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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1933
Page
5
Local Farwell notes cover church services and Sunday school at 11:45 and 10:30. Community scenes include Rebekah ice cream in the park, Golden Jubilee banquet attendance, Labor Day prep, and orchestra concerts. Cricket of social visits, travels, and family notices fill the town calendar with numerous residents in nearby towns.
The bulletin lists services led by Branch President R B McGuire including Sunday School at 10 30 a m Prayer meeting 11 30 a m and Bible study 7 30 p m at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints branch.
Pastor Mary E. House leads 10 30 Sunday School and 7 00 p m preaching. Marie Smith oversees an 8 00 p m preaching session. Young Peoples meeting follows. Prayer meeting at the church Wednesday evening at seven.
Mr and Mrs Fred Bingham were guests Thursday night of Mr and Mrs Jega Lamphere at Clare.
Over 100 members and friends gathered at the Pythian Temple on July 27 to mark the Golden Jubilee of the National Woman's Relief Corps founded in Denver in 1883. A pot luck luncheon followed by a program featured guests from Saginaw Bay City Big Rapids and Mt Pleasant with tributes to past G A R activity and a park dedication.
Mr Clayton Parker Stahlman of Shepherd and Miss Lillian M Bic kell of Mt Pleasant were married at Farwell on July 30. They were escorted by Mr and Mrs Paul Eisenhauer of Farwell. The bride wore peach chiffon and Gladiola bouquet as S LeGran Randall performed the ring ceremony from memory under his ready wedding arch.
Low round trip rates from Clare to Chicago via Ann Arbor or Pere Marquette apply May 27 to November 1, 1933. Fares vary by duration and party size with per person and group discounts. exact fractions and terms shown, including 25 or more and 4 or more person options.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe dogs used in ancient warfare by various nations including the A syridae. The text hints at dogs fighting beside armies and references a term likened to a dog of battle without clear context or complete details.
The fragment cites Rudyard Kipling noting maat as a potent concept in human affairs. It frames maat as a guiding force akin to a powerful drug shaping behavior and morality.
Resort notes list Mr and Mrs A Abbott and Mr and Mrs O Blain and families visiting Dover parents. Several from here attended the U S 27 celebration last Tuesday. Others from Harrison to Santa Shack. Michigan residents and families, including Lamphere and Stutting parties, visited O W Rubes and Cowles family over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Charlie Blain of Marion host family at Windover Lake as neighbors visit and campers from Farwell and West Freeman drop by. Local residents attend gatherings, road work, and outings with multiple families from Lansing Grand Rapids Coleman and Lake George listed among the visitors and families enjoying summer at the Windover area.
Miss Grace-Beard and Henry Fahnestock attended the show in Clare Saturday evening and the dance in Harrison after Virgil Blain to Clare Saturday. Theo Van Duren and Mrs. Pauline Snyder visited aunt Mrs. J. Schepers. the latter will stay a week. Wm. St. Clair of Wausau visited Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Burns. Dan Lyons and daughter Coyle accompanied him. Leo George and the Harris sisters attended the Varwell show Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Shear and Mr. and Mrs. H. Shear of Farwell called on the Burns Sunday. Mrs. J. W. McCall, Mrs. B. A. Faunce, Mrs. J. Schepers and Miss N. Gannon were Clare callers Tuesday. Mrs. J. A. Burns called on Mrs. J. Arnold in Clare Friday.
Lake George and nearby areas saw a flurry of visits and vacations with residents from Lansing Detroit Akron and Grand Rapids spending time at local cottages. Local teams played a girls softball game against Farwell with a solid win at Farwell.
Community notes record Mrs Sam Muir and family calling on Mrs Ted Bergey and meeting her new great granddaughter Jennie Mae Bergey. Numerous visits span Clare Lansing Big Rapids Saginaw Detroit Port Huron Beaverton Cassnogia and Mint with relatives and berry picking excursions noted.
The Tincoln Township Unit School held its annual meeting on July 10 1933 at 10 am with roll call and polls. F Manning was named president for three years Irene McAlpine elected treasurer. Receipts totaled 5735 97 with balance 18970 48. Expenditures included teachers salary 675 00 tuition 2540 00 transportation 445 285 officers salary 142 11 library 8 20 and fuel 42 80. total expenses 2765 54. Balance on hand reported. Signed Lilian Hansen Secretary.
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