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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1941
Page
4
Bruce Cline came home Thursday after a week in Saginaw where he visited relatives and friends. The Frisbeys hosted visitors including Mr. and Mrs. D. Frisbey and the Beal City region residents shared several social calls during the week.
Week and guests of Mrs Pearl Hull and Mr and Mrs Harold Hull were Mr and Mrs John Glock of Detroit, Mr and Mrs Earl Hull of Lapeer, and Mr and Mrs H Me Dermott of Detroit, Friday night dinner guests of Mr and Mrs H Hull were Mr and Mrs L I Gee, Mr and Mrs Dick Whittier and Mr and Mrs Leo Joslin, all of Farwell.
Rainy days ended with a freeze as locals recount visitors and calls throughout the week. Miss Cleo Tryon and Earl Border wed over the weekend, while neighbors attend funerals and reshingling work continues. Roadside tables return for summer tourists as flies and mosquitoes begin their seasonal welcome.
The Maple Grove union reports Sunday School at 2:00 PM and preaching at 3:00 PM with Rev Burkett from Brown Corners using text He restoreth my soul. Attendance noted for Miss Coloma Leitner and others. several relatives and neighbors visited or stayed weekend. a baby girl arrived. Oberleitner brothers drowned. many locals and out-of-town guests mentioned in friendly notices and travel.
The article outlines the Fair Labor Standards Act provisions on child labor. It specifies which jobs and hours are prohibited for under eighteens and details age-specific limits, school-time constraints, newspaper distribution rules, and exemptions. It notes possible information through Katharine Lenroot, Chief of the Children's Bureau, Washington DC.
Crowded social calendar with Clare residents visiting shops in Clare including Mrs Robert Jones and Barbara Jane Heart shoppers. Mrs Ella Hisenkart very ill. gatherings in Harrison and Marton. Mr Jones celebrates birthday. Miss Cleo Tryon hosting a miscellaneous wedding shower at Gleaner Hall on Saturday night April 26.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Middleton shopped in Clare Saturday. On Saturday visitors included Mr and Mrs John Gaffney Mr and Mrs Arthur Hansen and Mr and Mrs Elgin Hickok. Mr and Mrs Clarence Cook were in Hvart Monday.
Thirty three attended the Sunday School to witness and learn from "Using Witnessing Power" at Elm Grove Church. The sermon cites Matthew 11 28 and invites all to prayer meetings Thursdays and preaching services Sundays.
Several members attended Grange meeting with refreshments served. Icem Slentz and wife return from winter visit to daughters in Washington DC. Leo Smith and wife visit daughter Wilda in Saginaw. Walter White and Cecil Allen host supper for his sister. Paul Heferlein and family visit Richard and wife Brooks in Munger. Briefs return from Harlingen Texas.
Governor Peter Stuyvesant ordered a protective wall on the site of today’s Wall Street to guard New Amsterdam against a British siege. The fortification marked the origin of the street’s name and urban layout.
Cornell university floriculture department finds bottom up watering as effective as traditional top down. Submerging the pot's lower quarter to one third moistens surface soil, ensuring uniform moisture without wet foliage and preventing quick drying.
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