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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1933
Page
6
Farwell Methodist Church led by Rev. John Lockyer holds 11:15 worship with Revelation themes. Church school at 10:45. Cottages Bible study Wednesdays. Local social items include visits, hospital plans, lodge installations, and community gatherings with residents from Clare, Detroit, Mt. Pleasant, and Flint.
The reorganized church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints lists services led by Branch President B. McGuire. Sunday School at 10 30 a m Prayer meeting at 11 30 a m Bible Study at 7 80 p m.
Pastor Mary E gives House 40 30 am Church School 21 30 am Preaching 7 60 pm Young People 8 00 Evening service Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 80 pm You are welcome at all services Come let us go up into the house of the Lord
The Farwell Woman's Club met January 3 at Mrs. Flora Powell's home with fifteen members attending. Papers covered Louisa May Alcott life and works, and The Blazed Trail by Edward Stewart White. Music, memory selections, and a planned annual trip to County Farm preceded a social with Christmas box dates and figs from California member Mrs. Gertrude Marsh.
Homemaker guidance from Miss Ro perta Hershey of Michigan State College lists bread varieties for school lunches and multiple filling options. Fillings include cottage cheese with jam, ham and egg with lettuce, sardines with olives, lemon juice dressings, chopped celery and dates, shredded cabbage with carrot, salmon with celery, and more.
American fishermen land about 103 million pounds of tind and Horse trackerel, Atlantic counterparts to California varieties, in a cautious harvest reported by coastal observers.
My family and Mrs Butterfield hosted guests including Lyman Prisbey and the Frisbeys. Alger Cline caught a 12 pound pike at Silver Lake. Mart Graves hosted and dined with Mr and Mrs Ratliff and others. Drillers at the Littlefield oil well report progress despite bowlders challenges.
Miss Maxine Allen of Farwell visits sister Mrs Walter Smith and family. Henry Reynolds recovers from flu. Bert Chapman arranges papers for sheep killed by dogs. Johny Madison on sick list with neuralgia. Roy Allen from Farwell helps clear land. John Atkins visits with Walter Smith and aids wood gathering. Virginia Powers of Hinkleville visits grandparents Mr and Mrs John Madison.
Colville MD Clute spends weeks in Detroit visiting relatives. Mrs Myrtle Strouse visits friends nearby. Ua Kistler spent Sunday with Clyde Kistler in the Eagle. Sarah Bodkins hosts Mr and Mrs David Teal and daughter Alice from Southeast Sheridan, with Mr and Mrs Wm Hampton of Mt. Pleasant also present. Dale Davis family from Colonville vacationing with Mrs Empey and other relatives. Jay Clute and son Robert visited Dr W F Clute in Clate and Elmer Clute in Harrison. W F Clute’s wife and daughter joined them home. Mrs Myrtle Strouse Leaton and Mrs Walters were dinner guests of Mrs Empey.
Social notes record Sebastian Pfannes visiting Mr. Pleasant on Thursday. Mentions include Young Girls Club meeting with Mr. and Mrs. John Boulton on Tuesday, and various local family visits and a birth announcement for Donna Marie.
County tugs are kept busy for a few weeks as crews work near the Trail West area by J. H. Thape’s corner. Mrs. L. Finch and Myr visited the county infirmary with the Woman's Club of Farwell and spoke kindly of the visit. Miss Virginia Root spent Friday night with Elmer Schofield and Ti Schofield while Ti works in Lake George.
The Arthur Center Ladies Union held a regular meeting hosted by Mrs. EB Wood. A comforter was tied for the hostess and the next meeting is set with Mrs. Anna Shull on February 2. Sunday School officers for 1933 were elected, with Mrs. M EB Harold as Superintendent and Ralph Shull as Assistant. The note urges members to help grow the Sunday school and attend at the Arthur town hall next Sunday.
Mrs. M W Finch of Farwell spent days at Bert Walker home. Mrs. S Harris and son Glenn plan a Clare trip. The Van Orders and Virgil Blain attended a dance at Sylvan town hall. Several Windover residents reported flu but improving. Pike have been caught from Windover lake. Frank Manning of Lake George noted as champion fisherman. Detroiter visitors Edward Hughes, H Rentz and Fred Creasap hunted with Burns family.
Maple Grove holds Sunday School at 1 30 with 33 in attendance and 70 cents collected. Rev Kleinhardt to preach next Sunday at 2 30 and a Thursday prayer meeting is planned. The Aid Society meets January 18 at Mrs Walter Smedley’s for an all day pot luck and annual officer election. Everyone welcome.
Miss Brooks and Tom Brooks of Lake and her uncle visited the school Monday while the class enjoys The Adventures of Tom Sawyer read aloud by the teacher. Several Lake George residents visited last Tuesday and Friday. absences noted for Jape Goodrich and Joyce Kilmer.
D. Scott and family returned from a Jackson trip Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cook and Mrs. Abbie Metcalf were Bvart shoppers Friday. Raymond Scott and Irwin visited Vernon with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Snider Sunday. Vernon visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Jim Snider and Mrs. Earl Snider and baby Friday. Wylda Mahan visited Bernice Finch at Farwell Saturday. Lucile Brooks of Windover spent the weekend with T. W. Brooks and wife. Eleven people from here attended a Sylvan Hall party Saturday night. John Sherman of Owosso spent Sunday with Chas. Sherman. A. Bassett remains ill. his daughter Millie Badger of Lansing and her children are visiting.
James Brooks and others visited the school last week. Several pupils were absent due to colds. The 3rd and 4th graders completed a large poster of a far north scene and, after work, enjoyed Christmas games on Friday afternoon.
An old advertisement promises quick healing for sores using Emerald Oil with a money back guarantee. It urges immediate treatment regardless of duration and hints at medical consultation if not resolved. The seller cites A B Mussel as the promoter and implies doctor visit if ineffective.
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