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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1936
Page
4
Marlette lines up a $17000 theater with a site donated by the village and local business leaders. The report notes supportive local backing and community effort behind the project.
Four hundred species of Mexican plants can be grown in the United States in suitable climates. The report notes varieties that tolerate northern or southern conditions and highlights potential horticultural use across regions.
Advertising manager W A James of Hudson Motor Car Co details a modern campaign approach using on location shoots and Hollywood settings. He notes sending experts to Hollywood for spring scenery and using motion picture lets and models to ensure accurate, appealing image portrayals. He emphasizes planning ahead, recreating atmosphere, and aligning with industry trends for future advances.
Gilmore Center church services include Sunday school at 10, communion and preaching at 11, and Christian Endeavor with preaching at 7 45. Pastor Earl E Vayette leads. a Haster program on Sunday evening. Notable items: Elwin Pitts to Wood Hospital for appendectomy, birthday party for Mrs Wm Elliott, shower for Mr and Mrs Harold Jackson, LaVern Perry injured buzzing wood, and the Jarman family returning to their farm.
Rev M Van Brocklin presides at Maple Grove U B Church with Sunday School at 1 20 p m preaching at 2 30 p m and Thursday prayer meeting at 8 00 p m Walter Smedely traveled to Harrison Tuesday to confer with the board. Families from Midland Flint and Grand Edge visited relatives and attended services while others visited and aided local parishioners after recent accidents.
Mr and Mrs Charles Adleclue and family shared Easter dinner with the Manwaring clan. Beatrice Price visited Gurnith Manwaring. Sersaws and families visited relatives at Elworth Millers. Ray Clark called on Mrs Bryon Lyons. The Allen school will be closed Monday and Tuesday after the death of the teachers grandmother.
Mr and Mrs Morrel Clute and Rex Clute with a companion visited the J Clute home. Floyd Garver and daughter from Lansing spent the weekend with the Hamp tons and Giebel families. Merle Goosetree of Pontiac stayed with Leichti relatives April 5 weekend. Violet Sunday and Martha Hutchinson from Brown Corners visited Mrs Bert Rutter. A D Hampton visited Reid home in Harrison Saturday after 2100. Dale Davis called on neighbors Williams and Bradley Sunday. The Hope Chest drawing at the church Friday night drew a crowd. Mrs Wilbur Lower of Gladwin won the chest after the musical program and lunch.
A Hardy wood Dramatic Club presented a program of music readings and a one act play Mr Brown and the Agents at a community meeting in Arthur Center. The group praised director Mr Brubaker and five others for their performances while a local death and funeral were noted in the day’s brief notices.
The report notes the election proceeding smoothly with officers qualified. It records moves to the Hazel Milkie farm and a new Lansing home, weekend visitors from Flint, and community meeting attendance. It mentions Sunday School lessons and an invitation to join at 11:00 a.m. with a welcome to all.
Mr and Mrs J A Kever and daughter Raith joined Easter guests at Ervin Orvis home. Charles Stone and wife, wintering in Chicago, visit Fred Stone in Pleasant Valley. Alfred Roe Archie Tryon and Donald of Pontiac visit relatives here. J Walker and children of Clare visit Mack Leeth. George Tower of Marion recent caller at Ervin Orvin home. Gerald Hemstreet and daughters visit George Hemstreet’s. Clarence Bay and children visit C S Runyan and Burton Bay homes. Earl Clady of Maple Rapids calls on Bates home. Owen Spink and wife visit Orris Penrose family in Clare.
Hinkville residents visited the Mulberg home Monday and Raymonds in Gilmore hosted guests. Clergy and friends from Clare Farwell Harrison Rosebush and Detroit shared calls this week. The Bruce Gingery tenant sale drew nearby neighbors.
Rev Henderich and Mrs Rockey adjust finances over a 40 cent weekly fire keeping fee at the school house. Local families from Flint Pontiac Saginaw Detroit Clare and Mt Pleasant visit relatives as oil wells near their property produce about 240 barrels daily and mark a prosperous stretch for the community.
The column notes numerous Sunday and Friday visits among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs. Jacksont, Mr. and Mrs. Purdy, Mr. and Mrs. Border, and others. It also mentions extended travels to Jackson and Darwell with relatives and reports Mrs. Chas Mulberg is increasingly able to sit up.
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