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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1950
Page
9
Local families hosted and visited relatives over the weekend from Mt. Pleasant to Detroit and Pontiac. Guests included the McDonalds and Stilgenbauers, the Swindlehursts, the Cooks, the Hoyle family, the Hunstons and many others visiting in Lansing Clare Beal City Elkhart and Miami. The article lists numerous social calls, dinners, and an emergency appendectomy recovery for Carol Acker.
Local families in Clare county hosted guests from Michigan towns including Williamston Mt. Pleasant and Lansing over the weekend. Visitors arrived from Oak Harbor Ohio Elmore Ohio and Sanford with others attending meals and events at various homes.
Mrs Suillus Poldest of South Bend Indiana visited three weeks at Hubbard Lake with her son Job Poidess and daughter in law Jack Lynch and family. They returned to Kawkawlin Sunday as school opens this week. Mr Lynch will go back to Hubbard Lake to supervise bean harvest.
Mr and Mrs A J Marvin spent the week at Maple Rapids returning home Saturday. Mrs Clara Kinney of Cedar Springs and Miss Mildred Birtles of Belding spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs J Z Sweet and son. Saturday supper guests included Mr and Mrs George Bufford and two sons and a nephew from Lincoln Park and Mr and Mrs B W Stremler and two sons from Charlotte. The Gazellas of Ionia visited the Sweets on Sunday. Jim Sweet and James Jr. were in Flint on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ray Brown and mother returned from Flint. Thursday visitors at Lloyd Hunts included Mr and Mrs Jas Sweet and son. News was hard to obtain due to a weak telephone line. Mildred Birtles, Clara Kinney, and Jas Sweet and James Jr visited Alfred Navarre’s home at Sherman City Monday evening.
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