Sunday listings and community notes from Clare area
Local notices cover church services at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with branch president R. B. McGuire, Sunday School at 10 30 a m, prayer 11 30 a m, Bible study 7 30 p m. Various social events, visits, travel, and family updates populate the column with community life centered in Clare and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reorganized
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
R. B. McGuire
Women’s Department
Church Schedule Highlights Mary E House Pastor Leads Services
The Church of God outlines a Sunday program with Church School at 40 00, preaching at 41 00, Young People meeting at 97 00 led by Dick Robing next Sunday evening, and an 8 00 Evening service. Prayer meeting occurs every Wednesday at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isham
Kalamazoo
James Stanley
Route One
Walter Thuro
Scottville
H. House
Edith Stinchcombe
Haines
Mildred Gertrude
Francis
Merril
Colonville
W. C. Fuller
Martha
Virginia Norton
Marion Fuller
Rosebush
Bert Palmer
George
Saginaw
Dan Lockwood
Consumers Power Co
Thomas Barlow
Detroit
Louis Gee
Paul Hisenhauer
Gordon Childs
Shepherd
W. Wisenhauer
Joe
Hart
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Babcock
Bertha
T. A. Fuller
Ronald Barton
Clare
Angus
Lansing
Burnett Graham
Lillie Clock
Olvia Hyslop
Flint
Lloyd Price
Oden
Main Street
Toomey Bible Institute Negro Jubilee Singers
M. E
Scott
I. O. O. F. Hall
Pauline Isham
Arleigh Schofield
Sandy Sanderson
Marion Price
Clara Sanderson
M. HE
Frank Bates
Church of God
Mary House
Homer Stinchcombe
Clara Peterson
Haton Rapids
Charles Stinchcombe
Rapphan
Ruth
Madge Lamb
Cuba
Chas. Stinchcombe
Greenwood
Homer
Ladies Library Association
Township
Jas. Stanley
Mary E. House
Dick Robing
Young Peoples Meeting
Farwell Methodist Church Hosts Toomey Quartette Service
The Farwell Methodist Church invites the public to a 11 45 service led by Rev. John Lockyer with the Toomey Colored Quartette singing. A free will offering supports the group. Church school gathers at 10 30 with instruction for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell Methodist Church
John Lockyer
Toomey Colored Quartette
K O P Lodge Meeting and Local Visits
Monday night K O P LODGE meets as Pythian Sisters also gather. A sequence of weekend visits features families from Flint Mt Pleasant Saginaw Clare Lake George and Bertha Lake with hospital updates and home rebuilding efforts.
Epworth League Notes on Friendship Topic
Epworth League met Sunday evening to discuss friendship led by Sandy Sanderson. The session covered commandments for friendship and yielded a broad discussion of its meaning and application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Sandy Sanderson
Evangelistic Service Closes at Church of God
A month long evangelistic series ended April 1 with twenty two souls accepting Christ. The service was led by Pastor Rev Mary House assisted by Rev Frank Bates Rev Hendrick Mrs Jackson of Pontiac and Rev J B Brooks of North Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary House
Frank Bates
Hendrick
the Eagle
Jackson
Pontiac
J. Brooks
North Star
Christ
Farwell West End Community News Flash
Last week the West End shared shock and sympathy for a local tragedy. Henry Godwin plans a two story garage with sleeping rooms and a coffee cup cafeteria in the lower part, while Frank Rawson improves the park for summer use. Miss Emma Neimeyer and Miss Laura Thompson visited Ma Trumble and the West End Garage installed a bright electric sign drawing attention from locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Lenton
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Henry Godwin
West End
Tooley
Harrison
Burston
Bingham
Emma Neimeyer
Laura Thompson
Clare
Ma Trumble
Local residents and visitors noted in Clare area
A crowded list records visits and movements of many locals including Mr. and Mrs. Harle Shook, the Scotts, Irwin, Brooks, and Summers alongside shoppers and relatives. The notes mention moves to Clare, Mt. Pleasant, Helenville, Burt, Flint, Farwell and Midland with theatre visits and new home construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Stinchcombe
Mt. Pleasant
Truman Smith
Harry House
Harle Shook
Baldwin
Bert Scott
George Scott
J. L. Cook
Abbie Metcalf
Aaron Irwin, Jr
Wayne
Clare
Raymond Scott
Jesse Summers
Flint
E. A. Stanley
Bert Ambrosier
Farwell
Gertrude Scott
Lucile Brooks
T. H. Brooks
James
O. C. Somerville
C. Fef. Howell
Lois
Wm. Mahan
Sam Muir
Pred Sowles
Chas. Sherman
Fred Mahan
Ideal Theatre
H A. Phillips
Jay Gilman
Midland
Revenue Bill Passage and Tax Proposals in Treasury Plan
Congressman Roy O. Woodruff of Michigan explains the House vote 327 to 64 approving the Revenue Bill. He argues against a general sales tax and defends increased incomes, corporate, inheritance, and gift taxes while noting adjustments to amusements taxes and stock exchange transactions. He cites Michigan tax burdens and calls for a graduated income tax. He also notes Wisconsin style income tax limits and anticipated budget-balancing cuts.
