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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
4
Names of residents visiting relatives and attending events appear throughout the column. Notable entries include Mrs. A. Br. Canfield entertained by her uncle and aunt, Miss Hien Clute bound for Mt Pleasant State Normal, and families from Clare Detroit Alma and Flint visiting relatives. The column also notes church services led by Rev. Father Flannagan, surgery updates, and local movers with properties and teaching assignments.
Miss Vera Goodenough of Battle Creek spent last week with relatives including Mr and Mrs John Goodenough and Mr and Mrs Irvin Hart from Mt Pleasant. Families of Clyde Allen Albert Reed and Theodore Merrihew hosted a Friday evening shower. The group also notes a needed rainfall over Friday improving crops.
Our carrier Miles Darling returns to route after two weeks vacation. Reed City residents include Mr and Mrs Otto J Heber visiting Chas Heber and family. Emerson Gene Burton Ira Root Carl Monday travel north east of Cadillac blackberrying. Lew Brown son Ralph Marty Brockway visit Sunday with families. Chancy Root wife daughter visit son Ira Root and family. Campbell family spend Sunday with Carl Monday. Della Burton visits Lewis Brown family. Nannie Hileman spends Sunday with I A Hileman. Chas Burns now works on gravel road project at Sumner. Young folks attended Lake George dance. A Mann Siding schoolhouse meeting set for next Sunday at 8 00 after furnace work. Gene Burton preaching.
Mrs Ernest Stevens traveled to Detroit to care for her seriously ill father P R Snider. Clare Dyer and family and Mrs Millie Bostain visited Mr Dyer in Hersey. Mrs Arthur Schoonover and Devere visited Mrs Russell Stilgenbauer in Shepherd. Steve Haynak of Clarence was in town on business. Many locals visited relatives including the Brasingtons, Ida Clark in Farwell, and George Bryant at the Currie farm.
David Lowery of Rosebush called Sunday to see his sister Mrs James Arrand Julius Hunt and family were guests Sunday at Mrs Hunts brother Russell Atwood of the Brown Mrs Raymond Reese and family spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs John Ott Mrs Alien Crum and daughter Marcia were guests Sunday at her father's William Bundy at Mt Pleasant Mr and Mrs Oliver Becker of Clare were Sunday visitors at Henry Sines Mrs James Carty and Louise Rank of Coleman were callers Wednesday at Henry Sines Ernest Stevens of Alma ate dinner Sunday with Jasper Snider James Snider and family of South Vernon called Sunday to see his parents Mr and Mrs Jasper Snider Donald Merritt of Lake George visited over the weekend with his mother Mrs Joe Durham
The Eagle reports Sunday visitors including Mr and Mrs Forest Garner with Mr and Mrs Art Keener of the Brown Sunday. Rev Snyder returns to Crystal Monday and preaches farewell next Sunday. Numerous neighbors and relatives gather, with Frank Barton, J C Watson, and the Hutchinsons among attendees. Several trips to Lake George, Flint, Pontiac and Detroit noted.
Glenn Harris went to Farwell last Friday and John Sears to Clare Saturday. Mr and Mrs T Barlow went to Farwell last week Thursday. VanHorn and sister spent the week in Mt. Pleasant. L Sonsmith and daughter Marion left Saturday for Saginaw to visit relatives and attend the fair. Percy and Thomas Barlow with their wives visited from Detroit at the Barlow home last week. Dan McKinsey Louis Haskins and Albert Havin of Lansing camped in HM Baker house. Chas Ligoits of North Star is noted.
Local residents recount visits and travel around Windover Lake and nearby towns. Families including Blain, Pyles, Mayenscheins, Smiths, Burns, Doggett, Morrow, Christenson, Lyons, and Alexander are noted for weekend trips, caregiving, and social calls, with several heading to Detroit and Lansing for work or leisure.
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