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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1934
Page
7
A mailed train schedule is listed alongside church meetings at Farwell including the Pythian Sisters and Lodge Monday gatherings. Local residents share Easter visits, Detroit and Flint trips, and school activities while churches report services and Sunday school events.
The Farwell Woman's Club met Tuesday with 17 members present. Mrs. Margaret Palmer was re elected president, with Ruth Tyndall as vice president and Minerva Richmond as secretary. Prizes were awarded in a guessing stunt, and guests from Mt. Pleasant attended. The group adjourned until April 10 at Mrs. Alice Fuller’s home.
Louis Wood of Lansing and Velma Masters of Ol City wed at noon on Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry House with Rev Mary House officiating. Attendants were Miss Helen Wilds and Roy Schug. The couple will reside in Lansing where Wood is attending school.
Epworth League notes describe well attended Easter services at the M. H. church. The program included a vocal duet by the Town sisters, violin solo by Clelan Graham, guitar solo by Riley Corloskey, a one act play by Alina May Smalley and Verona Bowers, a radio two act by Rev. and Mrs. Lockyer, and a pageant Choose Ye with colored lights. Mixed quartet and Pitts sisters performed, followed by a saxophone duet Meryl Graham and Harold Lockwood. Donald Pelch announced the program. Anna May Smalley gave the benediction. Credit to chair Mrs. Richmond and Ellen Graham. League next Sunday evening. Everybody come.
Pleasant Valley residents and guests shared Sunday visits and Easter meals across multiple households. Arthur, Pontiac, Alma, Clare, and Royd Oak were among locations mentioned with families including the Kinne, Spink, Garver, Leeth, McKillop, Clute, Kleiner, Barton, Sanders, Hoe, Allen, Orvis, Sutherland, Rockey, Allen, Tryon, and Rutigan noted as attendees or hosts.
Adlex, ika claim one dose cleans out body wastes and tones up the system. The ad asserts quick relief and better sleep, promoting a drugstore remedy for stomach gas caused by bowel poisons.
The vote was light this year as Shelley Burton and friends from Pontiac participated with Haster, Mrs Chas Dingman and children visiting Flint relatives. Families like the ALE Castle move near Dover while Mr and Mrs Francis Thomas took an outdoor load to Greenwood Grange party. Leo Heintz stayed with relatives at Lily Lake and Mrs Jas Johnson of Flint reported her father Oran Burton improving. Easter visits sent Mr and Mrs Franeig Thomas and son James to Harrison. Reatha Pixley of Harrison spent Monday night with Bernice Heber. Neighbors gathered at Alf Castle’s home for a farewell gathering Monday night.
South Sheridan Haster dinnner guests at the Uhan Merrill home included Chas Merrill and Morris of Flint along with Wm Arnold of Eagle and A L MacGillivray family of Swartz Creek. Other callers at the Teale and Strouse homes. Chas Strouse ill but improving. Mrs Teale cared for daughter and mother. Easter visitors to Wm Bruckart home from Flint and Clare. two year old Severson son to have mastoid operation in Flint.
Dover residents share Easter visits with relatives from Flint and Vernon. Mrs. Haines hosts daughters and families from Flint. families of Bank and Pfetsch noted. Bible study announced. 4-H benefit play at Randall School tonight. local news on hospital visits, fish supper, and family travel.
Mrs. Mary Gerow and family visited Mrs. BE Green on Sunday. The Ladies Willing Workers met at Mrs. Ira Miller’s, with many members present to sew comforters for Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Ellen Gibis of Midland visited relatives. Wm. Manarr and family were joined by Albert and Benjamin for a brief visit before Albert returned to Huntington College and Benjamin to Detroit. Guests at the Haster dinner at the Coulter home included Clair Coulter and family and Wade Credit and family. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Bates with Mrs. E Green traveled to Mr. Pleasant on business. Sunday dinner guests at Hartman and Green were Raymond Reed and mother of Lansing, Roy Gordon and family, J. Hartman and family, Frank Hartman and family of Midland.
Mr and Mrs Richard Carter attended the sunrise service at the Clare Baptist church on Sunday morning. Roy Weubrocklin and wife attended a ministerial meeting near Cowden Lake. Royal Kleinhardt spent Sunday at Cary Parental home. Mrs Jennie Bates Oval and Norma plus Margaret Leeth visited Mr and Mrs Gee Bates on Friday. James Teall of Colonville hosted Sunday guests as kiddies joined them. Mrs Anna Shull and daughters Hisio and Ruth spent Saturday evening with Robert Shull and George Bates families.
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan announces that four months from April 13 1934 are allowed for creditors to present claims against Janie McLaughlin deceased. Claims must be filed at the Harrison probate office by August 2 1934 and will be heard August 8 1934 at 10 a.m. Judge Thos S Dorsey presiding.
Creditors of Henry Sanders deceased must present claims to the probate office in Harrison City by July 18 1934 for examination and adjustment. The court will hear claims on July 25 1934 at 10 o clock in the forenoon. Dated March 21 1934.
Judgment sought by Alfred Spencer against Irene Z Spencer in Clare County Circuit Court at Harrison 1934. Defendant non resident of Iowa address Muscatine. Court orders appearance within three months, filing of answer to bill within fifteen days of service, publication of order weekly for six weeks in Clare Sentinel, and service by mail or personal delivery with proof of service.
A list of classic vehicles appears including a 1933 Chevrolet coach and a 1932 Chevrolet coupe. Also noted are a 1930 Ford roadster a 1929 Ford coach a 1932 Ford coupe and a 1933 Ford long wheelbase two axle truck with dual wheels.
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