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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1934

Page

9

District Weekly Social Notes From Pontiac Area

Mrs Mack Harvey spends the week in Pontiac with her mother and relatives Bernie Harvey attended a birthday party in Saginaw Saturday night Beth Piannes supported by Vern Stephison of Pontiac Corinne Harvey and twin brothers traveled to Flint with C J Harvey after a weekend visit Levi Mitchell of Mann Siding and L Frisby with John and Mas Green of Farwell had dinner with Addie Cline Mr and Mrs Ay M Hanner and Mr and Mrs R Conn attended a show in Rarevel Wednesday evening

Mack Harvey Pontiac Bernie Harvey Saginaw Beth Piannes Stephison Corinne Harvey Flint C. J. Harvey Levi Mitchell Mann Siding L. Frisby Gor John Mas Green Farwell Addie Cline Hanner Mra. R. Conn

Marital Bond Reported In Clare

Miss Leota M Conn and Arthur Dent, both of Mt. Pleasant, were quietly married in Clare on Tuesday afternoon. Other brief notes mention Mrs. Howard MacDarmoi visiting her Detroit relatives, Leota Conn and Arthur Dent as a newlyweds, lightning striking Lyman Frisby’s horse, and local visits and travels by area residents including F Littlefield and family, Rev Ambrosier and Lois.

Henry Dent Mt. Pleasant Clare Tuesaday Lee Barrages Dryden M. E. Hall Ambrosier Lois Coleman

Dover sacred concert draws good attendance in Colonville

A Dover sacred concert Sunday evening drew a goodly number of attendees with many reporting a very enjoyable evening and hoping for another performance. Local residents, including Miss Tessie and Hazel Bodking, visited Clarence Bodkin and family. Beaverton and Howell residents attended homecoming events and neighbors shared news of an illness and funeral. The community invites all to Sunday services and a young peoples meeting.

Dover Misséa Tessie Hazel Bodking Clarence Bodkin Plint Lawrence Teal Howell Frank Walters Charles” Bodkings Helen Beaverton Ruby Thompson Hagle Jay Chute Blanche Strouse Indiana Freemount Smith Charles Bodkins Mys

Local Visits Highlight Pine and Beaverton Area

Residents report social visits and gatherings across Pine and Beaverton. Martha Hutchinson and Mr. Gerew attended events at the Burt Butterghes home, while Mr. and Mrs. Walters of West Grant plus two grandchildren visited Frank Walters on Tuesday.

Stanley Broskey Pine Martha Hutchinson Cf. Fine Burt. Butterghes Beaverton

Brush College and area reunions across Sunday

Families from Brush College and nearby communities attended reunions at Robinett Atwood Grove and Farwell. Olga Fairchild and four children from Midland visited Frank Sanders and relatives. Grandma Hildebrandt returned home after weeks with southern kin. Kenneth Ankney family and Don Carpenter visited John Ankney as Kenneth’s sister’s child fell seriously ill. Brush College girls’ team traveled to Hersville Friday night, losing 22 to 20 at the visiting field and planning a return game Friday.

Perry Davis Geneva Farwell Robinett Atwood Grove Olga Fairchild Midland Frank Sanders Grandma Hildebrandt Kenneth Ankney Don Carpenter Ernest Ankney Lansing John Ankney Kenneth Herseville Scorac Brush College

Pleasant Valley Notices and Social Gatherings

Pleasant Valley hosted visits from Mrs Harry Blessing and three children of Plymouth. Miss Mary Chisholm shared Sunday at Mark Leeth home with Giles Leeth family of Lansing and others from Colonville and Saginaw. Ed Runyan visited Fred Allen and Orvis reunion drew a large crowd. Hagle Y P C ER invites August 26 music and free will offering. Marguerite Leeth returned from Lansing and Springport. Eagle J ladies to serve ice cream and cake August 24 at the church basement. Ball game at Kinne's park August 24 expected.

Harry Blessing Plymouth Spink Penrose Clare CG. S Lansing Springport Eagle J Kinne’s Ball Park

Social notes from Saginaw and surrounding towns

Mrs Violetta Calvert returns home after a fortnight with her niece Mrs J B Allen. Dr Zwingman and family visit Jan B Allen's home. Beverly remains for the week. Various family visits, camp meetings in Brown City, and sports results including a girls softball win over Clare and a Dover diamond victory.

Brown Corners Community Notices Highlight Local Visits

Brown Corners residents report weekend visits from Emma Garver returning after weeks here and relatives from Ohio for a reunion. Detroit guests Johanna and Bertha Ott visit sister Mrs Fred Treitch as Rev. Chas Kleinhardt and Rev. Van Brocklin return from Carson City conference. Local trips include Hartman relatives from Regan and a Cadillac weekend to see friends. The Garver family renovates their home with new windows and decor while Mr. and Mrs. Smith plan to move closer to Saginaw.

