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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1936

Page

6

Bertha Lake Resort News Yard Social Notes

Resort notes report Emma and Erma joined Harley Welch to visit his parents near Cadillac. Wiltse family travel to Pontiac seeking work while others hosted relatives from Saginaw. Clare cottage sold to Leice Sabins of Lansing who plan to winter here. Witt siblings from Saginaw stayed at their cottage over the weekend. Cowles and Wellman visited Clare and Farwell. Newtons of Williamston fished here Sunday as Frankenmuth visitors had a park picnic.

Bertha Lake Resort M. Dunkle Emma Erma Harley Welch Cadillac Willard Wiltse Pontiac G. Wiltse Ier Saginaw A. Sharland Clare Leice Sabins Lansing Henry Witt Anna Otilla

Windover Lake Social Visit Notes

Kenneth Benchley to Clare last Monday. Mrs. Benchley visited at the Martin Graves home at Half Moon Lake until his return. Mr. and Mrs. CG Blain of Marion called on his brother and family. Leo Harris attended the Saginaw fair Thursday and called on relatives. Mrs. Wm Webster and son Delpert of Farwell and Mr. and Mrs. Wim Arnold of Clare called at the Burns home last week.

Windover Lake Kenneth Benchley Clare

Harrison Fair Echoes Through Local Weekend Notices

School children attended the Harrison fair with some parents joining. Farwell residents Mr and Mrs Henry Planstock and daughter visited for the Harrison fair. Joe Winegardner of Lima Ohio and family spent two weeks at their cottage. Marion callers TE Waldron. Detroit’s B A Gowdish visited. Mrs Henry Planstock and baby spent days with the Beard family while Henry and friends traveled. Rolland Grubaughs spent the weekend at their Alma home.

Henry Planstock Farwell J. J. Beard Wadie Joe Winegardner Lima Ohio TE. Waldron Marion B. A. Gowdish Detroit Baby Herry Rolland Grubaugh Alma

Lake George Resort visitors and weekend guests

A list of visitors and weekend guests at Lake George Resort includes Joe Grim and wife of Blanchard, John Knopke of Detroit, L H B Davy and friends of Clare, James Duncan of Clare, John King moving into the Joe Frook cottage, Frank Baker and wife, George Kennedy and wife and friends of Mt. Pleasant, Albert Moyes and family of Rose bush, Jess Lamphere and wife, Chester Richard and wife of Clare, Fred Bingham and wife of Farwell, John Cameron and wife of Owosso, Chan Tompkin and wife, A Simmons and wife, Oren Miller of Brown Corners, and John Sears who has the frame up for a new building.

Joe Grim Blanchard John Knopke Detroit L. BH. Davy Clare James Duncan John King Joe Frook Frank Baker Harrison George ,Kennedy Mt. Pleasant Albert Moyes Rosebush Jess Lamphere Chester Richard Fred Bingham Farwell John Cameron Owosso Shiawassee Chan Tompkin A. Simmons Oren Miller Brown Corners Roy Howard John Sears

Sunday wanderers and hunting notes fill local page

Ray Howard and family enjoyed a plucky Sunday outing. Mrs Fred Dietrich spent a week at the cottage celebrating her thirty fifth birthday with friends. Bering Curtis is veneering his Pallview home while Ray Brace and wife visited their cabin in Fairview. Frank Lee and his wife attended the Saginaw fair entering English setters. Orville Reynolds and son visited the cottage. Locals viewed the Gromuseland kennels and bird dogs soon to be needed. Big game hunting may be good with cats lynx bears and coyotes reported. prairie chickens and pheasants are seen in fall numbers as well. Howard Wells and mother from Saginaw spent the weekend here. Mark Bicknell and Clare family were Sunday callers. Miss Woody of Lansing visited the lodge Saturday. Walter Hergenroeder and wife returned from Detroit Friday. Tom and family attended the Harrison fair.

