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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1934
Page
7
Kindergarten notes on name writing color games and Valentines. Perfect attendance lists for January and first semester across grades. Reports of class readings, Latin and French studies, spelling and numbers milestones, birthdays and student recognitions. Lincoln Washington themes and Valentine crafts appear among broader classroom updates.
Rosebush neighbors report gatherings at multiple homes including the Potters, Eliases, and Stickles while Janet Clevenger had tonsil surgery. An out of town shopper caused a backfire accident at the Hess meat market, pushing a car into the storefront and shattering two plates. repairs were paid.
Mr and Mrs Fred Bader and Norma visit Clare on business Monday. Mr and Mrs Chay Shepherd also go to Clare on business. Mr and Mrs Carl Williams and family spend Sunday at Lake George at the G Shillinger home. Mr and Mrs Oliver Campbell and Mr and Mrs Chas Shepherd call on Mrs O Campbell s sister Mrs Briggs near Clare Sunday.
February 8 born to Mr and Mrs Stanley Shinabarger a 2 912 lb girl Betty Lou Mother and baby reported fine Mrs Shinabarger cared for by sister in law Carl Shinabarger of Lake Local visitors include J L Cook Mrs Abbie Metcalf and others from Lake Several residents away for social visits and travel to Evart Flint and Lake for various reasons
North Arthur residents Elizabeth Dellar and Johanna Kanarr spent Saturday together. Lorin Miller visited Arnold Ott and Clarence Glen on Sunday. Burston Holt stayed overnight with Royal Kleinhardt, while Mr. and Mrs. Ott and daughter visited Ira Miller. The Bailey school closed early for Mr. Davis of Hardwood’s funeral. Local residents hosted and attended a cold weather chicken dinner by the Ladies Aid at the Credit home. The group thanked chicken donors and Mrs. Wilma Ott will host next. Evelyn Baker and Thelma Brooks from Lake George attended the supper, returning to the community. Eunice Coulter visited Fern Cradit, Ernie Green and family spent Sunday at Wade Cradit's.
Mrs. Ed Webster of Detroit dies suddenly. family once lived on Daggett Place. Dan Hoover and grandsons from Lansing visited Dover and Harrison. The Saul family receives community sympathy. Theo Belle Allen spent weekend with Lois Smock near Rosebush. Dover Gospel Tabernacle reports strong attendance. U B church service concluded. Funeral attendance noted for Andrew Saul. local injuries at Pfetsch and Walter. Nearby families, churchgoers, and students affected by deaths are mentioned.
Doris Dysinger and Lois Saul at the third grade have finished their readers and will begin The Food wet at for Reading. We are reading A Dog of Pland ers for morning reading. Most of the children received stars for good citizenship last week.
Mr and Mrs William Butters and two sons Tommy and Gerald of Lansing visited their parents J W Butters Sunday. Edna Burton returned from Flint after a several week stay. Hale is in serious condition. Keith of Chicago came to see her last week. Clarence Armentrout helped Harvey Wilson butcher last week. Alice Bradley assists Madge Davis with housework for a few days. Lila Daulton of Herrick visited the Castles last Sunday. Remember preaching Sunday evening and cottage prayer meetings Thursdays. Everyone welcome.
The community mourns pioneer D N Davis who died last Saturday. Relatives from Indiana Michigan and Lansing rushed to his bedside. Ted Newman and Hazel Milkie visited Otter Lake. Kassius Kuster sought Jackson for medical treatment. Ladies Aid postponed meetings to February 15. other locals traveled or visited family and friends in nearby towns.
Greenwood Grange Home Economics Extension Group met with Mrs. Newton Kress on Friday February 9. A lovely time was enjoyed by those present. A fire destroyed the Sanford home last Thursday morning. A pageant titled Grandmother's Dream will be at the Clare Isabella Pomona Grange hall February 21 featuring Greenwood Subordinate Grange. The Jolly Pedro Club met with Mrs. Newton Kress Saturday evening for a fine time.
The Alfred Castle family lost their home to a Thursday morning fire around 5:00. The roof was near collapse when detected and little was saved. Social notices mention visits and gatherings from local families and guests from Flint and Mt. Pleasant, with a Sebastiani Plantes card game and a potluck supper. Barbara Burtoi returns from Coleman. Weather optimism follows Valentine’s Day.
A. Anderson, druggist, reports patient S gross suffered severe stomach pains that kept him from working. After taking Dri Hints Adla Tablets the pains vanished and he could eat anything. The ad promises money back if not satisfied.
Shen broke his wrist while cranking his car Sunday night. A cow broke its leg. Annabelle Loomis traveled to Flint on Sunday. Mrs J Livingston and son returned home to Gladwin Friday on business. Alfred Densmore visited home Sunday from CCC camp in Harrison. Miss Nellie Thompson spent Sunday at home with her parents and is employed by Mrs Will Hawking. Mrs Kenneth Wberhart and son Rex of Clare had supper Saturday night with her aunt and family at the Livingston home.
Sunday gathering at the Jay Clute home with Mrs. Lillian Kistler aiding care for Virgil Kistler who is recovering well. Floyd Garver Roberta visited relatives. Kinsel shows a new Chevrolet truck. Orval Vandewarker drives a new Ford. Families attended James Allen's Hagle gathering Friday night. Nevils visiting Detroit. Sympathy extended to the Saul family. M. D. Clute visited Elmer Clute and family in Harrison.
Public notices from Clare County Probate Court announce creditors must file claims against Wilhelmine Walter by June 11 1984 with hearings set for June 15 1934. Also an heirs determination hearing for James O Connor at ten oclock February 26 1934 with three weeks of publication in The Clare Sentinel.
In Clare County court at Harrison on February 7 1934 Judge Dorsey orders a hearing for Irvin Bossardit to admit a will as the decedent Jennie McLaughlin. The hearing is set for March 5 1934 at 9 AM with public notice to run in The Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks.
Readers eye a classified liner in the Claris Sentinel offering a mercy tot for a requested cause. The brief ad hints at a fundraiser or aid appeal as a quirky message from Thos. 8. Dorsey, 1b14a.
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