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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1941
Page
12
In a cabin on the Venturer Mary endures unwanted advances by Peter while George is absent. She resists and Peter leaves, the ship then returns to routine as Richard pursues whaling near South America with calm seas and hopeful oil catches.
On deck Corkran talks of mutinous talk and a pearl shipment rumor while Mary and Richard notice changes in Corkran and fear for danger aboard. George, a brave quiet lover, reassures Mary as she navigates jealousy and trust amid shipboard tensions.
Rural community updates cover church services, Sunday programs at 8:00 pm, midweek prayer, and school starts at Brewer with Dorothy Heuschele returning as teacher. Grace Rinehart to teach Carrow School. many family visits, reunions, and travel along Lake Michigan and Lake Huron coasts. Several births, injuries, health notices, and social visits mark a busy period.
The report lists multiple social visits over the weekend including Mrs. Herrick and friend Jay Lenic from Saginaw, Bob Herrick and Mabel Miller taking his mother to Houghton Lake, Mae Langin and Mdna as dinner guests, George Davis and family from Corunna visiting the Bradleys, Maude Hale and R. C. Hale visiting, and Mrs. Gangler with children plus Mrs. VanHorn spending time with their mother Mrs. J. McClug. Mrs. Arthur Dull remains ill and plans hospital care in Ewart.
Andersonville school expands facilities with revarnished interior adjustable seats enlarged yard and welded all steel fence. State sanitation official Van Wagner praised economical improvements and new equipment while the board funds books pencils and supplies. Board members are Floyd Methner Henry Russell and Barney McNerney.
Hinkleville sent a strong showing at Farwell Labor Day. School opened Tuesday with Esther Richter of Clare as teacher. Several locals, including Elva Lea McIntosh and Bobbie Moline, entered Clare High School. Local residents shared visits, home improvements, and church events across Taymouth and nearby towns.
Don McIntosh and HWiva Lea with Mr and Mrs John Schultz attended the Fair. Mr and Mrs Wortney Davis visited her sister Rev and Mrs CG A Lohnes in Cadillac Saturday.
Pleasant Valley reports multiple family gatherings and weekend visits. Centerline residents Cecil Sutherland and Hazel Park pair Leonard Wood with families attended Bates home events. Guests from Pontiac Saginaw Toledo and Reed City joined various dinners and anniversaries at local homes.
John Densmore returned from Detroit for a short stay and weekend fair attendance. The Schaar reunion drew about twenty five relatives at Laverne Barber’s home with a pot luck, games, and photos. Numerous cousins and friends gathered from Farwell, Elm Grove, Vernon, Coleman, Bay City, Clawson, Harrison, and Gladwin.
Families from Clare Detroit Grand Rapids and Beaverton joined celebrations in Farwell and surrounding towns. The piece notes travels to and from holiday visits, welcomes, picnics, and dinners as relatives and friends spent Labor Day with kin and attended events.
West Grant hosts include Clifford Alger Lake Orion and Mrs Percis Great Lakes Minnesota with Clast family from Detroit visiting William Battles. Seeley Johnson visited son Ben Agle on Sunday. Herman Benning family from Chicago spent week with Chris Weber relatives. William Dwyer Clare visited his nephew and wife.
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