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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1933
Page
6
Schedule fragment lists multiple trains with directions and times including West 7:62 AM East 1:52 PM South 9:40 PM and North 12:55 PM. It mentions Train No. 6 62 51 and A AvTrain, but details are incomplete.
K O P Lodge holds meetings every Monday night and Pythian Sisters meet on the same evening, according to the notice.
The notice lists services led by R. B. McGuire, Branch President. Sunday School at 10 30 a m Prayer meeting at 11 30 a m Bible study at 7 30 p m.
Pastor Mary E House leads 10 30 Sunday School 11 80 am preaching 7 pm Young Peoples meeting led by Marie Smith 8 pm preaching Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 8 pm at the church.
Farwell Methodist Church to hold 11 45 worship led by Rev John Lockyer with inviting guests. Church school starts an hour earlier. Community notices list local visits, travel, and events with families from Shepherd Clare and Flint, plus reports on school buses and assembly attendance.
A fragmented line recalls a joke about a kite asking what it is and a string tethered somewhere. The garbled source mentions Bell Byhdleste and WNU Bervion, implying a playful aside or quote from 1938.
Nellie Maud McGlone born January 6 1876 near Florence Ohio moved with family to Michigan then Gilmore township. She married Edward Putman January 16 1890 and had one daughter. The family later resided in Farwell. She died August 1 1933 after ill health. Survived by husband daughter and two brothers. Funeral at home Friday two o clock with Rev LeRoy Whitney of Gladwin officiating.
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy and beautiful flowers in our hour of sorrow. Special thanks to the Rev. Whitey for comforting words. Signed Mr. Edward Putman and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gainsforth.
Resort guests and locals share a busy summer at Five Lakes with fishing for bass bluegills pike and walleyes. July into August brings visitors from Mt. Pleasant Saginaw Detroit and Ohio and a large Smith family reunion at Lake George Park with a chicken dinner and lake activities.
Kelly Morgan visited his son James at grandmother's, joined by brother Charlie and Gladys. Elme Kress was home Sunday. Owosso's Anson Sheldon visited Harry Kress. Tom and Lloyd traveled to Clare. Frank Harrie and family from Shepherd visited his mother’s folks. Fred Wolf and wife stayed at the Wolf Den. Joe Grimm of Blanchard visited the Oakdale cottage with KF A Luce for a Pere Marquette fishing trip. Robert Kemphert and family from Ann Arbor at Tamarack Lodge for a few days. Lyle Johnston of New York City vacationed at his brother's cottage. Albert Moyes and family from Rosebush returned home after a cottage week. Wilbur Johnston and family of Rosebush stayed at their cottage. Henry Ayris and daughter went to Mt. Pleasant. James Duncan and nephew Lionel Duncan with family spent a few hours in the park. Frank Manning and wife went to Clare. Frank Thilly visited Clare. Morris Gordon and family of Lansing were at Fairview. Wm Gulham and family of Owosgo? Visited Pa and Ma Sil. Misses Crane Delling and Shambough of Six Lakes returned after a successful Bible school. Messages from Miss Crane inspired listeners. Don Luce and wife to Farwell Sunday. Byron Wells and Robert Johnson of Milwaukee returned home after a vacation at the Wells cottage. Ward Lenox and family and Edd Wolschot and family of Mt. Pleasant visited Harry Ayris and daughter Sunday. Mrs Norman Tolson and sons of Chicago returned home last week. The boys’ employ a stint did not make a long stay. Claud Hstee and friends of Shepherd motored through Sunday.
Miss Grace Beard spent the weekend in Farwell with Mrs. S Harris and son Glenn. Numerous calls and visits unfold around Clare, Marion, Lake George, and Windover Lake as families, friends, and neighbors travel, host, and socialize. A long list of locals and visitors from Grand Rapids, Kalkaska, Remus, Pontiac, East Lansing, and other towns are noted among cottage stays and dances. The piece also mentions the mail carrier history and a Smith reunion event at Lake George.
Ithaca residents Andréw Azelborn and family camp at Windover Lake as do J Horma and A Plowman relatives. Vernon, Lansing, Ypsilanti, Edmore and Remus guests converge for weekend visits with locals including the Shoup Reed and Beard households. A sick visit to Clarence Simons is reported with care by Dr Becker and nurse Neva Propery.
County road commissioners adopted resolutions urging adherence to the NRA spirit and letter and to speed up submission to the President's wage and hour plan. Speakers including Prof Haber and Rep Mapes discussed funding, distributions, and the program’s impact on local roads and employment.
A true copy filed in probate matters by Judge Thomas S Dorsey. Official notation indicates authenticity and judicial oversight with archival reference 4314.
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