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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1933
Page
5
Train schedules listed then church notices. The Rev John Lockyer preaches with special music by request at 4 45 PM next Sunday. Church school at 10 46, Epworth League at 7 00 PM, mid week Bible study Wednesdays at 2 30 PM. Community notes cover visits, birthday parties, funerals, and library fundraising plans.
Farwell School notes detail English and biology lessons, radio-linked science broadcasts, and semester projects in biology. Seventh and eighth graders read citizenship stories and discuss character, plus a debate in oral English.
Local notices list Sunday School and prayer schedules for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and the Church of God under Pastor Mary E. House. Edith Stinchcombe leads Young People for February with evening services and midweek prayer gatherings. Observance day on Sunday February 26 invites all to attend.
The Farwell Woman's Club met Tuesday at Mrs. Lena Davigen's home with eighteen members. Readings included a Valentine story Susie's Valentine and Valentines by Margaret Sangester. Olive Badger presented The Origin of St Valentine Day read by Martha Fuller. Ruth contributed three poems The Village Street A Letter for Club Soman and Riches. Louise Davison and Madge Lamb accompanied with violin solos Sweet Genevieve and Star of Hope. Guests included Cassie Davison Frank Babcock Marjory Brimsher Kenneth Babcock Louise and Rhea Davison. Next meeting planned for February 88 at Madge Lamb's. Also ad notices from Jackson's Market listing specials.
A fragment from a small town column describes neighbors visiting at various homes including West Freeman and Weidman. It notes cat hunting parties, visits by Shinabargers and others, and an incident where someone took half of MacFadyen’s winter wood while he was away, with hopes for good conduct and warmth.
Sunday services held at 3 p m at the Tabernacle and a good crowd attended. Several local families visited Gas Bank home including Mr and Mrs Chas Gtt and Erma and extended kin from Rank Leis Kapplinger Krell and related households. Debates at Mt Pleasant featured Mt Pleasant Sacred Heart and G H teams with Clare H S victorious. Carl Mavis of Detroit visited relatives Peter and Mrs Boots while Ethel Dysinger visited her sister Gerald Myers. Dale Montney and Billie moved to the Dan Courtney farm recently vacated by the Arthur Mayhew family.
Clarence Steve Haynak and Mr and Mrs Alpert Humphey visit Clare Mon day. The Kirchmires make trips to Marion and to St Louis Alma. Residents report heavy snow but Clare County plows keep roads passable during week of storms. Several local families and guests travel to Gibbs ranch and Temple gatherings.
Mt Pleasant resident Van Horn hosts and neighbors visit at the ranch. Lake George's John King drops by Bert Walker home. Farwell and West Freeman locals visit Clare and J. J. Beard households. Eston Van Order drives a new car. School notes mention third graders collecting outdoor winter pinecones.
Miss Ila Blain and Grace Beard visited Thursday afternoon. Miss Brooks went to Lake last Thursday night. We had some examinations last Friday. Visitors are welcome.
Mr and Mrs Lyle Mitchell and family from Saginaw visited over Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Geo ibis. 4 H Club box social and program at Randallshipol Saturday evening. Georgie Gibis visited Sunday with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Baker. Miss Lucy Bell Ford of Clare visited Saturday night with Josephine Gibbs. Milton Seright of Coleman took supper with his mother last week. Basel Miles of Farewell visited Sunday with G Ripenburg. An aeroplane flew over Monday. An orange tree with blossoms and fruit can be viewed at Mr and Mrs G Frees. John Flood of Vernon had supper with his parents Saturday. Community shocked by death of Mrs Tom Bolen Sunday.
The Brown Corners Quarterly meeting drew good attendance with HB C Clapp delivering the sermon. Measles and scarlet fever closed Harrison school for a week as Rosalie Langworthby visits. several residents recover from grippe.
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