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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1942
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Ray Wyman returned to Colorado after visiting relatives here. Several families including Loux McClain Nevins Kennedy Spink Leeth and Storms gathered for Labor Day and weekend visits. verja?
Mr and Mrs Chris Webbs of West Grant and Mr and Mrs Otto Kleiner hosted Sunday dinner. Mr and Mrs Norman Hutchinson and Mrs Jennie Bates visited Mrs Mayme Runyan. Lyle Hutchinson returned home.
Barryton School started Monday. W W Sprkey returned home from Flint and Ohio. Mr and Mrs A J Marvin visited the Buckley home. Joe Craford of Farwell called on Mrs Craford. Elnora May Shtrman is sick with quinsy. Manuel Hunt visited Harold and Billy Hunt. Mrs Amy Quick called on Mrs Floyd Hunt. Buckleys near Vickeryville and Eldridges of Carson City visited at Hight Point Lake and with William Buckley family. Several callers including Floyd Hunt and Asa Biglow households. Mrs Biglow met distant cousin EB Eldridge unexpectedly.
Local residents visit Farwell for Labor Day celebrations and family gatherings. The report mentions Harold and Lillie Warner, Edna Shafer recuperating, Alfred Wilbur now at a Navy Reserve base in Grosse Isle, and several trips between Saginaw Big Rapids Grand Rapids Lansing Flint Mt Pleasant and Canada.
A long list of weekend callers and travelers in Harrison and nearby towns includes Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cling and family at Grayling, Mrs. Ruth Eaton Allen returning from Grelton to help at the Harrison post office, and numerous relatives visiting in Gladwin Mt Pleasant Alma and Detroit. Military and service duties feature with Charles Cling awaiting September draft.
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