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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1932
Page
6
Central Standard Time schedules to Midland Reed City and Saginaw routes listed. Weekend and weekday departures include Clare Saginaw trips with 8:20 a. m. start and 5:36 p. m. arrivals. Local social notes report visits, birthdays, and community events across Clare with residents from Flint Grand Rapids Alma and Saginaw attending.
The Climbers Class of the Congregational Sunday School will hold a bake sale at Friz's office on Saturday February 6. Specials at Jackson's Market include 10 lb paillard 60e 5 lb paillard 30e pork roast 10c lb large frankfurts 07e lb liver sausage 07e lb 3 lbs pork sausage 26e beef stews 60c Ib chunk pork 68c Ib Home Smoked hams 16c Home Maid bologna 3 Ibs for 25c.
Clare Study Club presents the Edward MacDowell program led by Nina McGuire and Ethel Schlegel with performers including Frances Sempowski Louisa Rogers Mabel Mulder Grace Reagan Doris Gerow and others. The program features piano duets violin solos vocal numbers and piano solos from Moon Pictures Woodland Sketches and Four Songs Opus 56.
Mrs. Robert Farrington dies at her Flint home January 27 after a ten day illness with pneumonia. Funeral services were held Friday attended by her brother James Snider and family, and cousins Ernest Stevenis. She was the oldest daughter of the late Jasper Snider and left a husband and eight children. She is survived by four sons Walter Arthur Norris and Percy two daughters Nellie and Lottie, three brothers James George and Wesley, and two sisters Mrs Hattie White and Mrs Sadie McKarracher.
The Isabella County Republican lauds Lake George residents for discovering a spring near the resort village. Cottagers and visitors have visited the spring for years with a well-worn path. The paper notes plans to mark the spring as a tourist spot and to build a trail to it next spring. Tom Nichols receives a voluntary tribute for the local lore and enterprise.
Funeral directors gathered at the Hotel Graham in Gladwin on January 28 for a chicken dinner and meeting. Host Harry Rogers presided, with President Charles Thurston and Secretary Bradley presenting minutes from the West Branch gathering. Attendees included Drs. O. A. Boulton and K. D. Coulter, Fathers Anthony Arszulowicz and Linus Schrembs, and others from Harrison, Midland, Clare, Mount Pleasant, and Standish. Women were not admitted to the event.
Thomas Gordon of Grand Rapids, aged 102, receives a state driver's license amid verification of his driving ability. The Department weighs copper versus steel for 1933 license plates, plans 1933 designs, and aims to cut costs. final choices depend on police input and copper costs. The bulletin recalls Jamaica’s Cockpit Country and Balaclava as part of a cruise-era inquiry.
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