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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1942
Page
11
Wild and Lynn attend Rene Bouchier's party as a painting titled Manhattan Idyl foreshadows Lynn's future. Wild admires the canvas, and Rene hints at a complex choice between art and love. The narrative follows engagement news, a Christmas gift drama, and tensions around a portrait and Reno’s influence.
Marty announces Rene and Lynn win the Guggenheim Award three days before Christmas. Rene accepts the honor with mixed joy, fears for his future, and contemplates Lynn leaving to pursue her own path as he contemplates divorce to help her, while Lynn supports his talent and confirms his potential as a great artist.
After Christmas Wild and Lynn attend a tea at which Rene is the spotlight, while Mrs. Austin fears exposure as she confronts Harlen for news. Lynn discovers hotel matches in her desk as she weighs telling Wild and his mother about her marriage to Bouchier last spring in Li Lin.
Winterfield residents Mr and Mrs Eda Bulman Mrs Peter Cook and Miss Edith Davis joined in Farwell Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Sam Gaskill and son visited relatives near Lake City Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Davis and daughters were in Ewart and Clare Saturday. Mrs George Mulder on sick list. Mr and Mrs Lear Dilament attended the Saginaw Fair Wednesday. Mrs Dora Thayer at Cadillac Hospital for treatment. We all hope for a speedy recovery for her.
Mrs John Hartman and Clela joined Ms. Brown Sunday for supper at the Lewis home after attending a golden wedding in Angola Indiana. Geraldine Lewis visited with Mr and Mrs Art Lower Sunday afternoon. Adolph Heirholzer and Linda Lee stayed with Violet Sunday. Grant Williams and Teddy of Midland visited Saturday.
Charles Bonham exits Brown Corners community reporting role and Mrs Glen Lower will again handle Brown Corrners news in The Sentinel. Bonham thanks readers and Rev M B Burkett for church news and wishes to return to write for The Sentinel someday.
Mrs Lillie Warner returns to Big Rapids. Des Stites goes to Saginaw. Mr and Mrs N Trumble host Jackson visitors. Bernard VanBuskirk’s daughter Dawn born Tuesday weighing nine and a quarter pounds. Percy VanBuskirk’s son born Tuesday weighing four pounds. Mrs Ross Renner visits F Thrush. Wilbur Thrush joins camo life. Austin Trumble and spouse celebrate 69th wedding anniversary.
Mrs Anna Funke longtime resident of the area died Tuesday evening at her Grant township home. Sympathies to her children Ruth Grogan Earl Funke and Ralph Funke. Locals from Arthur Center attended the funeral and visitors from Lowell Gladwin Harrison and Dover stopped by to pay respects. The note mentions Mrs Shull and Mrs Barber with other local names and social visits. The Hardwood Home-coming Sun- (incomplete)
September 20th proved a happy reunion with a pot luck dinner bringing at least a hundred attendees. Visitors included Mrs. Donna Poet Jackie Newman Dannie Kleinhardt and Lyle Shaver. AA A meeting elected Arthur Lower Kenneth Roller and Harry Davis as committeemen. Brush College Ladies Aid met September 17th with fifty four attendees as they quilted and tied a comforter with many visitors joining.
Gilmore Church of Christ led by Pastor J. S. Penick holds morning services with song led by Judy Philips and a sermon titled Dangerous Thoughts. Bible School and evening studies follow. Mentions newborn baby girls born September 18 to Percy and Bernard VanBuskart families and local social visits.
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