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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1931
Page
6
January 11 church service announced a sermon on Is God our Rich Uncle. The Aid Society meets today with Mrs McMullin for a pot luck dinner at noon followed by a business and social gathering in the afternoon.
The notice lists branch president M. McGuire and church events including Sunday School at 10 30 a m Bible Study at 7 30 p m Women s Dept meeting every other Thursday at 2 30 p m Social Service at 11 30 a m.
Pastor Mary E House leads Sunday School at 10 30 Preaching at 11 30 Evening service 7 30 Prayer meeting Wednesdays 7 30 Cottage meetings begin January 14 hosted by Mr and Mrs Hol McNally Visitors welcome request meetings Tom Rawson travels to Flint Geo Osterhout returns from Mr Pleasant Local visits include Mr and Mrs Ira Schofield Clare guests Mr and Mrs Wm Dickerson at Lake club supper Mrs Tyndall returns from Broustetter hospital Nellie Belnap and friend Clare visit Frank Belnap parents Mr and Mrs Frank Belnap John Henry and James Bassatt host dinner Clare Velma Reese attends Central State Teachers College Mt Pleasant John Moore and Sidney Bellinger hosts in Tustin
Bertha Dunkle attended a Harrison board meeting last week. Families from Lake George Farwell and Mt Pleasant were noted as visitors and wedding guests. Scarlet fever quarantine affected Wellman Cowles and families. many locals enjoyed New Year celebrations and card games at various homes.
A dense list of visits and family gatherings from Vernon Hill area notes multiple trips to Mt. Pleasant and Farwell. Several residents including the Bolen, Irwin, Walters, Horning, Sines and Thompson families are mentioned visiting relatives, dining together, or hosting guests over New Year and weekends.
Maple Grove residents share visits with Alden and Detroit friends. A funeral memory is noted for Mrs. Martin buried at Ewart. Mrs. Velma Reiss heads to Mt. Pleasant for college. Families host and travel, with Miss Lucille joining from Mt. Pleasant. The Maple Grove Aid Society plans a pot luck dinner January 29 and Sunday School follows at 1 30 with preaching at 2 30 by Rev Chas Kidinhardt.
A string of visits and greetings flows through Clare and surrounding areas as residents entertain family and friends from Flint Ann Arbor Midland Wilbur Rosebush and Randall. Notable mentions include Miss Mary Gorr Mrs Ira Gorr Mrs Edith Gorr and Miss Zana Hendrie visiting Clare high and relatives, with New Year’s gatherings at the Hendrie and Duncan households and neighbors sharing refreshments and birthdays.
Mr and Mrs Chris Webber and nephews visited Grant family this Sunday while Mr and Mrs Henry Kleiner Sr hosted. Detroit couple R A Carr stayed to visit his mother and relatives, returning home Saturday morning. Rulapaugh Regar and Abbott families traveled to Flint to visit kin, returning Thursday. Henry Barton called on Frank and family, and Frank Thompsin and spouse move from the Stuttisworth farm. Orville Bates brought Rev Frank Bates home from New Haven Center as Bates meetings closed.
George Scott and son Frederick traveled to Reed City for a business trip on Monday. Chas Summers and son shopped in Clare on Tuesday. The Grangers held a New Years dinner at their hall on Thursday. Irene Irwin of Farwell vacationed with her sister the Raymond Scott home. A miscellaneous shower was hosted at the Wm Sowle home for Fred and wife newlyweds. Mr and Mrs D Scott hosted a New Year’s dinner for children and grandchildren. Mr and Mrs Earle Shook of Baldwin visited Bert Scott. Sam Muir is back at his own home. Mrs O G Sommerville visits daughter at Saginaw with Carter Dyer family.
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