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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1933
Page
5
A compilation of time tables and community notices. Rail and bus schedules appear with names and stations in Ann Arbor Saginaw and local hotels. Various club meetings, visits, and social events list dates, places, and participants across Isabella County communities.
The American Legion Auxiliary held an all day sewing session at Catherine Rudy’s farm, aimed at producing garments for Clare County Red Cross Welfare. Fifteen ladies attended, including thirteen members and two guests, with a noon pot luck and ongoing sewing until five.
Miss Hilda Dunlop hosted a six oclock dinner and bridal shower Monday at Dunlop Cafe in honor of Mrs Hiram Satisaid nee Nannie Hileman. The setting featured snowy linen and rose glassware with a pink rose centerpiece. After a three course dinner prepared by Mr Dunlop, guests moved to Tilda’s apartment for a contest and presents brought by the bride’s nephews.
Listings show St. Cecilia's Vernon Grace and other denominations hold Sunday School at 10 80 A M while Adventist, Latter Day Saints and Lutheran churches offer afternoon and morning services Visitors welcomed at all venues with children led evening program at Brown Corners A B Church and prayer meeting Thursday night.
The issue lists Sunday School and preaching at CHURCH OF GOD with a youth meeting led by Wilma Cleveland, a young people's convention, and midweek worship. Congregational Church notes an "A Star Performance" sermon and choir, plus Sunday school and Epworth League plans. Methodist services mark Lincoln's birth anniversary with sermons on American religious life and a study program on China. Further notes include Bunday morning worship, Sunday School, and youth activities, plus Bible studies on Revelation and Romans, and special music by the young people.
At Fare’s Week meetings farmers urged price fixation and less government interference while pushing harder home work, better loans, lower taxes, improved product grading, and trucking regulation. N P Beebe of Niles endorsed selling quality goods with attractive packaging and strong salesmanship. Ernest A Reuhs of Caledonia lamented stagnation of farm efficiency and urged action at home. U S Felt of Sparta promoted soil improvement to cut input costs, noting greens and livestock raise farm value. A round robin on regulated beet harvests revealed split views on timing and piling, but optimism rose as M S C crops specialist C R Oviatt predicted higher prices.
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