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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1930
Page
2
A long list of residents and visitors from North Star Lansing Detroit East Lansing Freeland Ovid and other Michigan towns vacationed at Windover Lake and nearby cottages during Labor Day week. Families and friends, including Finches Dimmicks Ferguson and Holmes, enjoyed lakeside activities and dances while planning return trips and school starts.
West Freeman resident John White surveyed a mile of road for a gravel project. Kenneth Kipp and family from Marion fished at Lostlake Wednesday. Numerous families from Detroit Mt. Clemens and Brooklyn joined weekends at Lost Lake resort amid school openings and housing arrangements for winter.
Mr. and Mrs. BE McCrea and family of Clare visited, with the Hutchinsonsons and at the Kleiner home. Miss Inez Hemstreet of Toledo vacations with Geo Hemstreet’s family. Rain Saturday night welcomed. school opened with Mr. Nash in charge. teachers and pupils wished a pleasant year.
Collonville David Teal and family and Mr and Mrs Wesley Teal from Southeast Sheridan spent Sunday with L A Bodkins. Mrs John Smith and daughter and Mrs Fred Swingman and children of Saginaw visited Burt Butter and old friends. Mildred Ferris stayed with grandmother Mrs Albert Hanner. Several families including Walters Guthrie Bodkins hosted others. Wallie Rutter and Fred Zwingman of Saginaw visited Burt Rutter family. O H Philips visited Lansing relatives. Dorothy Ferris spent time with cousins in Harrison. A goomary attended Labor Day in Farwell.
Neighbors announce new arrivals and visits across Clare, Mt. Pleasant, Flint, and Detroit. Highlights include Mr and Mrs Haines moving to A I Gort farm, Emma Cassady visiting Claud Cassady, and various local families hosting relatives and attending events such as a Labor Day celebration and a church camp. Teachers and students from Clare High are listed among area residents.
Ward district notes Sprague of Clare spent days nearby last week. Detroit visitors Mr. and Mrs. Fourner and family stayed over Labor Day with Mrs. and Mrs. Barlow. Reavy Barlow of Flint spent Labor Day with his parents, E. R. Barlow. Clifford Jesse called Sunday. Mrs. M. Craine and Chas Craine and son Alvin visited Luther, returning Monday. Helen Thomas of Bristol will enroll here again. Floyd Craine and Roy Green visited. August Hoskey hosted Flint relatives. Labor Day trips to Farwell. School began Tuesday with a new bus and driver Floyd Craine. Residents appreciated the little rain over the weekend. bean pulling is this area’s talk.
A Battle Creek physician warns constipation causes much misery but Rexall Orderlie tablets offer relief by drawing water into the colon for a gentle natural movement. Chew Rexall Orderlie at night for a brighter next day. 24 tablets for 26 cents at E A Anderson's Rexall Drug Store.
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