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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1951
Page
3
The October 16 gathering drew good attendance as members discussed the statewide deer hunting boundary dispute plus home fire prevention ideas. A pot luck supper followed with wildlife and chicken notes. next meeting set for November with ice cream and cake refreshments.
The notice invites all old and new friends to a church homecoming on Saturday November 10 with a noon potluck dinner and an afternoon program of music and speaking. Ada Coulter visits Kenneth Williams at Higgins Lake. congratulations to Mr and Mrs Paul Williams.
A report from a Michigan community recalls visitors and gatherings near the church. Rev and Mrs Miller hosted guests including an old army friend Wallace Chapman of Detroit. Multiple residents visited relatives, attended weddings, and joined an all day WMA meeting with a pot luck lunch planned for November 1 at the church.
Mrs Heymen Weisner of Angola Indiana spent a week with her parents Mr and Mrs J C Goats. Numerous locals visited relatives, attended church events and hosted Sunday dinners with the Coats Newman and Davis families in the Brush College area.
Journal notes a flurry of weekend visits and small town movements in Loomis. Mrs Burns hosts and visits nearby families. Burns and Court families travel to Bay City and Saginaw. several friends stop by to see Mrs Burns and Mrs Bunting while health concerns surface.
Elm Grove residents hosted Sunday dinners with many neighbors from Mat ion Lansing Detroit Indiana and To ledo. Jimmie kein rath son of Ben kein rath suffered severe injuries in a crash with an escort vehicle. he remained unconscious four days and later regained some awareness before slipping into a coma. Arthur Dull sold his poultry and egg business to a Weidman firm and will relocate. Several weekend visitors included Bob Herrick and family and Mr. and Mrs Devkison from Detroit. Local church verse closes the item.
Temple Frank Schram Bert Switzer and Peter Schram were Clare callers Friday. Callers at the Myers home recently were Ddna Searson of Farwell Helen Carlson of Tustin and Frank Schram of M-115 Mrs Emma Holford and Nita Morrow were Mr. Pleasant visitors on Wednesday Floyd Chumberlain has his barn finished and it makes another tire improvement in the community. Myr. and Mrs. Floyd Holford and children of Saginaw spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Roy Holford Ray Wolfe of Saginaw was 28 Sunday dinner guest at the Myers home. Mr and Mrs Thurman Swartz are at home again after spending several weeks visiting their children in Owosso and Muskegon. Toi Romine of Flint spent the weekend with the Beverly Shaws. Mrs Frank Simpson of Clare called on Mr and Mrs Roy Holford Friday. Mrs Holford went to Clare for a few days visit.
A cluttered list of visitors and relatives appears from local households. Many names travel between Farwell Clare and Detroit while births and weddings mark family life this week.
Delwin Grange notes from May include Mr and Mrs Donald Morrison of Mr Pleasant hosting Jack Morrison and Lorraine McDonald gatherings. Bruce Morrison and family welcomed visitors. many relatives from Alma Fort Campbell and Bradenton Florida stop by.
Gladwin community gathering hosts a November 10 event. Sunday dinner at the Rountree home with Mr and Mrs Frank Rountree. Halloween party by the Hamilton Hustlers 44 Chub on October 27. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Chas Meilke and Mr and Mrs Walter Meilke. Feeder call sale at Gladwin stockyards attracts regional attendees. Walter Kreimpetz reports a good herd. Walter Walker foot trouble mentioned.
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A narrator recalls a Saturday trip to Central City for a football game. Traffic jams and a wrong turn lead to a dead end and a line of frustrated drivers. The tale extols personal decision making and rejects following the crowd in everyday choices.
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