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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1934
Page
7
Train schedule listings appear alongside church activities and social events. Meetings include Lodge Pythian Sisters and reorganized church groups with leaders named, while local visits and family gatherings are documented. Neighbors share weekend plans and reported attendees from Clare, Lake, Coleman, Grand Rapids and Flint.
The Church of God presents Sunday School at 10 30, preaching at 11 30, Young Peoples meeting at 7 30 led by Siarie Smith, and another preaching service at 8 00. Cottage prayer meets Wednesdays at 8 60. A church business meeting is planned in January.
The Farwell Methodist Church announces a 11:45 Sunday sermon on New Times New Virtues with a study of evolving morality. The church school meets before the service and Thursday Bible study is at 7 30 pm. Local residents and families are pictured in weekend visits and gatherings.
Apostle D T Williams of the Reorganized Church will speak next Tuesday January 23 at 8 00 p m at the local church on The New Organization for Young People He urges a balanced program and a new organic structure to better guide church youth Pastor Burt McGuire invites all interested and especially young people and their friends to attend with adults urged to lend support.
Mrs. Jas Turow and Mrs. A Purdy visited Mr and Mrs Cal Ankney near Coleman Sunday. Edna Robinson made a business trip to Mt Pleasant. Miss Alice Sparkel visited her sister Mrs Paul Lance. Mr and Mrs J Oliver called on Mrs Leo OGrady. Murray family moved to Frank Rawson's farm. children in school. Clair Stanley visited Harl Owens. Max Gladstone and son Morris stayed with A J Bellinger. TF Trinkle visited Floyd Price at Farwell. Jess Goodwin and baby visited the Wilm Frosts. Walter Smith and Ray Allen families visited Roy Powers. Hazel Powers spent weekend at Aller home. Bruce Gingery visited relatives in Owosso and Kint. Sick list: Kittie McIntosh and granddaughter Elva Lea, Bernadine Koontz, one Murray child. Wa Teale family spent Sunday with Arthur in Clare. Kiberetured to life work at Flint.
Walter Henry moved into the old Billgren house for the winter. Mrs H Wardwell is home from the hospital and staying with her mother to regain strength. W A project in Harrison involves R Cowles A Abbott and C Kube. Hunters visited but heavy snow reduced rabbit take. W H Bohl of Mancelona plans an indefinite stay with daughter Mrs C W Kube. Axel Swanson feeds many quail and prairie chickens daily near his buildings. Local condolences go to Mr and Mrs H Kress of Lake George on their son Dinner. Mrs H Wellman and Mrs S Curtiss of Lake George visited Mr and Mrs W Henry. they shopped in Clare.
Clare area readers report visits from Mr and Mrs Wm Blain and son Virgil and other locals from Lake George Mt Clemens Saginaw and Owosso. Neighbors attend oyster supper and Elmer Kress funeral while noting sympathy for Harry Kress and family.
Edd Delling and wife moved back to their house Friday and planned a brief stay with their daughter in Sumner. Neighbors report many local visits, oil well work at Shorewood, and a busy weekend with fishing and CCC events.
A note from Owosso residents expresses condolences to the Kresa family in this hour of mourning. The message recalls Elmer as a hometown boy born and raised there who had chosen a different path, and the community says he will be missed.
Mrs George Fitzpatrick of Him Grove spent Thursday and Friday with Mrs Norman Densmore and the Sheridan Aid met at Mrs William Langin's home last week. They tied a bed quilt for Mrs Harvey of Loomis. Bertha Randle visited her sister Mrs Mary Randle in Grant. Mr and Mrs Bilton Geiger of Bard and Martin Eberhart with wife of Clare joined Sunday dinner at Mrs Livingston's house.
Greenwood Grange holds a meeting at the Greenwood Town Hall this evening with first and second degrees and works to be presented by the ladies. Family and community social updates follow with visits, funerals, and gatherings among area residents.
The Central Gilmore Church of Christ holds Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Special music is planned for morning services and the Communion is observed. Christian Endeavor meets at 7:45 p.m. and the evening sermon starts at 8:30 p.m. Minister Ira D. Crewdson leads.
Sympathy extended to Mrs. M. Wymer in her bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Davis of Eaton Rapids visited at the Willougby home last week. George Shilling helped Walter Wood with a hog butchering. Mrs. Crewdson delivered the message at the Church of Christ as Mr. Crewdson was absent. Mrs. Eddie McAlvey attended a Nutrition Club meeting at Mt. Pleasant Friday.
Pleasant Valley reflects community life with visits from Clare and Midland guests, a well attended Aid meeting at Jennie Bates home, travel to Tawas, and a Friday community party at the Penrose home. Sympathy extended to the family of the late Barah J. Smith. A coasting party ended with Norman Blystone’s sleigh hitting an obstacle.
Local notes report Mrs. Mahan visiting Farwell for an examination and X-ray. Mrs. Sami Muir shopped in Clare. A Friday evening program drew a good crowd at the lake with Rev. Dawe delivering remarks on personality plus. Next meeting features the Lake Community Club. Several residents traveled to Clare and Flint for shopping and work. School notes list absent students and a birthday treat for the third and fourth grades as Velma Scott hosted a class event.
A youth sustained a broken nose and multiple facial cuts in an incident. He was taken to Dr. Sanford for treatment and received two stitches. Friends wish him a speedy recovery.
Loomis residents shared a pleasant Monday with Mrs. Pelton as about twenty five friends presented a friendship quilt, each block crafted by a member. A pot luck dinner followed, and local gatherings included Baptist Ladies Aid and comforter tying for Mrs. Mildred Johnson of Clare.
Advertisement promotes Bukets bladder laxative to cleanse impurities and acids to ease night awakenings. Promises a 26 cent box after a four day trial with a free test if it falls short. Claims improved sleep from bladder irregularity relief.
A true copy authenticates as the seal and signature of Thos H. Dorsey serving as Judge of Probate. The document confirms official status and the integrity of the copy for legal purposes.
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