Local Visitors Spend Weekend at Hill Ranch Nearby
Mise Mary Caverly from Harrison spent the weekend with Miss Bea trica Brown and Mrs Hart Brookway. On Sunday she visited her folks near Hill Ranch.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1934
Page
4
Mise Mary Caverly from Harrison spent the weekend with Miss Bea trica Brown and Mrs Hart Brookway. On Sunday she visited her folks near Hill Ranch.
West Freemen.Report highlights a Christmas program at the local school last Friday evening with children praised by Santa Claus. Attender Attumber joined Martin school event Saturday. Rex Clark families and Shinnabarger relatives visited, and Eugene Shinabarger bought a team in Taabella county from Harvey Whites' uncle.
Central Gilmore hosts Sunday services every Sunday with a 10:00 preaching, 11:00 prayer, 1:00 to 7:30 Dp m meeting, and a 8:30 to 9:30 preaching. Pastor Harl Vayette invites all. He visited several local schools last week teaching and presenting programs with Mrs. Lewie Cook, Mrs. Hebert Fordyce, and Mrs. Smith assisting.
Mrs. Frank Kirby died at University Hospital in Ann Arbor. Funeral services were held Monday at the Marion church. she was a longtime resident of our township and deeply missed by neighbors and friends.
The community pages describe the Winterfield schoolhouse program well attended with praise for Miss Thelma Brooks and a Christmas tree. Several families like the Vandewoudes, Cutlers, and Davises hosted or visited relatives during the holidays, including events at the M.E. church in Marion and gatherings at homes of the Davis, Heckrorn, Foster, and Coleman families. Sam Davis and others traveled to Ed Cutler home for holiday time.
A New Year greeting from Mann Siding extends wishes for happiness and prosperity. Local notices describe a Christmas program with Santa and a well filled pack, visits by residents to relatives in Flint, and several family updates including leaves from CCO Camp Harrison and holiday travel for Doris Burton and Mable Heber.
A roundup of Christmas day and holiday visits from Seymour Border to Rosebush Farwell Clare and Midland. Families gather for meals and celebrations with several houses hosting relatives from Grand Rapids Flint and St Louis. A Christmas program with a tree and Santa booster ends the notes.
Temple Bailey portrays the clash between love and a malignant mood as Dr. Peter Ferry seeks glamour in Florida. The tale traces wealth, mirage, and a life in ruins before Mary Hamilton enters the scene, with Bailey noted as born in Petersburg and educated in Richmond.
A bulldog owned by BH L Chapman in Murphysboro was found unconscious after likely turning on a gas jet. Chapman returned to a house filled with fumes and firefighters attended the dog for an hour without revival.
Alice May Teale born in Sheridan township June 5 1899 grew up in Vernon City and devoted to God from age fourteen. Following a brief pneumonia illness December 18 she died aged 0? at home. Survived by father David Teale two brothers Wesley and William and many relatives. Rev M R Hendrich led the last rites at Clare Baptist church with Cherry Grove burial.
Earl Austin Hart born Aurelius Michigan September 24 1872 died December 18 1934 at 62.2.24. He married Julia A Westfall in June 1902. They lived across the country and settled in Oregon then Michigan before farm life near Farwell and later Saginaw Bad Axe and Grant. He leaves a wife son Melvin Hart a granddaughter Lenta Joan Austin an adopted sister Mrs John Oman and Mrs Lettie Benton of New York. Funeral held Friday at 2 from Thurston Funeral Home Rev Vayette of Gilmore Church officiating Burial Cherry Grove.
Agnes Elizabeth Cunningham Mitchell dies Friday afternoon at her Isabella county farm home. Born November 7, 1847 near Montreal, she married Edward J. Mitchell in 1880 and moved to Isabella township. Survived by two sons and two daughters, long-mourned separation of her daughter Agnes Elizabeth, teaching near Ludington 12 years ago, remains unsolved. Funeral at St. Henry's Vernon. mass by Rev. Tomaszewski. Burial in St. Henry's Cemetery with husband, two sons and daughter interred. She leaves two nieces in Fair Haven Vermont and a nephew John T. Mitchell of Isabella township.
We are very grateful to all who helped during the illness and death of our beloved daughter and sister. We appreciate floral tokens messages from Rev Heondrich and the singers and Mr Thurston and Son for their services. David Teals and family.
The Cape Verdes earned their name from seaweed drifting into many bays. The islands show sparse vegetation and a maritime environment that inspired the designation.
A long list of Michigan incidents and developments from multiple towns. Highlights include a fatal accident in the pattern plant and a worker killed by a broke chain, post office remodeling funds advised by Rep. Prentiss M. Brown, low bids on highway projects funded by a federal grant, a fatal oil well casing accident near Lansing, and a state bank merger led by Byron J. Foster. Other items cover a Northville high school fire, a rural mail carrier death, a major lamb show record, a historic rural carrier, and university resignations and honors.
An explanation notes normal body temperature 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit but acknowledges variation by body region. A French study review questions the early emergence of genius among biologists and suggests genius may not be evident at a very young age.
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