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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1936
Page
2
Daughters Marlene and others visited the Sanders home on Saturday while Harley Coats Wisner and Galen Coats joined the Gruno gathering on Sunday at Version. The Ladies Aid plans to meet Thursday August 13 at Mrs J G Newman's home. Ed Athey and Ivan Heiser of Midland were Saturday evening callers at Barl Sanders.
George Wheatcroft Hatton and C Snelling of Pontiac spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs M S Harvey. Sunday callers at the C J Harvey home included Mr and Mrs Avril Geirs and two children, Mr and Mrs Mack Harvey and two children, B J Harvey and M S Harvey at Harrison Sunday afternoon, and Bernard Harvey of Flint visited his parental home over the weekend.
Mrs Archie McKillop of Pontiac visits her mother Mrs Thompson and Miss Norman Bates attended Flint events. Mrs Susan Chisholm of Plymouth spent time with relatives. Mrs Howard Benrase improves. Miss Glailis HMemstreet returns home after appendix surgery at Glare County Hospital. Nathen Dangler and daughter Wanda travel to Ann Arbor for further treatment. Miss Lees Jean Brown visits grandparents Mr and Mrs James Henderson. Sympathy extended to the Bradley family on their loss.
Attendees from nearby areas joined in a social gathering at the M 66 residence of Matt Hansen to honor Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Hansen. Arthur Fahnstock of Lans aug visited his sister Mrs. Clif ford Darnell. Sunday guests at the Shinabarger home included Philip Ripenburg of Clare and Haney White with family, Myron Peterson and family from Sears, and Kenith Benchley and family of Windover. Verbal notes mention Vernal Hansen and family from Manistee visiting Arthur Hansen’s household. Bistan VanOrder was a caller in the vicinity Sunday. Clifford Darnell and Arthur Fahnstock visited Traverse City for cherry picking. HE Shinabarger and children Eugene Huma and Annabel went to Clare Saturday.
Mrs Carmen Newman and children of Flint visit J N Newman home while Ralph Heller and family visit Stephen Heller home. Ralph Heller travels with Grant Heller of Indiana and Howard Heller of Lansing on a northern Michigan trip. Mr and Mrs Orin Leitner and…
Rev M Van Brockuin announces Sunday school moved to 2 00 PM with preaching at 3 00 PM and a Thursday prayer meeting at 800 PM Special music planned next Sunday Rev Van Brocklin to conference soon but likely to attend next Sunday Local notices include several area visitors and birthday gathering details with families from Flint Pontiac Lansing and Reed City.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf Castle and daughter visited her mother Mrs. Almyra Wedel on Friday. Mrs. Clarence Ramey and daughters Betty Hazel and Mrs. Dorothy Kile and Shirley Ann called on Mrs. Mason Sunday. Mrs. Maud Ramey and daughter Gewe lth and Bernice Havey, Mrs. Clarence Ramey and three daughters attended the farm union at Eddie Donalds Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Maxwell called Sunday on Mr. and Mrs. Phil Warden.
Mr. and Mrs. Brockway, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Burton, and many area families gathered for a picnic at Wilson state park. Visitors from Lansing, Big Rapids, Gilmore, Clare, and Flint joined the Hileman family for a Sunday gathering. The Farmers Union picnic is set for Sunday August 9 at the same park and a Farmers Union meeting is noted for tonight.
Weekend visitors include EB Fimbinger and Thomas Proctor of Detroit with Miss Flossie Wimbinger and George Wenket for a vacation. Several Bringold family members, Ervan, Martha, Minnie, Flossie, and others attended dances at Marion and Twin Lakes. Emily Fimbinger vacationing with Anna Vett in Temple. Ernie and Johnnie Bringold went to Detroit on Friday, bringing Helyn Fimbinger for two weeks.
Alfred Roe to add a small room for 4 H handicraft work at the school. Community gatherings include Aid Society quilting at the Kleiner home with ice cream and cake. Families tripped to Crystal and Twin Lakes for visits. Repairs to crops noted amid a Sumptious dinner plan and weekend church activities.
A Sunday school lesson outlines Saul's conversion on the road to Damascus. He moves from zealous persecutor to converted brother and mighty preacher through a divine encounter with Christ and Ananias's support. The text ties his change to regeneration and to the grace of Jesus guiding his service.
Quotation urges individuals to embrace their natural talents and remain true to their chosen path. It counsels that sticking to one’s inherent vocation leads to success, while abandoning it leads to deep failure.
A reflection credits the person capable of grand loving deeds as surpassing the one who habitually performs small considerate acts. Quotation by F. W. Robertson.
The Clare County Road Commissioners met at the Court House Harrison on Saturday July 18 1936 at ten. Present were Ladd Asline and Emerson. absent none. Minutes approved. Payroll of 712.45 authorized. Authorized purchase of a 75 HP Allis Chalmers tractor one snow plow and one Teaco 4 yard scraper. Roads assigned to Asline Hatton and Emerson Lake George. Permit for pole line granted to Consumers Power on east side of section 33 Grant Township. Recessed for dinner then bought material to widen bridge near A D Hampton. Bills allowed totaling 596.84 with various mileage and supplies listed. Clerk Wm A Henderson signed.
District finances cover June 30 1935 to June 30 1936 with a cash balance of 391 838 and total receipts 1783 39. Expenditures include officer salaries 56 00 teachers salaries 585 00 retirement 17 58 textbooks 217 67 health 6 00 fuel 52 64 insurance 16 09 building repair 22 13 furniture 90 48 supplies 33 74 library 3 80 totaling 901 16. Balance carried 882 29 signed Nelson Tiedeman director.
Annual report of Lincoln Township Agricultural School dated July 13 1936 records election of a president and treasurer for three years and a business meeting at Lincoln Town hall. Polls opened at ten oclock. minutes read and approved. secretary reports finances. motion to buy two new transportation vehicles for pupils. bids sought for cleaning and drivers. adjournment proposed. Vote total 29 with Frank Luce Ona Blain Frank Baker Harvey Wardwell among candidates. three spoiled ballots.
Frank A. Luce received eight votes and Frank Baker six in a local primary. Baker appears set for Treasurer per vote totals. Receipts and funds listed include figures such as 236.15 and 4,992.30, with several other amounts totaling 8,527.82.
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan advises creditors of the estate of William L Park deceased to present their claims by November 30 1936 for examination and adjustment. Claims will be heard December 11 1936 at ten oclock in the forenoon. Dated August 3 1936 Judge of Probate Thomas S Dorsey.
Notice is given that Elvin H Mills and Maggie L Mills defaulted on a 1907 mortgage to the Ancient Order of Gleaners now Gleaner Life Insurance Society. The property in Frost Township Clare County Michigan will be sold October 28 1936 at 10:00 AM at the County Building Harrison to satisfy the debt and costs.
The great horned owl emits a succession of resonant whoo notes in a single key with varied length. It also occasionally adds a sepulchral hoohoo laughter that unsettles the listener.
The text notes that British India is organized into acts, each overseen by a governor. It emphasizes the administrative division within the colonial framework.
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