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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1935
Page
6
Central Standard Time P. M. Train 1 West 7 26 A M P. M. train No 6 Hast 2 36 p m A A Train No 52 South 9 41 A M A A Train No 51 North 12 54 P M K OF P Lodge Meeting every Monday night Fythian Sisters also meet on same evening
Rev. George P. Stanford leads morning worship at 10 30 a m with Church School at 9 45 am. The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints lists BR B McGuire as Branch President with Sunday School at 1 30 pm Social Service at 11 30 am and Women’s Department meet Thursdays at 2 00 pm.
The Church of God hosted a Christmas program with well rendered parts and a crowd on Sunday night. Pastor Mary E. House led Sunday School and preaching services while various members and relatives visited or traveled from Flint Lansing and Detroit for the holidays.
Mrs. Marjorie Brimmer and Mrs. Ftta Brown hosted the Farwell club Christmas party at the R of P hall. Twenty three members attended and voted to sponsor a community school gym dance to raise funds for drinking fountains. Readings, carols, a violin duet, and two word-stump games entertained, with prizes and a tree gift exchange concluding the evening.
Susan M. Palmer born Bridgeport Sanilac County June 25 1868 died December 14 at her daughter Mrs Alies Henry’s home aged 77 years 5 months 19 days She married Thomas Stine February 1874 had daughter Alice after 1878 she wed John A Cronk who died September 28 1985 Survived by daughter Alice Henry husband Sam Henry many nieces and nephews other relatives and friends Funeral services were held at the Henry home on December 18 Rev George Stanford officiating with interment at Surry Cemetery.
Last Tuesday Elmer Wilson's seventeenth birthday was celebrated at the David Wilson home by thirty five youths. Marion Wilson hosted a pre Christmas event with basket gifts to aid neighbors. Arden Somers won best basket, Pearl second, Bessie Glass third.
Community column from Farwell West End recounts visits by Mrs. Percy Durfee and Mr. and Mrs. Bradford, family updates, a large Christmas program for Pa and Ma, new great grandchild Hattie Marling Davis, and local moves including Perry into Paul Hisenhauer’s house. Grandchildren, relatives, and neighbors share greetings as the year winds down.
Wade Brasington arrives from Florida to visit relatives the Rawson family. A group of friends gathered at the cottage Monday evening to reminisce. Mrs. Elmer Godwin’s mother died suddenly in Bay City, details unavailable.
The school house Christmas event and program were well attended with a very good report. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Chalmer Ickes and family from Saginaw visiting George Ickes. Miss Viola Hillard called on Miss Gean McArthur, and Mrs. Clara McGinnis learned her brother Charlie Cowling was struck by a car and injured with two broken ribs. Dale Reynolds and Rose Reynolds of Flint visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Or Reynolds, over the weekend. Billaby of Clare visited the George Ickes home Sunday evening.
Wishing the Sentinel staff and readers a happy New Year. Dr. Meyers of Gladwin treated horses for parasites last Wednesday. Moder assists with Harrison elevator inventory this week. Mrs. Chas Heber visits sister Mrs. M. J. Wedge of Sandusky. Lawrence Burton is home briefly before more hospital treatment. Our school enjoys a short vacation. Shelley Burton of Pontiac spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Burton.
Arthur Center brief items report New Year wishes from the Sentinel readers. Harl Gilmore and family visit relatives in Winfield Illinois and Grant Two. Illness updates include Gerald Myers and Lee Barber. Elnora Orvis helps Mrs Hazel Milkie with chores due to a casted foot. Henry Warner and spouse move to Frank Bates farm as new neighbors. Hardwood school held a Friday program despite the cold that restrained car travel. Santa delivered cheer and spoke with children.
The town praised the school’s Friday evening program and gave thanks to Mrs DeWitt of Saginaw for sending sweaters to every child. The custom began when her father Mr Brand named the school in his honor. Others hosted guests and travelers were noted in local visits and family gatherings.
