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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
12
Mrs. Gora Sherman of Farwell visits daughter Mrs Claude Fordyce and family. Kenneth Sons Belday and son listed. Marion Wilson visited the Jarman home and Claude Fordyce's. Bram Seymour and family spent Sunday with Claude Fordyce. Charles Heintgelman is very ill.
Loomis residents shared holiday plans with relatives in Flint as Mrs. George Burton spent Thanksgiving with her parents. Visitors included Mrs. Rawley and family at Mrs. Harvey s, and trips to Mt. Pleasant for Blanch Rawley s X ray at Brandstetter hospital. The community extends sympathy for the passing of Mrs. Fern Baughman.
The note lists weekend visits by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gruno to Pontiac and Emerson Burton's family. Friends gathered to mark Leo Heints milestone. Karl Brockway and a friend visited Pontiac. Harrison High junior class met at the Malcomson home in Long Lake. Threshers harvested beans in the neighborhood. Harry Hileman from Mt. Pleasant visited to hunt. Reatha Pixley from Harrison spent the weekend with Bernice Heber.
Dr Clute attended Wali Owens home as Miss Virginia is sick. Mrs Arthur Bellinger shows improvement. Milton Skyring of Lansing visited his father Frank. Lorin Koontz returned from two weeks with aunt Mrs Ed Gorr. Roy Allen and Maxine visited Roy Powers family. Mrs Powers ill. School board fumigated the building on Friday. Elmer Gingery recovers from scarlet fever Wilbur ill. Glen Thompson visited Jerry Koontz home. F Hinkle hosted the H T H Club last week. John Gieb suffers asthma attack. John Sparkel home from GCC camp at Brethren. Eliza Armstrong Josephine and John dined with the Hinkles.
Mrs Burt Hubel and sons Cecil and Stephen visited Bay City to see Isobel in training hospital. Rollin Harrold of Clare stayed with grandparents. Mr and Mrs Fred Cook of Flint visited L A Kiggins home then neighbors before returning. Mrs George Bates of Brown ill again. Maude Barber visited Harrolds. Mrs Mary Sanders census worker. Mrs Rita Orvis visited Myra Roller. Funeral of Mrs Kiggins held at town hall led by Rev House with Rev Rieinhardt and Harry Cleveland. Large crowd, burial at Gladwin cemetery. Visitors from Flint Harrison Oi City Frost township.
Regretful note from Greenwood and Gladwin county residents expresses condolences to Mr Kiggins and his kin. Neighbors extend sympathy to Mrs Charles Garyer and her children in their sorrow.
Mr and Mrs Wm Scheiber and families were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Harvey Wilson. Mrs Wilson helped with the Clare Church of God missionary program. Mrs Cora Wilson and Miss Ina Burton attended a missionary meeting at Mrs Ira Richmond's home to review articles for foreign fields.
The Central Gilmore Church of Christ invites all to Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. preaching at 11:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor follows at 7:45 p.m. with another preaching session to follow. Pastor Creuderson leads the congregation.
Gilmore Free Methodist Church holds Sunday school each week with preaching services on alternate Sundays at 11 00 a m. Don and Davis family welcomed a baby boy born November 12 former Gilmore residents. Attendees from Gilmore enjoyed the Junior play at Farwell Friday night. Freeman reports a deer from the north woods. Elen Seymour and wife S and S. Sherman visited Cloud Fordyce Sunday. Marion Wilson visited Ray Jarman home. Carl McAlvey and wife and baby from Lansing spent the weekend with the McAlveys.
Alva Ray Clarence and Vernie Grewe of Mt. Pleasant hunted Tuesday in the vicinity. Mrs G J Harvey and Corenna joined the Ray Utley party Thursday evening. Families and neighbors from Baldwin Mann Siding and Pontiac visited, ate supper, or helped with chores. Dc J Harvey returned to Flint for work after layoff.
