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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1934
Page
10
Miss Corinne Harvey returns home after work in Detroit. Local residents visit, illnesses mentioned, and children recite tales at home. Hatton people attend wood ben and plan to see Little Women in Clare.
Dover community notes weekend visits from Eleanor and Robert Pfetsch and families at the Mt. Pleasant farm. Rev A D Telder leads Bible study Thursday evenings at the Gospel Tabernacle and Sunday services with preliminary school at ten and preaching at 11:30. Community meals, welcomes, and recent injuries are recorded alongside a Valentine party with children present.
Sunday School at 1 30 p m with preaching by Rev Van Brocklin at 2 30 p m Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p m Quarterly meeting next Sunday Rev Clapp presiding elder to deliver sermon Communion services planned Offering for Rev Clapp Neighbors Roy Root and Mrs Lay moving to near Lansing social gatherings at Smedley Tigner and Edw Ords homes recent pot luck at Jeser Hilyard with Dale Rulapaugh hosting Walter Smedley bought a horse Velma Reiss teaching substitute at Surrey Ags Chas Tigner moved to Midland Dow plant employment
Nealie Cook Andrew Berkompas and Simon Vanderwoude attended a school officers meeting at Harrison. Several youths attended a party at the LeRoy Olds home. Mrs C J Delts is sick and visited Dr Masslink in McBain. Mrs Maggie Hale from Marion visits and helps with housework. Edith Davis is home sick with throat trouble. Elmer Wheeler Jr is ill with Dr Stibal visiting. Rev and Mrs Peelen and child came from Grand Rapids with several calls. Rev Peelen preached at McBain for the funeral of Mrs Farr and three sons who died in a fire. The Suttons’ home and contents burned last Saturday after moving from near Clarence.
Robert Baker spent the weekend with relatives in Detroit. Winter and family moved back to Farwell, and Mrs. Don Luce of Farwell enjoyed a holiday. George and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Schofield of Farwell spent Sunday with their parents, E. Schofield. Doris from Mt. Pleasant also stayed at home over the weekend.
Pleasant Valley residents, including Riley Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Henry Kleiner, visited relatives in Clare and Harrison for various errands. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Spink hosted Chas Carpenter’s family. Mrs. Jay Clare spent time with her mother Mrs. Ruby Thompson. Several attended Dover services Sunday night. Mrs. Kleiner and her daughter Hilora have been ill. others cared for them. Ellen Gibis of Midland and Mrs. Bowler of Clare stopped by the Bates home Sunday afternoon.
The community supper is scheduled for this Friday the 23rd at the town hall. Attendees are urged to bring a basket of cats and come prepared for a pleasant evening. The memo notes visits to Dover Tabernacle for Rev Devine messages and extends birthday wishes to HE Snphez on Feb 22 with family gathering at Fred Athe} home.
Roscommon visitors call on Mr and Mrs Wim Hileman en route to Farwell. Alfred Castle family resettled in Fairbanks house after fire. Greenwood couple welcome daughter Barbara Jean. Arlene Root remembered. Socials at Brasingtons reported lively. Burton family returns after two week visit. Flint and Burton family members listed as sick. Viola Castle visiting grandmother near Clare. Imogene Bigstone's mother visited. Cold weather prompts wood cutting. County agent Gibson spoke on horse parasite control. School Officers meeting at Harrison praised by board.
The Clare County Road Commissioners meet in Harrison with minutes recorded from November 18 1933 through January 18 1934. Actions include right of way payments 58.88 and 40.00, payroll approvals 668.45 to 882.65, numerous supplier bills, gas and oil purchases, and a county roads overtake resolution for townships detailing sections and borders. Adjournments noted with clerical confirmations and ongoing notes on truck notes and gas tank policies.
Farmers may join county corn hog control associations to gain purchasing power under the corn hog reduction program. Local administration and contract signings rest with the associations, with each signer becoming a member and gaining voting rights, and a county board elected by contracting producers will oversee local affairs.
New rubber products now claim improved durability with coatings and formulations. Some items are guaranteed for up to ten years, reflecting advances in resistance and longevity across the rubber goods market.
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