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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1934
Page
3
Preaching and evangelistic services listed for United Brethren Church with Sunday School at 10330 and midweek prayer meeting. A long roster of visitors and residents from Clare, Harrison, Cadillac, Flint, Detroit, Mt. Pleasant, Saginaw, and local towns is noted, plus school reopens after remodeling and community events at Clare.
A fragmentary social page notes visits and travel splits among residents. Mentions Ann Brice and Mrs Samuel Brice with family in attendance in Flint Wednesday. Roy and Mrs A B Ues and others, plus Dave Roth and son Bob, visited Al ma Saturday. WETS guests of Mr and Mrs Watson Smith Sunday. Miss Mildred Weaver returns home Saturday to take a new post at the W. A. office in wlare. Ackitt of Plint home for weekend. Clute and Heirholtzer with Himer Clute fished at Houghton Lake. Ladd and Hector Shaw also fished there Sunday.
The Harrison Study Club held its January gathering Tuesday at member homes with 18 members and one guest, Miss Helen Fanning presented papers on Norway and Sweden and on Play Grounds of the East, Viola Van Duesen played The Rosary, refreshments were served, next meeting set at Mrs. Fred Smith’s home. Tim Doolittle and His Lads will perform at the Hughes Dance Hall Friday with Miss Dorothy Leader carrying vocal honors and Pine Center Sweetheart, while Arnold Hughes decorates the Opera House for the event.
C C C News Co reports 684 defeating Company 688 340 in a close practice basketball game. Truscott scored 14 for 684 as 688 attackers pushed late. 684 travels to Johannasburg for a return game and will stop en route for Grayling’s sports carnival on Sunday.
Company 684 enrolled twenty new men this week to fill vacancies created by discharged workers who found jobs locally. About forty nine more are expected from Roscommon County welfare list to bring the company to full strength. The twenty recruits came from Ingham County with fifteen from Lansing.
Representatives from posts and auxiliaries across Michigan gathered at Grayling for the American Legion Mid-Winter meeting under Grayling Post No. 106. After a banquet and program, attendees skated and enjoyed winter sports at the Grayling Winter Sportspark before night festivities at the Temple Theatre.
The Eagle notes a big snow storm Saturday improved roads for traffic. Mrs. Clarence Bay is recovering from illness. Local residents attend services and contests, with several visits and recoveries reported among neighbors and friends. Party time at the Penrose home is mentioned along with social calls and travel to Ann Arbor and Lansing for hospital and visits.
The church calendar lists a Sunday lesson about a boy and a bear and a chapter study from Mars. Last week covered Mark chapter 1 verse 18, noting angels ministering to Jesus among wild beasts. Callers included Hilsie, Lawrence Rank, Allen, and Gordon Kleiner, with Dorothy Teall dining at the parsonage Wednesday.
An advertisement promotes a stomach relief tablet for indigestion from excess drinking. It claims quick aid and a money back guarantee. The seller is listed as H. A. Anderson, Druggist, with dubious spelling and marketing phrasing.
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