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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1938
Page
5
Sag inaw and Flint hosts share Sunday visits with friends and relatives. A baby girl Betty Jean Powell was born weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces at the R J Powell home. The community notes list several callers, a Detroit trip, and local health updates.
Hatton wishes success to the Sentinel staff as locals celebrate National Letter Week on October 28. The note mentions oil wells found nearby, Mr. and Mrs. White moving to a new home, and welcomes extended to visitors including the List family and Mr and Mrs Motney with son Bob.
Mrs Geo Renner and Mrs Clarence Ramey called on Monday. Mr and Mrs Geo Renner spent Sunday in Sebewaing. Hazel Collison and Marvel Allen visited Hazel and Betty Ramsey on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dale Drake planned a trip to Saginaw on Monday. Mrs Geo Renner and Mrs Clarence Ramey to Mt Pleasant on Tuesday. Several neighbors and friends attended the Raymond gathering.
Mr and Mrs Harald Kile and children spent Thursday evening at the Wise home. They played cards checkery and danced with a pot luck supper. They called on Sunday at W W Kile home.
Mrs W B Stephison visited Mrs Robt Shall Wednesday. Mr and Mrs John Boulton of Flint spent the weekend here with relatives. A large crowd gathered Saturday night at the Heintz home for a birthday party honoring Mrs Heintz and Mrs Carl Bringold whose birthdays are the 26th. Hebar family visited West Grant relatives. Mrs Leo Heintz fell in basement stairs with bruises. Hileman family attended Sunday school in Dover. Harold Heber helped Carl Bringold of Greenwood Monday.
West Freeman Mia. Thomas Cook and Mrs. Rena Heimbecker were Evart callers. Various local residents visit kin and neighbors including Gaffneys and Hicks from Sears and Marion. Alfred Gaffney started work for Basil Pierson near Evart with multiple Sunday gatherings and weekday calls among local families.
Mrs Mayme Runyan spent the weekend with her brother Fred Allen. Rev and Mrs Henderich visited their son Sylvan and wife near Crystal and welcomed a new grandson. A. H Hutchinson and daughters of Midland called on his parents R and Mrs Hutchinson. Miss Mary Baxter recovers from an operation in Clare Hospital with her aunt Mrs Frank Rillet visiting.
Sunday School at 2 00 p m and preaching by Rev H R Town at 8 00 p m. Prayer meetings each Wednesday. Town plans to stay as long as possible. Local notes recount a test well dig location, community visits, cow accident, and neighborly updates among Schofields, Finch, Davison and Wiggins families.
A series of family visits and mobility updates in the community. Ernest Kleiner and family with others spent Sunday visiting near Farwelk Henry Seaton from Mr Pleasant. Robt Hutchingon hosted a cousin returning Sunday. Mrs Jas Beatty traveled to Marine City and back for her husband’s health care. Mary Hodges returned home after two weeks with her sister. Silo filling completes for the year. Lola Rulapaugh assists near Dover. Eagle Aid Society to meet with Mrs Fred Allen. church Communion services Friday evening.
Sunday School at 10 30 a m and church service at 7 30 p m at the Grange Hall Lake with Rev Chas Kleinhardt as pastor. Robert Fuller of Flint visits nephew Sam Muir and family. George Galdeen returns from Toledo with Mrs. Galdeen. Bert Scott Mantel drive to Lansing Ionia and visit Wm Mason Mrs Sherman and J L Cook. Ewart shoppers out Saturday. George Scott Hazel Velma and Wayne take a Lake Huron shore trip to Alpena Gaylord and home via US 27 through Grayling Houghton Lake Harrison and Clare. Morrison and friends from Fostoria call on Sam Muir. James Brooks returns from Lansing. Community club ladies host Mrs Jane Brooks and present an electric hot pad to Mrs E C Coupe.
Miss Edna Bergey and Verna Bergey from Clare spent Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs Ray Bergey and family. Hugh Keenan and family from Me Bain visited. Frances Musser and Helen Loomis shared supper. Donald Cobleigh and Bert Bergey were noted as visiting Frank Musser's home.
A fragmentary note discusses the term agnosticism meaning not knowing and references T. H. Huxley. The readable text hints at his use of the term to challenge assertions, with unclear attribution and incomplete context.
Twenty five enrollees and two foremen from Camp Houghton Lake started two Game Division projects at Gladwin Game Refuge. One project repairs 12 miles of boundary fence and replaces signs. the other involves building beaverproof culverts to regulate pond levels and prevent flood damage. Foremen Arnold Soderman and Thomas Schweigert lead the crews. Fifteen enrollees are also conducting white pine blister rust control, eradicating currants and gooseberries on thirty eight acres to protect a 75 acre young pine area. Over 1,500 plants have been pulled and more work is planned next week.
Customer C. S. Gross reports stomach pains vanished after taking Adia Tablets and says he can eat anything. The Economy Drug Store offers a three week supply with a money back guarantee.
Clare Sentinel IN THE homes of this community are being kept by residents who read the local edition. The phrase indicates broad readership and daily presence in households. The note highlights the paper’s reach and routine consumption by locals.
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