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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1936
Page
5
The Clare Sentinel lists subscription rates and classified details while publishing a flood of local society items. Residents like Jesse Allen, Bert Morris, Fred Bailey, and numerous families are noted in visits, travel, and carnival attendance across Clare and nearby towns.
Sunday services at the usual hour with Sunday school at 10 30 and a special sermon at 11 30. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Midweek prayer service announced. Weekend visitors include Pastor Chas Kleinhardt and Paul Weatherhead of Detroit visiting the Weatherhead family.
The Social Events section notes Mrs. Max Carey hosting young ladies bridge, with Mrs. Edgar Bringman taking first prize and Miss Katherine Briggs Consolation. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith hosted a mixed bridge night with a seven o'clock cafeteria style dinner and prizes. The Keller couple hosted a group of five couples for a Sunday social with popcorn and candies.
A piano recital was held Monday evening at the community building featuring pupils from Visual Method classes taught by Mrs. Paul Lowrey of Clare. Participants include Joan Pifer, Donald Ackerman, Beatrice Tessman, Frank Van Blarcom, Ruby Jessie, Nettie Mary Brown, Nellie Marie Amble, Miles Jessie, Delma Woods, Irene Smith, Mary Louise Burns, Glen Huber, Jay Woods, Goldie Jessie, Junior Hughes, Gertrude Gruno, Russell Allen, Carl Bailey, Alvin Davis, Elizabeth Wolfe, Eugene VanBlarcom, Fern Bailey, Delores Dyke, Elizabeth Schwanz, Clara Stuermer, Martha Ann Moore, Helen Lane, Anna Vett, Beatrice Mitchell, Irene Bailey, Lucille Goodman, Ila Mather, Dorothy Ladd, Garrith Mannering, Donna Shumway, RoseMarie Stanley, Virginia Schaaf, Dorothy Stuermer, and Ruth Abbott.
Mt Pleasant squads visited Monday, taking both ends of a doubleheader by narrow margins. In the first game the score was 25 all at regulation, then 28 29 after a three minute overtime with Mt Pleasant ahead by one. The second game ended 25 28, again a tight contest. Harrison Independents have had a strong season and look for improved tourney luck at Houghton Lake starting Wednesday evening.
Mrs Glenn Bush is real sick with Dr Lamb attending. Men moved from Farwell to Lillie Lake. Lawrence Groves of Lansing visited Wallace Harrington this week. Florian Lux and Len Fisher left for Harrison Thursday. Arthur Gallery is real sick with rheumatism. Mr and Mrs Oakley of Grand Rapids visited Marian Lux and family. Minnie Keith and Mr and Mrs Henry Austin were Sunday guests at the John Baluss home.
The Farmers Union will hold a booster meeting February 19 inviting all to attend for a good program and speaking. Mrs Clara McGinnis visited her niece Mrs George Hates of Farwell Thursday, mother of a baby girl. Charlie Mathes was a Sunday guest at the Seely Johnson home. Betty and Mildred Vance were sick and absent from school Monday.
The Farwell K of P Lodge holds weekly meetings each Monday night. Mythian Sisters also gather on the same evening.
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