Dover notes report Donald Shaver returning from Ann Arbor and a series of Sunday visits to Mrs Dorothy Allen and relatives. Local residents Will Henderson and family from Harrison called. A wood cutting gathering occurred at the Van Den Bergh home. Busy Bees sewed quilt blocks. The Aid group planned a December 7 meeting at Mrs Ana Walters. In school news Red Cross donations were listed from local students. The art class made Indian bands for a Thanksgiving play and a Pilgrims and Mayflower table project was planned.
West Freeman My Grege and Ptahna from Masa visited with Fred Burke for a hunting trip. S H B Shinabarger and family shared Sunday evening with Carl Shinabarger in Lake George and Albert. Gaffney visited Carl Rodabaugh near Sears. Huon Darnell and H B Shinabarger attended Scotts sale near Clare last week. Wm Combs from the upper peninsula has been hunting in the area recently.
Mr and Mrs Don Luce of Lake George spent the weekend with relatives and attended the Junior play. Mrs Virginia Grell and Dorothy Louise visit her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Smedley and other relatives Roy Root, formerly at an oil well near Rosebush, now works at a well near Byart Ed Hains noted as the only deer hunter and successful Mr and Mrs Ed Haines host their son in law Eisenhart of Detroit Doris Schofield Mt Pleasant and Cora Smedley Clare weekend visitors at Bernard Schofield home and others Also Mrs Mary Schofield Yarwell and Carl Schofield Lansing visited Himer Schofield home Saturday afternoon.
Community notes from Clare area recount visits by Mrs Harl Snider and babies, Mr and Mrs Chas Sherman, Geo Scott on business to Mt Pleasant, and multiple social calls. A two car collision at Clifford Molash corner left occupants unharmed. An accident near Pontiac overturned a car injuring Mrs Somerville and shaking Mr Somerville. The page mentions a Terraplane Six, a grocers meeting in Clare, a birthday supper for Aaron Irwin Jr, and a masquerade dance with prizewinners.
The message notes names of students who earned A on the weekly spelling tests including Velma Delmer and Olive. It lists several others and mentions a Thanksgiving program on Wednesday afternoon. Five new scholars are announced: Marion Margaret James J. D. and Harry Shinabarger.
Classified brief notes selling old batteries for raalatora and green. Ad mentions Samborn’s and a phone number 34, Claready, for contact.
Lesson summary of Acts 19 and Pauls three months teaching in the synagogue at Ephesus his bold reasoning and persuasion his miracles with handkerchiefs and aprons the Jewish exorcists failure the seven sons of Sceva and the riot of the silversmiths detailing the impact on believers and the city Demetrius anger and the town clerk clearing the crowd with lawful conduct
A reflection argues it is impossible to live by divine order if daily duties feel like a heavy burden. The piece frames heavenly principles as misapplied when routine tasks weigh on the conscience, urging a practical, ordered approach to daily life.
A meditation urging the believer to seek quietness as the path to abiding in Christ. It presents the soul’s growth through arid calm as the fruit of remaining in Him, emphasizing inner peace and steadfast faith.
Public works bid notice for a 3.312 mile Clinton Clare County road project under National Recovery Act rules. Prequalified contractors may inspect plans in Lansing and Saginaw. bids due December 1, 1933. Includes wage rates, deposits, and right to reject proposals. Murray D. Van Wagoner signs. Metadata notes several local city financial entries.
Regular meeting notes present Aldermen Bayes Archambault Forbes Holmes Osborn Ramey with none absent. Reports on road damage and sewerage program filed. loan authorization up to 1000 dollars for 60 days discussed. Bills for insurance, gas, labor and printing reviewed and referred to Finance Committee.
In Clare County Michigan the Probate Court of Glare County fixes December 12, 1933 at 10:00 AM for a hearing on Olive Willey’s petition to grant administration of Emily Fairman deceased to T. Carl Holbrook or another suitable administrator. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in Clare Sentinel.
By writ of fieri facias from the Circuit Court The Citizens State Bank of Clare Michigan holds against F M Myers and W E Myers. Lands include parts of Section 4 and 16 in Township 18 North Range 3 West Arthur Township. Public vendue at the courthouse front door Harrigan Michigan at 1 PM EST December 27 1938. Sheriff Edmond Woods announces sale with attorney T Carl Holbrook.
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