James Beatty Emma. Garver Mayo Robinett Ohio Robinett Johanna Bertha Ott Detroit Fred Treitch Chas. Kleinhardt van Brocklin Carson City Albert Hartman Regan Jef Hartman Forest Garver Hagle Mr. Hutchins John Brown, Jr James Lowey Hiverett Allen Harrison Anna Denno Wiliam Saginaw Leonel Cleland Green B. Green Midland Ira Miller Cadillac Grover Reynolds Iuiutzenheiser Mr. Schroeder Clare Smith Wilbur Lower James Lower Miss Hidna

Family visits and frost damage noted in local notices

Mr and Mrs Bruce Gingery and family with his father motored to Flint Saturday and visited relatives returning Sunday F M Gingery remained for a visit with his son Hark and family Mr and Mrs 8 Brownell and grandson Royanne visited in Gilmore Sunday Mr and Mrs Schenick Mrs Elmer Steenson and Jas McIntyre of AlMont visited Mrs Marguerite By the last week The frost did considerable damage several nights this week Mrs Jamep Calkins of Lake George visited at the home of her niece Mrs Vern Moline while taking medical treatment at Clare Wrank Burch and sister Mrs Clyde White of near Shepherd called on Mrs George Burch and their mother Mrs Sarah Burch who was visiting there returned home with them The Gingery family spent Monday near Gladwin

Violetta Calvert Saginaw J. B. Allen Dr. Zwingman Jan. B. Allen Robt. Hutchinson Robert Billy Thos. Hutchinson Clare Dover Elm Grove Rennie's Park A. Hutchinson Maurine and Rowetia Midland Buddy Mitchefer Lansing Welen Kleiner Winora Kleiner Hineat Kleiner Brown City Bruce Gingery Flint F.M. Gingery Hark Brownell Royanne Gilmore Schenick Elmer Steenson Jas. McIntyre Almont Marguerite

Dover News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Events

Dover residents report visits and family gatherings from Rosebush to Detroit. The Dover softball team beat Harrison and lost to Colonville. players escaped a head injury when a truck tipped. The sacred concert at Dover Gospel Tabernacle drew a large crowd as preparations for the Clare County Fair continue.

Hosea and John Verses Shared in Lesson On God's Love

Lesson for August 26 emphasizes Hosea 11 1 4 8 9 5 and John 3 16 The study explains Israel's apostasy in Hosea 1 3 and how God’s unfailing love drew Israel out of Egypt and protected it despite infidelity It notes God’s call to repentance and His gracious promises of healing and renewal for a returning people across the chapters and verses cited

God Christ Hosea Israel Jeroboam Gomer Egypt Canaan Freedom Assyria

To Preserve the Church Words of M Dither

A fragmentary quote reflects on preserving the church and ancestors not guiding descendants. It includes phrases about being with you always and eyes unto the end of the world. The garbled text preserves a devotional tone and personal sentiment.

M. Dither

Spurgeon on Defending the Bible

The speaker recounts C H Spurgeon declaring he could not defend the Bible and stating he would let it defend itself, arguing against defending a holy text.

Co H. Spurgeon

Probate Court hearing notice in Clare County

In the Probate Court of Clare County on July 30 1984 Judge Thos S Dorsey presided over the matter of the estate of Thomas R Bell Wallace W Bell filed a petition to determine legal heirs and rightful heirs to the real estate. The hearing is set for August 20 1984 at ten o clock in the forenoon at the Probate Office with public notice to be run in the Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks.

Clare Harrigon Said Thos, S. Dorsey Thomas. R Bell Wallace W. ‘Bell Haying Clare Sentinel Ralph Herring Harrison Switz City Indiana T. Carl Holbrook Ralph Post Office Department

Public Notice of Estate Sale Hearing in Clare County

In Harrison Clare County Michigan on August 8 1934 Judge Thos S Dorsey ordered hearing for Lilian Brown to seek license to sell Emmer Halstead estate real estate on September 1 1934 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Three weeks of notice in The Clare Sentinel required.

Michigan Clare Harrison Said Thos Dorsey Emer Halstead Lilian Brown Clare Sentinel

Notice of Tax Deed Sale and Redemption Details

Public notice of a tax deed sale in Clare County Michigan describes land described by sections and ranges with unpaid taxes from 1926 to 1929. It states redemption rights within six months, payment of all sums plus 50 percent, sheriff fees, and $5 per description. Names listed include Walter Winter and others as sheriff fees and grantees. final figures show $322.09 plus costs.

State of Michigan Clare Walter Winter Farwell Mih William Campbell George van. Winkle David Caller Anson Nelson Said Filander Davis Willie D. ‘Campbell Registry of Deeds

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