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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1935
Page
3
Church notices list Sunday School at 10 30 a m worship at 11 30 a m prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m and evangelistic Sunday evening services with song services at 7 30 p m and preaching at 8 p m Pastor Chas Kleinhardt among frequent community visits and a long roster of local residents and guests mentioned in attendance and travel notes.
The Helping Hand Society of the United Brethren held a Thursday regular meeting with nine ladies quilting blocks. A February 7 gathering is planned at Mrs Hill’s home. Mrs Paul Moore hosted a miscellaneous shower for her daughter Miss Etho pride elect with twelve neighbors and friends attending.
Friday evening event despite subzero mercury drew a large crowd. Maurice Rushlow's orchestra provided music for the dance. Mrs. Olive Hallett organized the affair and other dances this winter and is praised as a capable sponsor. The hall featured evergreen decorations.
Mrs. Jack Briggs Jr nee Iva Reynolds fractured a foot stepping on ice while carrying a pail. She was treated at Clare hospital and cast, staying with relatives as she recovers. Norma Lillian Briggs visits grandparents in Frost Township. Ice harvest by Harrison Elevator Co concludes with 18 workers and 60 tons stored at Amy’s barn.
The United Brethren Church Sunday School elected officers for a term ending with the August election. Superintendent is Mr B Fisher with Miss Nita Hill as secretary and Mrs Roy Eaton as treasurer. Teachers include Mr B Fisher and Rev Charles Kleinhardt among others. Zero Weather at County Seat From Sunday to Saturday nights the area saw temperatures fall below zero with Thursday at 16 degrees below and Saturday lower than that. The note asks if Florida vacations are enviable.
Detroit visitors Messrs Fred Luderman Chas Re lick and Floyd MacGrath stayed with John Baluss. Floyd Davis traveled to Muskegon for his sister’s illness, with Mrs Davis remaining to care for her. A Cleveland trip took Frank Burns and the Haynak couple for Joe Kirchmar’s illness. Three Rivers hosts Mr and Mrs Irvin Rouse with Hoag family errands. Fire Lands and Greenwood ties, plus dental work by Betty Utter.
Camp Houghton Lake veterans write of longing for blossom time as March winds turn bitter, while the camp keeps improving facilities. They note remodeling of the hospital and cooks barracks, forest work including release cutting, and a growing French program as Lt Merker visits with his dog Cappy and memories of past games.
Mrs Louis Fancon and Perry Davis attend Lansing after the death of their nephew, son of Mr and Mrs P B Davis. Harry Fancon and family visit St Charles while Carl Cotton recovers. The Mt Vernon degree team hosted candidates, and the Hun Grove Extension group met at the Grange hall with many absent due to illness.
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Darling and son of Flint visited their in laws Mr and Mrs Wm Davis and Mr and Mrs Roy Darling over the weekend Mrs Newton Kress and Mrs Bud Son Jones spent the day with Mrs Bert Dougray We extend our sympathy to the bereaved Miller family and wish Luda Coun a speedy recovery.
Mrs Roy Darling and Mrs Hudson Jones helped Mrs Newton Kress on Wednesday to begin quilting the Home Economics quilt.
Norma Bergey and sister Dorotha visited the Bert Kané home in Clare. Mrs Charles Quick and daughter Abbie of Clare spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Ray Bergey. Grace Bergey is absent from school this week due to the sumps. Mr and Mrs Har Bergey and family of Flint spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs BH Bergey. Garnett Holdyng visiting relatives in Ptih for a couple of weeks. The Fooling Gama reference appears garbled.
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