instruments

The Michigan Senate moves to require legible printed or stamped names for all instruments recorded by county registers. Provisions demand printed names beneath signatures for executors witnesses and notaries, with exceptions for out of state instruments and fully printed signatures. An affidavit can allow record despite noncompliance if it names correct parties and explains alias usage.

Senate Register of Deeds State of Michigan

Hi-Jacks Cows Reported At Nashville Stockyards

A forty two year old man described as a negro used a bucket to “hi jack” cows at the Union stockyards in Nashville Tennessee. Police investigated the incident and seek information from witnesses. The report notes the unusual theft method and ongoing inquiry.

Nashville Tenn Union

Owner Turns Over 1925 Auto After Tow Bill

Albert Prass of Marshfield went to seek aid after his car stalled on the Oregon Coast highway near a railroad overpass. While absent a policeman summoned a wrecker. Pratt returned to find his car missing and the wrecker met him in a nearby town. He turned the 1925 auto over to the wrecker and marked up the bill.

Bill Marshfield Albert Prass Marshfield Oregon Coast Highway Pratt Ag & Total

Blue Accented Jacket and Dress Ensemble Feature

The outfit presents a black crepe dress with a blue jacket front and scarf-like drape. Black sleeves match the dress, and clips on each side of the neck secure the dress.

Wallis

Apple Ripening Changes Color and Texture

As apples ripen they lose starch and acidity and regain sugar. The green skin of many varieties develops a blush or solid red stripe, and the flesh becomes softer as maturation proceeds.

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