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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1941
Page
6
Mrs. Gilbert Howard and companions visited Mt Pleasant General Hospital patients on Wednesday. Clarke area families hosted extended relatives and friends over the weekend, with trips to Flint and Clare for various visits and dinners.
Vera Mae Smith assists sister Mrs C Armentrout with chores in Grant. A T Carrow family visits aged aunt Mrs M Barton in Midland. Mrs Stanley Schunk remains seriously ill after a winter relapse. Irma Williams helps at home. Carl Bradley and children recover from flu and bronchial pneumonia. Townsend Club penny supper raises a good sum amid muddy roads. A horse tied by J McClung roams back to her home after hours, then rests at the barn. Union: Ladies Aid at Baptist church Thursday with lunch and Haster pageant practice. Sympathy to John Bell family and G G Knapp family on Mae’s California death. Cora Wilson attends Christian Workers Convention in Clare. Nelson Rulapaugh moves household goods to Clair Strouse’s house. Virgil Newman and wife on business trip to Saginaw.
Only thirty five attend Sunday School amid a sickness sweeping the neighborhood. Expect attendance to rise next Sunday at eleven. Mid week prayer on Thursday at eight. preaching each Sunday at eight with Rev Chas Kleinhardt delivering a message. Matthew 6:19-20 cited.
Mr and Mrs Otto Kleiner and Mr and Mrs Henry Kleiner attended a birthday dinner for Mrs Kleiner Sr at the home of her daughter Mr and Mrs Glen Bay. Mrs Elnora Allen visited over the weekend with Mrs Mayme Bunyan. Sunday visitors at the Hemstreet home included Mr and Mrs W Mercer Pinconning Miss Threace Hemstreet and friend Jay King and the Misses Reynolds of Clare.
Robert Hemstreet has returned home from Pinconning after a month of employment. Robert Campbell, who worked at Owen Spink farm for several months, travels to Jackson seeking work. Earl Phimisey attends a horse sale in Hast Lansing on Tuesday. Ervin Orvis and Laurence Bates visit Mrs. Laurence Bates in Gaylord Sunday. Mr and Mrs Virgil Todd and children of Reed City and Mr and Mrs Orison Huntley and family of Farwell are mentioned in town notices.
Official election notice for Sheridan Township Clare County Michigan states polls open 7:00 am to 6:00 pm on April 7 1941 for multiple offices including Supreme Court Justices Regents of Michigan University Board of Education Circuit Judge Highway Commissioner and more with two proposed constitutional amendments. Clerk Lewis I F Rutter signs March 26 1941.
Surrey Township voters will hold an election on Monday April 7 1941 at the town hall Surrey Township Clare County Michigan for all political parties to fill offices including Superintendent of Public Instruction Circuit Judge Township Treasurer Highway Commissioner Justice of Peace and two proposed constitutional amendments. Polls close at 6 00 p m EST. Dated March 28 1941 Guy Perry Clerk Surrey Township.
The notice lists Clare bus departures and arrivals for Foster Bus Line with connections to Detroit Chicago Battle Creek and Kalamazoo. Timings include daily 6:30 A M departures and 11:80 A M arrivals, with Sunday exceptions and east west routes. The timetable covers routes from Clare through Harrison toward Lansing and other points.
Luke presents Jesus last words and the coming Spirit as central. The sermon notes urge believers to await the Holy Spirit, witness boldly, and anticipate Christ’s return, with emphasis on Easter proofs, Pentecost power, and the Second Coming. Public notices announce probate hearings in Clare County Michigan.
Final administration account of Louis F. Rutter as administrator for the estate of Harley Mangle deceased filed in Clare County Michigan. Court orders April 26 1941 at 10 a m for examination and allowance with public hearing to be published in the Clare Sentinel newspaper.
Official notice to Garfield Township voters of a General Election on Monday April 7 1941 at Gleaner Hall Lake Garfield Township for two Michigan State Board of Agriculture members fill vacancy terms ending June 30 1941 and June 30 1945 plus township clerk treasurer and justice of peace vacancies.
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