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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1935
Page
6
Central Standard Time train schedule lists West East South North departures with various numbers. Local lodge meetings and social events fill out Friday through Monday, including dinners, showers, and family visits across Clare Weidman Stinchcombe Barton and nearby towns.
The notice lists Sunday events for Pastor Mary and the Church of God, including Sunday School at 20 30, preaching at 21 30, Young People's meeting at 19 30, another preaching service at 20 00, and a Wednesday cottage prayer meeting at 20 00.
R B McGuire serves as Branch President. Sunday School begins at 10:30 a m social service at 11:30 a m. Women's Department meets every other Thursday at 2:00 p m. Christian Legion time and place to be announced in local items.
Rev. George P. Stanford leads 10:30 a m Church School and 11:45 a m Morning worship on life s puzzle. Epworth League meets 8:00 p m with Warwell and Clare Leagues hosting Monday January 21. John Durham named pharmacist at Barstow Drug Store. Mr and Mrs Sandy Sanderson visit Flatter parents. Martha Fuller to Mt Pleasant for two weeks.
Saturday marks the final day of Clare Drug Co's large sale event with discounts advertised across the store.
A dated notice from January 17 1935 lists Hampton J A Taelkson as a commissioner or official in a local matter. The fragment indicates an official action or appointment within a municipal context. No further details are readable to specify the scope or authority.
The Farwell Woman's Club met January 8 at the High School Auditorium hosted by Mrs. Madge Lamb. Mrs. Hthe Schlegel chaired the evening with a program on American music featuring performances by Clare members, the Glee Club, and the High School orchestra. Refreshments followed as attendees enjoyed a social time before dispersing.
Mr and Mrs Rolla Budd and Beverley of Muskegon visited. Carl Budd hosted Faye Rowland. Guy Light spent Saturday with brother Lewis Light. The Greenwood Grange changes meeting nights to the 2nd and 4th Tuesday monthly. next regular meeting Tuesday January 22.
A large crowd attended the New Year’s Eve community meeting organized by the West side with plans for a January 25 event by the East side. Ralph Shull hosted and formed a committee including Winice Harrold Mary Sanders and Manda Newman. Mrs Acre’s death is noted with sympathy to relatives. Virgil Newman family attended the funeral in Clara.
Miss Leda Denton spent the weekend with Miss Margaret Byba. Mrs Vern Moline visited her mother Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Badar. Wellington Moline and baby visited his parents at the start of the week. Several residents attended an all day Farmers Union meeting at Rogebush last Wednesday. Mail carrier Jay Bellinger returned to duty after a two week illness absence.
Mrs B and Glers visited sister Mrs A Hildebrandt on Wednesday. Edger Taylor and Mr Ranck haul hay from Skiels for Jerry Price. Audrey Wright, now with the C C boys, stays with uncle Whi Pack. Cliff Price receives a load of kindling from Mrs Cliff Price. Charles Manwaring helps haul hay Monday. Mr and Mrs Charles Manwaring visit Cliff Price Thursday. Miss Gurnith Manwaring stays with Beatrice Price Saturday. Sunday dinner shared with Mr and Mrs Bilsworth and family.
Arthur Brown of Flint visits his wife’s parents Mr and Mrs Albert Kleiner. Chas Ott’s wife is ill. Ira Miller works ice at Cornwell dam. Families Bicknell and Cornwell host relatives from Saginaw Clare and Pontiac. Dale Hartman visits from Pontiac with Vern. John Gordon visits relatives in Lansing. Barney Fischer and wife escape injury after a Friday car crash on icy roads near Cornwell farm. Lynn Viges hosts sister and husband from St Johns.
The Eagle notes the death of Mrs. Emma Acre with family sympathy. Misprint corrected for Roy Garver residing at Berthoud Colorado. Willard McComb of Flint vacationing with Norman and Lawrence Hutchinson returns home. Lawrence joins him visiting relatives. Heavy weekend snow disrupted roads and caused motorist trouble. Pete Hanes of Dover visited his sister and husband Frank Barton. Revival service at Eagle church begins Sunday evening January 20 led by Rev. Hendrich. attendance invited. Ernest Kleiner and Norman Hutchinson completed shingling the east wing of Robt Hutchinson home.
Mrs. Cora Wilson was taken to the hospital for an operation and a speedy recovery is hoped. Richard Adams of Norfolk Virginia visited his mother Mrs. John Butters who is ill. Several families, including the Giers and the Raymonds, spent the weekend with relatives. Cecil Warner is recovering from appendicitis. Nelson Carrow accompanied his father to Ann Arbor. The Utleys visited with their daughter Irene in Farwell. Ralph Scott called at the J W Butters home. The Sprague family visited the H Hildebrandt home. Mrs. Harry Bradley attended an extension club meeting in Harrison.
The Church of God youth group held an evening meeting electing President Viola Kemp Vice President Ben Keinrath Secretary Mary Keinrath Assistant Secretary Frances Hildebrandt and Treasurer Florence Hildebrandt for three months. Thirteen youths attended with visitors. The group invites all ages to attend and support future meetings. The next gathering is set for January 27.
Mrs Neil McTavish was on the sick list with throat trouble. Mr and Mrs Arthur Smith travelled to Clare Friday. Mildred Amy was absent Friday with a severe cold. Mr and Mrs Harry Spence visited Chas Oman. Neil Watkins made a business trip to Clare Monday. Next Grange meeting set for January 19.
The Mid Way reports visits and moves including Olen Witt’s family with Sheila near Hight Point and Wilds moving to the Tiedeman farm as the Root farm is bought by Mr. Rogers near Saginaw with a spring move planned. Mrs Tweedy visits Farwell and Mt Pleasant, Maple Grove church meetings draw locals, Ollie Mills is ill, and Degeer and Gardiner families spend weekends with Rufus Powell and John Halstead.
Rev and Mrs Hendrich were making calls in the neighborhood. Miss Thelma Orvis is entertaining the mumps. Mr and Mrs Orville Saunders of Alma and Miss Helen Kleiner were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Burton Bay. Miss Mabel Dangler of Clare spent the weekend here. Mrs Jennie Bates Norma and Mr and Mrs Orville Bates were Harrison visitors Friday. Miss Emma Leeth and Gail Clute of Saginaw spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Mack Leeth. Mr and Mrs K Turner and Mrs Blystone of Brand were callers at the C S Runyan home Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Garver of Farwell were Sunday visitors at the Leeth home. Sympathy extended to the Acre family on their mother’s death.
Brown Corners sends sympathy to the Acre family and notes a funeral from Doherty and Son. Local visits include Forest Garver and Black with new neighbors, Homextension Club at Harrison, and gatherings at Nash and Reynolds homes. Families from Dover to Bay City visit, while Charlie Ott shows improvement and wedding bells are anticipated nearby.
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