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House
Senate
Treasury Department
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Home Defense League
League
Michigan
Wisconsin
Brucker
Union
Winter Wind and Social Visits Painted Hinkville News
The Hinkville column notes a snowy windy day and a flurry of visits. Families such as the Wilsons Hawkins Connors Bellingers Morines Owens McPhail Tealle and Molines are mentioned with moves returns and a farewell party as residents swap homes and travel between Clare Lansing and Detroit.
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C. B. Wilson
Wm. Hawkins
Connors
Detroit
Jay Bellinger
Clare
Arthur Bellinger
George Burch
Bay City
Burch
Mercy Hospital
Floyd Price
Donald
Farwell
F. Hinkle
Grover Aker
Mason
Vern
Moline
Lansing
Raymond Moline
Notice of Sale in Clare County Michigan Lands
Sheriff Edmond Woods of Clare County announces a public sale of lands upon levy issued in favor of Citizens State Bank against D S and O S Allen. The property includes parts of Sections 29 and 9 in townships 18-19, ranges 3-6 west. Sale at front courthouse door Harrison on May 30, 1932 at 9:00 a.m. The attorney for plaintiff is Theodore G Bowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Citizens State Bank
Michigan Banking Corporation
D. S. Allen
O. S. Allen
A. D
O. C. Allen
Harrison
Clare County
Michigan
Edmond Woods
Theodore G. Bowler
McEwan St. Clare
Also Mentioned on This Page
K. O. P. Lodge
Wm. Smith
Irene Palmer
Nellis Rodapaugh
Brandstetter Memorial Hospital
John Henry
James Stinchcombe
George Palmer
Irene
Alice
Emma _ Rodapaugh
Nellie Rodapaugh
James Bassatt
Louis Brown
James Bassett
Curtice Hearns
Barbra Jean
Henry Hinkle
Harbor Springs
Charles Stinchombe
A. I. Snyder
Ed. Putman
Putman
B. W. Brown
J. H. Stinchcombe
Luce
Lake George
Fred McGuire
Carol Nann
Thomas McGuire
Fred Bingham
Oscar Rube
Bertha Lake
Bernard Gardon
Charlies Graham
Farwell Lumber Yard
Lake News
Rexall le Sale
Adv
Roy. O. Woodruff
Lawrence Tealle
Sheridan
Albert McPhail
Perry Farm
Wm. Tealle
McPhail
Ed. Courtney
Coats
John Sparkel
Woodward
Emma Bellinger
Vern Moline
Nelson Irish
Sentinel
St. Louis Hatchery
St. Louis
Mich
Clare Hatchery
Michaldt
Myers Hatchery
Pathe Phonograph
Fred Timm
Farrow
Cornwell Farm
Norman Myers
R. J
F. Borle
B. N. Mercer
Henry Magnus
U. S
Arthur Sharland
Black Jersey
Bull
Dover
White House
Frank Youman
Greenman Farm
The
O. E. Adams
Freeman Township
Newhouse East
Fifth Street
Henry Ott
Charlemagne
Salhe
Cedar
B. A. Lackie
Eugene Warner
Elm Grove Store
Archie Robinson
Fred Geiger
Arthur
East Sixth Street
Leo Hampton
Ford Garage
Eugene Allen
Pratt’s Corners
Chris J. Krell
D. Ward
Salh
West 7Th Street
D. B. Mater
John A. McDonald
M. P. Sowle
Photie
Fordson
Paul. Mance
Ralph Hberhart
Wm. Krell
Arthur Lower
Ward Boody
West 1St St
West First Street
Wm. Lowery
East Fifth St
Howard Brown
Pine St
U. S. Pringle
West 5Th Street
Clare Sentinel
Samborn
Hamilton G Co
New Castle
Wanthed
Gordon McIntosh
A. S. 10
Martin Loomis
State Street
A. R. Robson
East 4Th Street
Teale
Geo. Dempster
Apr
Lafayette Blvd
Weat
Clare Road
Leveler Works
Clare Elevator Co
L. W. Jackson
Samborn Produce Co
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