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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1934
Page
7
After a pleasant social gathering and farewell wishes from friends, Isobel Hubel returns to her duties at Mercy Hospital in Bay City. The event marked the end of another successful year of service.
Silag Brown and daughter Mrs Ross return to Flint Street. Miss Lucile Burton visits Mr and Mrs Harnest Boulton. Chas Heber relatives in Royal Oak and Sandusky. Orval Burton visits uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Norman Burton. Beatrice Mitchell and others visit relatives in Flint and Orval Burton also with Wm Methner from Coleman. Leo Heintz and family visit Lily Lake residents.
Brush College residents attended a birthday supper for Lorin Leitner in Gladwin last Sunday night. Many from the area visited relatives including the Coats, Myers, Ruby, Rockey and Leitner families during the weekend and Sunday gatherings.
The community notes Josh Miser died last week with local relatives expressing sympathy. Roy Misdr ie sister Mrs Plora Watson returned to Wallacebrhy Canada after funeral travels. Several residents visited Floyd and Dorothy Allen, while a sacred concert is announced at the Tabernacle for August 19 at 8:00 PM with orchestra and vocalists.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Myers of Bennington hosted visitors including Leonard Gaylord and the Cook-Mitchel grandparents in Flint. Other relatives from Lansing Harrison and Flint gathered over Sunday to Monday, sharing time with the Myers and Wright families.
Mr and Mrs Nealie Cook attended the funeral of Mrs Cook s aunt in Cadillac. Alfred Haynes of Grand Rapids visited his sister and family in Winterfield. Elmer Randall attended the Cadillac funeral. Lear Diamant and Wm McComb worked at St Johns and spent the weekend home. Clinton Foster and children visited Mrs O J Dells and threshers. James Hunt and daughters visited relatives. John Cook of Frost called on Edd Cutler. Roy Knapp visited relatives in Alma. Clinton Foster visited his sister Mrs Frank Davis.
Pleasant Valley residents shared time with relatives near Mt. Pleasant and Bannister. Visitors included Mrs. Emma Garver of Saginaw and Mrs. Mack Leeth’s family. Miss Norma Bates hosted forty friends for a Maple Rapids guest Miss Joyce Cludy, who returned home Sunday. Sympathy extended to the Miser family. A Jackson area visit included Eva and Maria Raymond. A family reunion occurred at the Wm. Jackson home with relatives from Forest Hill Midland Mr. Pleasant Shephard Alma and others.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rocky visited relatives in Gladwin while Mr and Mrs J A Allen and Ralph Allen hosted guests from Wallaceburg Ontario. A severe wind storm caused minor damage and electric shocks but no serious injuries. Pauline Krell and family joined Pauline Wrell’s birthday gathering as others visited Grant and Loon Lake for fishing and canning activity totals reached about 300 quarts of fruit and vegetables.
Oe Pradiey remains near Estell a with a bruised foot after a cow step. A number of young folks gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Wade Gradit at Cornwell farm for a Sunday afternoon and evening visit.
Hazel and Anna Querback spent Sunday with Doris Weldon while Delmar Price visited Lan sing. Bryon Lyons sold veal Saturday and Mrs Leo Querback visited Buckeye. Wim Weldon hunted for 40 missing sheep at the Bakey ranch. McKenna's ball team beat Smith Creek 16 to 8.
Mr and Mrs Vern Owens are the parents of a baby girl named Carolee Rey. Several local families were noted visiting relatives and attending events including a Loomis ball game and a McCormick Deering tractor demonstration at the Eber Raymond home.
Local notes cover attendees at a ball game at Windover Lake where residents from West Freeman and nearby towns united. Names include Haston VanOrder and friends, Mr and Mrs George Jountaine from Ansing, Bilton Darnell and wife, Mrs Vanorder and children, Mrs Matt Hansen and Otis, Art Tansen, S E Shinabarger and wife, and many others as they visit, return, or host gatherings across the area.
The report notes the birth of a 10 pound daughter to Mr. and Mrs. R. McBride on August 7. Nearby families and neighbors visit: Roy Bueller, John Snellinger, George Gilcher, Walter Brown, Mabel Tensus wood, Harry Brown, J. W. Butters, and others share time with Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Gilcher and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown. Wilson Rhinehart hosts Ohio relatives and Mrs. Kaulig visits Detroit. An Aid meeting marks Mr. and Mrs. Gilcher's 46th wedding anniversary with a surprise glaze and plates for 41.
A temperance lesson summarizes Amos 6 1 14 denouncing luxury and self indulgence in Israel. It notes luxury from ivory beds music and wine, warns of coming captivity and judgment, and contrasts prosperity with spiritual indifference amid nation and church alike.
A devotional fragment reflecting on how closeness to the Saviour heightens love, comparing it to increasing heat as one nears the sun. The prose links intimate communion with spiritual warmth and fervor in the believer's heart.
A reflective note about a man who minds heavenlies and lies as he thinks, warning that one who walks in the counsel of the ungodly may falter or falter in faith.
Maxine Cornell returned home from vacation at Grand Rapids Tuesday night. Numerous family and friends from Clare, Jackson, Saginaw, Flint, Hyatt, and Ludington visited or traveled, with gatherings at Bert Scott’s and Summers’ homes. Several relatives planned vacations or returned from trips to Reed City and Bay City in the interwoven local social notes.
Judgment records in Clare County 1934 require Ralph Herring to appear within three months for the Herring v. Herring suit. Publication and service rules set, with license hearing for Elmer Halstead estate sale pending September 1, 1934 in Harrison probate office.
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