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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1933
Page
3
Nan tells Eric she has made up her mind and will stay with him as his mate. He had warned that Roy’s turn would come later, but Nan’s quiet resolve shifts their future together aboard a tramp steamer.
Nan marries Eric under Greek Catholic rites with Roy planing as best man, but their vows hint at future trials. A brutal roof collapse during the feasting attack shatters the barabara, a violent assault that leaves Eric battered while Nan fights to protect their fragile bond.
Mrs. Gordon Ripenburg adds a green roof and new chimney to her house. Mrs. Charles Walters remains confined to bed. Randall Mr. and Mrs. John Flood of Vernon visited Mrs Gilbs and family Thursday. Many locals attended the Harrison fair on Friday.
Most all our school children and parents attended the fair at Harri gan. Earl Shinabarger and family spent Sunday with High Hickoks and family. Eton Darnell and family and S B Shinabarger to Lake George Sunday to the ball game. Virgil Blain called in our neighborhood last week. Carl Bowers and Bob Wilson from near Dover called in our neighborhood Sunday afternoon and evening. S B Shinabarger and wife spent Saturday with her sister Mrs Harvey White near Coleman. Clifford Darnell to Take Sunday evening. We wonder why.
Midland residents Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin visited their in laws Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Friday night. Clare couples Mr. and Mrs. Langston and Mr. and Mrs. Springs called on relatives and Rev. Burns. Hazel Powers travels with the Powers to consult Dr Pets in Saginaw. Floyd Powers visits his parents for ten days. Stanley Court returns to work after a week with friends in Loomis and Gnole man.
Hinkville resident Gordon McIntosh adds a barn to his farm while Arthur Sharland encloses his north porch with glass for comfort from dust on U.S. 10. Several families travel and visit relatives across towns including Marion Bay City Lansing and Mt. Pleasant with weekends, birthdays, and county fair attendance noted.
Mr and Mrs Chan Neimeyer of Tlint and Miss Emma of Clare visited Mr and Mrs Vera Moline on Monday. They called on Mrs Wm Fisher and daughter Mabel, who is improving. My and Mrs A Oliver attended the fair at Harrison Friday. Several showers of rain were gratefully noted. Mr and Mrs Fred Brown of Bay City were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Jack Trader. Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Arthur Bellinger and Mr and Mrs Arthur Gagnor of Bay City, Mrs Harold Purvis, G Verenock and Sella Smilac of Owosso, Mrs Richard Rector of Lansing, Mr and Mrs Clifford Malosh and son Junior, and his parents Mr and Mrs Pete Malosh.
Central Gilmore notices show Sunday school at 10:00 a m and Christian Endeavor at 7 45 p m. Gilmore Free Methodist Church lists Sunday school weekly and preaching every other Sunday at 11 00 a m. Farewell sermon given by Mr Overton, pastor of Gilmore Christian Church, as he leaves for new posting.
Clare shoppers Mr and Mrs T Green and Mrs Wm Mahan visited the Saginaw area. The group includes Mr and Mrs George Scott returning from a ten day motor trip visiting Denver Idaho Springs Colorado Springs and Chicago. Several locals attended the Saginaw fair and weekend visits were reported around Hubbardston and Saginaw with trips to Chicago for the Century of Progress. The gathering noted heavy rains in Colorado on the journey.
Sunday school at 1 30 p m with preaching by Rev Van Brocklin at 2 30 p m prayer meeting Thursdays at 006 p m financial board elected Louis Finch chairman Ruben Tigner secretary Mrs Elmer Schofield treasurer Sunday school officers elected Mrs BE Scho field Supt Geo Liddell assistant Supt Mrs Bertha Rulapaugh Sec y Mrs R Tigner Treasurer Miss Mabel Smedley Librarian Miss Hiley Schofield organist Chas Stinchcombe chorister events and visits reported including families and local residents recovery of Mrs Henry Post and other social notes.
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