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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1934
Page
11
Farwell activity fills pages with church events road work family visits and sports results. Mentions Farwell Methodist Church L D S church reunions at Edenville Barryton baseball games Marti, McMullen families and residents visiting Lake George, Lakeview and Saginaw as well as trips to Mackinac and Central Lake.
Church of God Pastor Mary E House announces Sunday School at 9:30, morning and evening preaching at 10:30 and 8:00. Young People meeting at Lane House with leader. Cottage prayer meeting each Wednesday at 8. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints R B McGuire branch holds Sunday School 10:30 and prayer at 11:30. Women's Department meets every other Thursday at 2. Christian Legion guest details to be announced. Everyone welcome.
At a special meeting local Auld Lang Syne members appointed committees to organize the annual party on September 1. James Stinchcombe was chosen as banquet chairman with Mrs. M Richmond and Mrs. A Henry on the arranging committee. The music chair Mrs. M Lamb reported progress. The secretary Mrs. Richmond will handle printing and invitations. The committee secured the high school auditorium and the Pythian Sisters will serve the banquet.
Maryland and West Virginia require a clergyman or minister to perform marriage. Delaware follows the same rule except for the mayor of Wilmington. Other states allow civil officials to perform marriages as an alternative.
The Sentinel plans to publish Robber's Roost by Zane Grey. The serial novel is expected to appear soon, drawing reader interest with its famed Western adventure.
Mr and Mrs Harley Ruby and family of Flint spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wan Hileman The Seb Plannes family entertained relatives from Chicago for a few days Mr and Mrs O J Heber and sons Malcolm and Paul spent the weekend with relatives here Mr and Mrs A E Burton and son Robert visited over the weekend with his parents The Niley Abbott family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Elmer Smith at the Clara Aire ranch
Miss Joyce Clady of Maple Rapids is a week guest of Miss Norma Bates. Mr and Mrs Wm Greeb and Miss Dorothy of Flint visit the Spinks in Maple Rapids and call on friends. Clyde McDonald of Alma stays at Burton Bay home. Einora Kleiner spends weekend with Robert Kleiner. Mrs Archie McKillip of Pontiac visits her mother Mrs Ruby Thompson. Gladys Hemstreet visits friends in Pontiac.
Geo Tiedeman and son Nelson visit A F P Am brosiers with Mr and Mrs Lt Frisby and Dorothy Green of Farwell joining. Layle Littlefield hosts a party on an excursion to Menomonee. Farwell residents Mr and Mrs F Littlefield spend Sunday at Clear Lake with friends. Rev Ambrosier helps his father buzzwood Friday. Mary Dunlap visits Detroit sisters Mrs Johnstone and Mrs Adama. Mildred Rogers of Forest Hill visits Mr and Mrs C Their and Mr and Mrs W Rogers. John Kilburn of Flint spends Sunday with sister Mrs A Cline.
Mr and Mrs Russel Cook and son moved to Flint where he found work. Weekend guests at Albert Bruce home were Mr and Mrs L H Harris from Lansing and Miss Agnes Foster from Detroit. Miss Foster to visit relatives in Marion then stay with sister Mrs A Bruce. Mr and Mrs Donald Malcollmson and children of Frost spent Sunday with Elvin Budd. Mr Herman Sturmer injured hand binding oats requiring eleven stitches. Mt and Mrs Verne Wooditt and family were Sunday dinner guests at daughter Mrs Forest Savage. Freda Well spent six weeks at Mt Pleasant returning home Friday. Miss Thiedohra Ganer and Beatrice Hurnett returned home after six weeks at Normal School Mt Pleasant.
Hinkleville letters note visits by Willis Whitney and families from Lansing Saginaw Rosebush and Detroit. cyclone causes property damage and blown down poles near Mrs George Burch. Friday events include visits by Ward Soody Roy Peighner and Ellen Boody with A Oliver and Herb Boody. Friday and Sunday travel to Owosso Clare California mentioned.
Annual statistical and financial report for the year ending June 30 1984 lists receipts and expenditures across funds including contingent primary and library. Notable items include tuition to Farwell, supplies from Clare Sentinel and various salaries, with a closing balance in the contingent fund of 841.20 and total expenditures 1017.34. Annual meeting notes record trustees appointed and meeting adjournment.
Loomis defeated Coleman 20 to 17 in a Sunday ball game at the home diamond. Several local families visited relatives and neighbors around Loomis and Clare areas with multiple calls and visits noted. An ice cream social Wednesday evening drew good attendance and planning for another similar event is underway. Watch for Robber's Roost by Zane Gray in The newspaper.
Multiple short items: Nashville Iris Olin 18 burned by smouldering saw dust. Kalamazoo fishhook wound leads to death from blood poisoning. a dog poisoner alarm in Brown City. Lenawee farmers exceeding wheat contracts. crops burned and apples at risk near Kalamazoo. Yellowstone Park car theft. Lansing liquor store revenue near 3.4 million. St Clair Shores sewer funds fight in Washington. Flint public utility pole tax attempt. Michigan prison water shortage. sales tax welfare and school aid totals. Grand Rapids boy drowns with Knapp. Mt Pleasant oil field fire losses. Aug welfare relief allocations with county breakdowns.
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