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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1934
Page
6
Train timetables and lodge meetings mingle with church services and local social notes. Community calendar lists West 7:62 AM service trains, lodge meetings, and Sunday school plus a long stream of residents visiting kin, hosting guests, and attending gatherings across Rosebush and surrounding towns.
Pastor Mary E House leads Sunday School at 10:30 with preaching at 11:30 and a Young Peoples meeting at 7:00 led by Marie Smith. Evening service at 8:06 and cottage prayer meeting every Wednesday at 8:00.
In Aovisville Kentucky a man claims dramatic weight increase after two months on BISMA-REX He says he gained 137 pounds and now enjoys three square meals daily asserting he never felt better before.
Bisma Rex offers fast four way relief for indigestion and stomach ailments. It neutralizes excess acid soothes irritated membranes and aids digestion. Sold exclusively at Rexall Drug Stores with James Anderson Rexall Drug Store advertised.
A Sunday evening service at the Church of God featured Mrs Gladys Schug as Temperance program chair for the youth group. Miss Lila Covell and Harry J Mes Shea read on liquor control conditions in Michigan. Mrs Chas Stinchcombe read a poem The Vagay bands. A Rosebush men's quartet sang several numbers with Chas Stinchcombe offering a solo. Delmar Geisler to lead next Sunday evening. Everyone invited.
In 1934 the Farwell M. E. Church marks its 50th anniversary. At a church official board meeting held at the Bakey home last week, committees were formed and plans discussed for a celebration tentatively set for the latter part of May. Exact date and program to be announced.
The Halstead family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during their recent bereavement.
Brief column invites opinions on daily questions. Space limited to five hundred words. Writers must sign their names and addresses with each article, ensuring accountability and public record.
A reverend argues against viewing the casket during church funerals. He condemns the parade of mourners past the bier and slow music as unkind to grieving families. He urges home calls and private goodbyes, preserving dignity and humanity in funeral customs.
Last Sunday Miss Marion Price led a nature study relating to God with two vocal duets as specials. Next Sunday Donald Perch leads a recreation themed talk on movies and movie people. An orchestra business meeting is planned Wednesday as they organize a concert or social. members urged to attend and bring guests.
Members and friends of the M. E. Aid Society held a pot luck dinner at Marie Robbins home last Friday. After the meal the regular business meeting took place with plans for bake sales and public suppers discussed. A sewing meeting is planned for Friday February 16 at Mrs. Robbins to sew for the needy and all interested are invited.
Mrs. Lillian Graham and her sons George and Raymond thank relatives and friends for help in trying to save Andrew Graham and his brother Frank. They acknowledge calls, aid in removing the car from the lake, Veterans for tribute, floral offerings, gifts, singers, and comforting words from Reverends Randall Lockyer and Crewdson.
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness at the time of our beloved sons and brothers death. Special thanks to the young men who sang Mrs Lamb ardo Revs Lockyer Randall and Crewdson for comforting words American Legion Mrs Bert Graham and aid family.
Gilmore Christian church announces Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 10:00 am and sermons at 11:09 am. Evening service at 8:30 pm with special music planned. Communion observed in morning worship. Christian Endeavor at 7:45 pm. Local notices mention staff and job moves in Farwell and Mt. Don’t forget the lecture Friday evening February 16 by Pastor Crewdson.
Mrs Archie Wilson left for Pontiac to join her husband seeking work. George Belcher and nephew cut ice at Farwell. Sid Bellinger of Tus tin visited his parents' home. Basil Miles went to Flint to find Mrs Nickerson and daughter for Farwell. Amil Middleton of West Freeman called on his parents. Norman Wilson visited his brother. Mrs Clarenta Hunter to Clare. Mrs Harry Schug of Stevenson Lake stayed with the Mac Roger family. George Belcher visited P MacFadyen. Sympathy extends to Mrs Graham over the loss of her two sons. Mrs P MacFadyen and Malcolm and Mrs R Stilling visited Mrs Jay Bellinger. Archie Wilson stayed with Arnold Thompson.
On Monday evening February 56 about 30 Elm Grove friends and relatives gathered at C J Harvey home to celebrate Mrs H s birthday. The event featured dancing singing and midnight refreshments AJ reported enjoying the evening. Several local residents visited over the weekend and others dropped by homes for small social calls.
Mrs Wm Tealle and children visited her sister Mrs Hart Town and family Sunday. Mrs Jack Trader is recovering at the Bellinger home. Farwell Church of God held prayer service at Ray Geib home. Clifford Malesh of Lake visited his parents A J Bellinger Sunday. Bruce Gingery visited Mrs Hale at Wm Mason home in Elim Grove who is in serious condition. Raymond Wilkinson helped at the Green home. Kenneth Green Wm Teale and J Owens with Farwell ice crew. Harl Owens and family visited Mrs Phillip Owens Sunday night. Roy Powers and Virginia visited Mr and Mrs Roy Allen of Farwell Sunday and visited in Marion. Reginald McBride of Him Grove visited A Purdy Sunday. Methodist Sunday School class led by Billy Moline and Hazel Holden had a party at Vern Moline’s Friday night. word came Saturday evening from Lansing that Mrs Guy Thompson ...
A morning death was reported and a body was brought to the home. Family members Bernadine and Lorin Koontz attended services alongside Volney Davis from Herrick. Hinkle visited on Monday. As weather improves, Davis plans to continue house awards and move into the community as a resident.
The gathering at the Glen Blystone home Wednesday night for Glen's birthday drew many locals including Mr and Mrs Eugene Allen, Jimmie, and L Pudyay from Colonville. Other visitors and family names appear in brief social notes.
Mrs. Bessie Moore spent Thursday and Friday with her brother A. T. Carrow and family. Louie Fancon returned from Detroit for his father in law D. N. Davis’s death. Rex Robinett and Harland Williams have returned to Wayne to work at the Graham Paige. Calvin Cotton moved his family to Flint for employment. Garfield Grange newsletter noted with interest. Ray Woodworth improving after pneumonia. Claire Strouse spent weekend in Wayne. The Elm Grove Extension leaders met in Clare for state lesson instructions. Others visited friends and relatives around the area.
The Lady's Department of Saint's Church will hold an all day meeting Thursday with Mrs. George Burton. pot luck dinner served. The Church of Christ hosts Sunday School at 2 30 and preaching at 3 30 every Sunday, with all welcome.
A series of brief notices from Farwell and nearby towns records visits, shopping trips, and small movements. Mrs V Finch and Mrs L Frisbey spent Tuesday with Mrs Wm Mahan. Irene Irwin assisted at the Raymond Scott store over the weekend. Raymond Scott made a business trip to Clare Saturday.
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