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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
3
The Farwell M E Church outlines Sunday services including morning worship at 10 00 sermon on The One Foundation and evening worship with a message on The Modern Dance and social problems. Weekly events include 6 45 Young People service and 7 30 evening service. Community notes mention illness and local visits plus school programs and upcoming exams.
Mrs Green and Mrs Palmer hosted a Science night on Tuesday January 6 with papers on Giant Power and The Wonders of Radio by Mrs Chappeill and Mrs Burston. The club celebrated Nellie Palmer’s twenty one years of membership with a leather purse gift and a birthday tribute.
Mrs. Wm Tanner fell down stairs at the Weid man beanery causing illness and absence from work. Hol McAivery and son Junior had mumps last week. Mrs. R Fields improved from illness. Peoples' Class gathered at the Christian church Friday evening with a large crowd and a pleasant time.
Doris Masten spent the week with her parents in Farwell and Vick Finch returned home from Mt. Morris Friday after caring for a sick mother. Dr. Lamb of Farwell examined children at the school house last Friday for a chickenpox outbreak. Lady Ridergs held an all day meeting at Mrs Wm Arnolds home with a pot luck dinner and chop suey. The next meeting will be at Mrs R M Austins on the first Thursday in February.
Charles and Clair Scott left Monday for Detroit and found work within days. Tom and Will Shillings went to Pontiac Sunday and returned Thursday without work. D Scott traveled to Chileg Friday for a few days. Ben Martin and D Scott were in Clare Thursday. Ged Scott and Will Mahan appeared in Farwell on Thursday for business. Len Smith and Jess Sumindrs active nearby.
Correspondence reports January 18, 1935 services at Center Methodist church at 10 a m and a 7 p m at Rosebush. Prayer meetings Fridays. minister offers spiritual help to all. Several local people mentioned visiting, health updates and family news. The article covers wedding news, hospital update, and a Parent Teachers meeting with details of attendees and program.
George Hemstreet had a goitre operation at Samaritan hospital in Bay City last Friday. Mrs. Hemstreet reports he is doing nicely. Rev and Mrs Frank Bates attended the funeral of their aunt Mrs Lon g Tatman in Clare on Monday. Families from Alma, Sazinaw, Rosebush, and Rosebud area visited over the weekend and Sunday.
Wm. Groeb entertains La Gripp as several residents plan moves to Flint for work. Rev. Palmer and Rev. Snyder with family shared Sunday dinner at the Bakers. Hagle Aid to meet January 22 at Mrs. Frank Bates home.
Emerson Burton and Ira Root delivered beans to Farwell last Friday. Our mail carrier hopes to drive the car on his route again. We sympathize with Miss Smith the Kube District teacher in her illness and hope for improvement. Mr and Mrs I A Hileman are in Mt Pleasant visiting their son Dick and family and other relatives. Harry Brockway returned from Flint noting lighter work. Our teacher and pupils are proud of the new teacher desk bought with Social money and six additional desks from the District. Mrs Fred Scholanski visited Mrs Seb Pfannes Wednesday.
For fifty years Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has met demand for a reliable cough remedy. Children prefer it and substitutes are refused. Sold by B A Anderson. An advertisement promotes Foley's product with a narcotics warning and urges readers to insist on Foley's.
A public dance will be held at I. O. Q. Pyrhall in Farwell on Friday January 28. Tickets are 10 cents a dance and 266 per plate for supper. Everyone is invited to attend. Jas. Stanley will provide tea and wood, with hay available.
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