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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1935
Page
5
Daily timetable shows trips from Clare area with connections to Lansing and northbound routes. Community notes report Miss Mabel Van Hoose’s return, Legion Auxiliary planning a Christmas party, and various visits, illnesses, births, and obituaries.
Brown godwits are described as slender brown birds with long bills like curlews. The bill turns slightly upward and the wing shows a cinnamon patch when extended during landing.
The American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary schedule a joint 8:00 p m meeting on Monday December 16. Each unit will meet separately then combine to plan a Christmas party and dance. Members will fill out a questionnaire regarding the Bonus payment to be discussed by Congress. Attendance is urged.
The Methodist Auxiliary held its annual Christmas party Wednesday at Mrs. Greta Kennedy's home. Festive decorations, citrus tables for thirty four, and programs in red and green highlighted the event with greetings, invocation, carols, art talk, and a business meeting led by Mrs. Gillespie.
John Q. Look Lodge No. 404 FP and A M elected officers for 1936 at its regular meeting. Leo E. Oden was chosen Worshipful Master with Gordon McIntosh as Senior Warden and Donald Holbrook as Junior Warden Delbert W. Osborn is Treasurer and Eugene A. Throop is Secretary. A social time with later plans for installation were noted.
The choir and senior department of the Methodist Episcopal church present Christmas in song story and tableau next Sunday evening. The church will be lighted to feature the Tiffany window depicting Christ the Good Shepherd. Program includes song O Little Town of Bethlehem scripture anthem prayer readings the fourth Wiseman lighting of the window carola audience tableau with musical accompaniment the Annunciation the Hillside song the Coming of the Wiseman and Presentation of White Gift offering for children Howie.
Congress ratified the Great Seal early in the new government. The secretary of state keeps the seal and may affix it only to papers bearing the President's signature.
Two couples wed before Rev. Chas Kleinheart on December 7 at the minister’s Hatton Township home. Dorothy Foor and Henry Warner Jr. were joined with Grace Sanders and Galen Goats as attendants. A prior Thanksgiving wedding united Reva Gamble and Archie Buvill at Mrs. Gamble’s Greenwood Township home.
C C Barnes outlines three global challenges war crime and social security, arguing war costs exceed 250 billion unlocks roads and world order. He cites tax allocations and crime causes from youth influences to obsolete laws, urging League of Nations and public accountability.
A fragmentary note cites Warsaw as beardless as a symbol of resisting Russia and Moscow influence. It links shaved cheeks to patriotism, praising the defiant fashion as an emblem of national identity and historic challenge.
The Kiwanis Club celebrated its charter night on December 4 in Clare. The address praised international cooperation and high business standards while noting Clare’s strong merchants and hotel. Charter was accepted by President Cotter and a dance followed with Jack Davis Orchestra. Next speaker December 18 will be Professor L. Tyler of Alma College.
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