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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1935
Page
7
Mt Pleasant residents share a weekend of visits and gatherings. Families and friends from Dover Greenwood and Midland drop by homes and churches. An art class made robins rabbits and Easter eggs while a local nurse visited schools for examinations. A car crash injures Ernie Warner and a new Plymouth sedan joins a local household.
The Truth Seekers class presented the missionary play Lord Mammon to a large audience Sunday morning with Lewis Warner in the title role. Cast included Norma Bates Esther Poet Elnora Kleiner Wilma Bay Norman Hutchinson Frank Poet Bernard Allen and Inez Hemstreet directed the production.
John List traveled from Mt Pleasant to his farm for the weekend. Mrs List and his granddaughter returned after a week here. C J Harvey and son Bernie of Flint spent the weekend at their home. C Borst of Lake George returned to Flint with them. Miss Corinne Harvey left for a two week visit in Flint and Detroit. Clair McQueen visited the John List home Friday. Essie Harvey spent Sunday at the Cliff Castle and Carson Harvey homes in Elm Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Tryon and son Donald of Pontiac visited Mrs. J. G. Tryon and son Billie. Mrs. Burt Hess returned from Flint after a three week visit. The Russels bought a new Chevrolet. Rudolph Hildebrandt and daughters hosted guests. Louis Fancon sheared sheep for Charles Armentrout last week. Emil Giers and children visited George Young Friday. H A Bradley attended a Board of Supervisors meeting in Harrison. Mrs. Bradley stayed with sister and family in Greenwood. Ray Utley and Marjory Elaine visited J. W. Butters. John Utley of Farwell also joined Sunday evening calls.
A heated national debate follows passage of a 4.88 billion dollar public works appropriation by the House and Senate. Critics warn the vast sum will yield waste and corruption while rapacious spending harms farmers and workers amid ongoing economic strain. The speaker asserts responsibility and reflects on America’s wartime legacy.
In a 1910s style reflection the author argues against involvement in European wars, criticizing loans and aid to allies after a prior global conflict. The piece laments blame on leaders for mounting debt and warns that intervention could destroy civilization, urging the U.S. to remain distant and avoid quarrels abroad.
The report lists a 25th and anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Darnell and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Wiltse at Freeman Hall on Saturday night. Attendees include Carl Rodabaugh and family and Delbert Shinabarger. Other visits include Carl Rodabaugh at Barryton and S. E. Shinabarger traveling to Sears Monday.
Mr and Mrs Ray Strouse and family visited at the Harvey Armentrout home Sunday. Mrs Aaron McRonolds and children of Flint visited Mr and Mrs Wm Bruckhart from Saturday to Monday. Chas Merrill and Lowell Penrose drove to Flint Tuesday for a P T A meeting at Lewis school returning that evening. Those who attended the quilting bee for Mrs Lester Allen at Mrs Jas Teales last Wednesday were Mrs Clarence Davis Mrs R Armentout Mrs H Armentrout Mrs L Allen and their children of the Eagle also Mrs Wm Bruckart Hilda Strouse and Ethel Severson. All enjoyed a nice dinner and good time Mr and Mrs A Severson called on David Teale of Clare Friday evening. Mr and Mrs A L MacGillivray of lint spent Sunday at Chas Merrill’s bringing them a Ford. The Willing Workers meet Wednesday with Mrs Merrill quilting the work of the day. Those who attended Sunday School at the Baptist church report it very interesting with special music and an attendance of 73 last Sunday. Miss Armalee Gerow of MM 0 spent her vacation last week at home returning Monday. Will Gerow and Lisleam Pudvai brovye to Harrison and Moddersville. Some of the ladies of the vicinits have turned to real old hens entertaining 300 baby chicks and other smaller numbers.
Easter Sunday events begin at 10 30 AM in the usual Sunday school hall with an Easter program at the school house all welcome. April 19 is set for P T A activities and a 4 H Club exhibit.
Spring fever and weather changes blamed for colds and sluggishness. The ad promotes MEVBA for digestive balance with ME-BA as a safe alternative without soda or pain killers. Sold by Mussell's Drug Store.
A stepped outline for a church lesson on Jesus as Saviour. It covers the Saviour predicted Born Described He died for the lost Knows keeps believers and blessings of justification freedom from sin and victory through the Holy Spirit. It emphasizes John 3 16 and related scriptures.
A reflective note on how true faith requires more than polite expressions. It argues that religion must go deeper than superficial courtesy and empty rituals.
Books placed for circulation include So Red the Rose by Stark Young and Within the Present by Margaret Barnes, along with None but the Brave and Nine Tailors by Dorothy Sayers, and Best Plays 1933-4. Other authors cited are Temple Bailey, Warwick Deeping, Emilie Loring, Booth Tarkington, and Bess Streeter Aldrich.
Charles David spent Saturday in Saginaw on business and reports selling his team of colts to Matt Scott of Lake. Mr and Mrs Leo Smith and daughter spent Sunday at the Hales home in Vernon. Mr and Mrs O Parent and children visited her father J L Gay of Alma Sunday.
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