Ray Howard Fred Dietrich Bering Curtis Pallview Ray Brace Fairview Franks Lee Saginaw Fair Orville Reynolds M. S C Gromuseland Howard Wells Saginaw Mark Bicknell Clare Miss Woody Lansing Walter Hergenroeder Detroit Tom Harrison

School News From Clare Readies Rhythm Band Hope

The piece notes student reporters elected Max Howard Lila Heintzleman Bessie Abbott Hunice Curtiss and Daisy Green. Betty Borst compiles it for Mr Wellman to Clare newspaper. Miss Baker visited Detroit a sick sister and is improving. Adelbert Blain started school after whooping cough recovery. Esther Luce taught songs during a music hour as the class studies the Seal of Michigan.

Max Howard Lila Heintzleman Bessie Abbott Hunice Curtiss Daisy Green Betty Borst Mr. Wellman Clare Miss Baker Detroit Junior Sears Adelbert Blain Miss Hether Esther Luce Gladys Sprague Dana Dexter Eugene Stratton

Rosebush Notices and Obituaries Reflect Community Life

John House 77 died at home after weeks of illness. Funeral held from the home with Rev. R O Thomson officiating and burial in West cemetery. He is survived by his widow, one son, five daughters, two brothers and three sisters. Busy Bee club met at Marjory McEwen's home with Miss Ethel Lawler teaching them to play The Brass Wagon. A nuptial shower honored Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Beckett at Mrs. Mary McKnight’s home with about fifty five guests. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gross and family visited relatives at Crystal Lake. George Nolan is ill. Local residents visit. several moving into the Thering home. Steve Zemko welcomed a baby boy Saturday. Various social visits and church activities noted. Presbyterians plan an addition to the kitchen at the church. Mrs. Margaret McGee is at Saginary hospital under observation.

John House R. O. Thomson Presbyterian Church West Cemetery Busy Bee Club Marjory McEwen Ethel Lawler North Rosebugh E¢Hogs J. ¥. Johnston Faith Wm. Johnston Helen Ralph Miller Floyd Beckett Mary McKnight Joseph Gross Crystal Lake George Nolan Lawrence Thering Coleman Rosebush Leo Lalone Thering Steve Zemko Hugh Swindlehurst Dorothy William Whitney Virginia Delphine Rallge Mary Johnston Detroit J. Y. Johnston Helen Veneran Rose. Engler Lansing Robert Hunter W.harl Willey Marion Andrew Willey Audrey Dee George Johnston Caldwell General Hospital Mt. Pleasant Orvel Graham Jeananne John. Ouderkirk Wilbur Willse Midland Margaret McGeée Saginary

National Jamboree Planned For Washington In 1937

Dr James B West announces the National Jamboree to be held in Washington DC from June 30 to July 9 1937. 380000 scouts registered for 1936 faced cancellation due to infantile paralysis.

America James B. West Washington, D. C United States Aml Washington

Arctic Climate Shifts Revealed by Geologic Evidence

Evidence shows climatic conditions in Arctic and Antarctic zones have shifted. Scientists note that tropical conditions may have reached Greenland between glacial periods, with animal and plant remains indicating warm periods sufficient for life.

Arctic Antarctic Greenland

Michigan and State Notes From Across The State

Readable clippings show Chester Sprague breaking his arm in seven places. Michigan cites $58,260 in state fair premiums with Michigan entries leading. Saginaw reports cucumber crops booming with $150 to $400 per acre locally and shipments reaching Iowa. Ypsilanti eyes a $500,000 federal grant for a 1250 bed state hospital expansion. Lansing notes a $330,000 federal allotment for needy children and the blind. Bad Axe recalls 5 year old Lee Truax swallowing a nail digested over time. Zeeland reports rodents eating through a lead cable leaving 15 western lines down. Marion dairy herds improve as September rains boost alfalfa and pasture. Kalamazoo marks a silver wedding with a family reunion travel total around 50,000 miles. St Ignace reports summer tourism expenditures reaching $270 million with 10 million visitors and 7,900 crossing Mackinac Straits on Labor Day weekend. Clare reveals the mystery sea monster solved as an otter observed by a Harrison officer. Ann Arbor envisions a Huron River valley recreation complex with parks camping, trails, pools, fisheries, reforestation, and water cleanup projects.

Monroe Highway “Department Detroit Michigan Saginaw Saginaw County Iowa Ypsilanti Kalamazoo Paul Davidson Social Security Board Lee Truax Lee Zeeland Marion Jacob Panse Amsterdam Holland St. Ignace Commerce Department Federal Bureau Straits of Mackinac

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