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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1946
Page
5
Mrs. Florence Palmer spent days at the Walt Deller home and visited daughter in Ann Arbor. Numerous relatives and friends from Freeland Clare Kalamazoo Huntington Ind. joined gatherings, dinners, and a wedding at Elm Grove.
Attendance at Sunday School and church was thirty seven. This Sunday September 15 the Last Supper will be commemorated. Everyone welcome at this service. Visitors noted include Harley Coats family at Farwell and Mrs. W Badgley Beverly at Orvis home. Chas Garver and son Jimmy with Rose Athey family. Bible verse Prov 3:6.
Sunday events recap lists visiting families and neighbors with dinner and hospitality at various homes including Carncross Kleiner Hutchinson and McDonald households. Several birthday and dinner gatherings note Gordon Kleiner celebrated with family and friends in the community.
Rev. and Mrs. Cy Gail and family of Pincanning were guests at the parsonage for Sunday dinner. Rev Gail delivered a gospel message Sunday morning. Mrs. Clara Rockey visited Friday. Rev and Mrs Honderich visited Mr and Mrs Bernard Allen and children Thursday. Rev M R Honderich and Rev Cy Gail went to Lansing Tuesday for a ministerial convention. Mrs Honderich will stay at the Gail home.
Rainfall welcomed as work and travel continue. Davis family guests in Detroit. Langworthys from Midland and Wise visit. Saginaw visitors stay with Herricks. silo filling begins as frost prompts farming. Smiths return from Richmond California. Wilsons visit Lansing and Grand Ledge with a trip to the Portland area. County road workers fill Bailey Creek washout while Burmeister visits Detroit kin. Maurice Sherbino and Hedman visit Hess family in Flint area.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Whitman of Beaverton welcome daughter Blaine born at Gladwin hospital on September 5 with Grandma Dora Hess smiling on the happy occasion.
Jesse Lee Freeman visited his daughter and family the Oberlins in Mecosta on Thursday. Albert Lee and children attended the Hart reunion in Stanton on Labor Day and stayed with her uncle George Hart. Elgin Hickok and wife spent Monday evening with their daughter Jerry Anderson in Barryton. Nyle Rizer called on Cecil Gaffney and wife Sunday.
Miss Donna Vinton turned nineteen with a Labor Day weekend gathering at her grandmother’s home. Forty-two friends and relatives from Ithaca Alma Grand Rapids Detroit Mt Pleasant and Lake attended the birthday dinner with ice cream cake and cookies.
Dover notes list visits and calls from Flora Walters and Vernon residents Mrs. Tom Dwyer and the Leclaire family. Families in Clare Hamilton and Boston are mentioned with gatherings at the Allen and Bauer homes. Local trips include Carl Bauer moving gravel screen to Nester Dam and various family visits over Labor Day weekend.
Miss Gayle Clute spent the week with her mother in Saginaw. Mr and Mrs Otto Kleiner were Sunday afternoon callers at the Chas Strouse home. Mrs Owen Spink spent Saturday afternoon at the John Presley home. Mr and Mrs Alton David and Donald K were supper guests Sunday at the Charles David home. Howard Penrose was a Sunday afternoon caller at the Owen Spink. Dren attended the birthday dinner Saturday evening at the Ernest Kleiner home in honor of Gordon Kleiner.
The frost on Monday caused notable damage across the locality. Schools reopened Tuesday September 3 with Mrs. John Beathes teaching. Several residents from Flint Clare Hatton and Farwell visited neighbors and relatives through the week.
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