Mrs Emma Garver of Saginaw assists care for her ill daughter Mrs Mack Leeth as friends wish her a speedy recovery. Miss Norma Bates visited cousin Miss Lavern Bates in Harrison. Eagle Ladies Aid Christmas party at the Bates home featured gifts and refreshments. Nathen Dangler family traveled to Ann Arbor to visit Wanda in hospital. Hinest Penrage and Artie Carncross family gatherings. Orville Bates and others attended a Congregational church program in Clare. Community members attended events in Colonville Sunday.
Print items show Jenk Price joining a group for a short stay and Elsworth Miller welcoming a baby boy born December 22. Jess Tryon assists Hisworth Miller with winter chores while Allen school Friday program drew a large attendance and enjoyed the plays. Charley Manwaring and C Adelblues hosted relatives, and Miss Gurnith Manwaring visited Vera and Lena Price Sunday.
Maple Grove U. and Church reports a successful Christmas program thanks to committee members Bertha Rulapaugh and Helen Lidell. Santa Claus aided, local merchants donated peanuts and oranges, Smedley children supplied a Christmas tree, and a waterless cooker was gifted to Rev. and Mrs. Van Brocklin.
Mrs Ellis of Los Angeles visits the Floyd Allen home in Clare while Lois and Alger Smock from near Rosebush stay with their uncle Floyd Allen during the Smock funeral. Roy Hoover Sr returns from the south state visit. Mrs Hoover extends her stay. Mrs Emily Miser returns from near Harrison. Ross Dysinger and daughters Doris and Jean of Flint visit for Christmas. Allen Dorothy and Detmar Brown visit Ray Houghton. Bobbie Dent returns home from Porter after a week with grandparents while his mother undergoes hospital treatment. Raymond Conn sidelined by rheumatism two weeks. James A McKay of Detroit attends to business and improves the old Hudson barn. Clarence Mull breaks five ribs after a ladder fall.
The community shares New Year wishes as families from Lansing and nearby homes gather, with many visiting relatives and arranging home improvements. Electricity work, kitchen cabinets, and carpentry are noted as residents host guests from Flint Moores Crossing Main Siding Lake and Mt. Pleasant. A cold snap of six below zero closes the report.
Mr and Mrs Jay Clute shopped in Sag inaw last Wednesday. Neighbors held a wood bee for Tessie and Hazel Bodkins last Tuesday. The church Christmas program and tree drew a large crowd with praise for the young people and their director. The little folks did well, reflecting careful planning. Several residents are listed as sick.
Mrs Earl Acher visited Mrs Robert Dent at Mt Pleasant on Thursday and Friday. A Delwin Grange gathering Tuesday night included lodge program gifts and a dance with snacks. A school program Friday night drew strong attendance. Meet-A-While club met with Mrs Clarence Ramey for quilt blocks and a pot luck dinner. Ralph Hayner and son Frankie visited Bruce Morrison and family Sunday night.
A tribute notes Dr L L Kelley longtime Farwell practitioner died Saturday morning. The community recalls his friendship and service across Farwell and surrounding areas. Also mentioned are visits by Ted and Mrs Edwards from Gladwin and A Oliver and sister Mrs Roy Feighner in Clare. A correction states Doris Teale works in the Par nel WPA office not Welfare. The school program Monday drew a full house with students delivering roles and Santa delivering treats.
Uncle Eben quotes an old rule of character stating that an honest man cannot thrive without the courage to insist on fair treatment from those he deals with. The saying emphasizes integrity and steadfastness in everyday conduct.
London seeks a slimming plan to limit outward sprawl with one or two green belts around the city. Herbert Morrison proposes £2,000,000 to buy green land, creating inner and outer belts within 12 and 20 miles of Charing Cross to preserve open spaces as suburbs expand and skyscraper blocks rise within the 100 foot height law.
The term funny bone refers to the ulnar nerve protected by the elbow area. A blow to the inner elbow can easily affect this nerve, causing a sharp tingling or numb sensation along the forearm and hand.
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