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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1932
Page
6
Schedule details list multiple trains with times and abbreviations. Community notes cover reorganized church services led by R B McGuire, Sunday School and prayer times, and a youth meeting contest. Local sports report mentions Coleman and Farwell basketball games. Additional items note illness of Lew Rawson and missionary talks by Mrs Nichols Roy in Indian customs context.
Church of God list of services starts with Mary E. House at 10:00 a m Church School and 11:00 a m preaching service. Evening services at 8:00 p m with a 7:00 p m Young People meeting. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 8:00. Marie Smith chosen leader of the young people for the year with Roy Schug as January chairman.
Divine worship at 11 40 with Dr DeVinney preaching and conducting the quarterly conference. Church school at 10 80. Special musical numbers by the male quartette and choir. Young people meet at Clare Sunday evening 6 30 for a League Rally. Sub district rally at Clare Monday 6 30 with supper at 6 30 for 30 years and program to follow led by Rev L Whitney. Mid week Bible study Wednesdays 7 30.
K P LODGE meets Monday nights with Pythian Sisters. Jesse Brasington on sick list. Edd McCrea of St Louis visited Wednesday. Clyde Masten and Joe Hisenhauer traveled to Traverse City Saturday. Mr and Mrs Carl Updegtra entertained out of town guests Thursday. John Moore completed waterworks test well. Mrs Jennie Bingham hosted bridge Monday evening. Mrs Frank Rawson traveled to Saginaw Wednesday for illness in the Rawson family. Mrs Garcon of Lansing returned to care for her mother Mrs Charles Graham who is critically ill. Floyd Burston attended a Bay City broadcast with C S T CG Glee Club on Sunday. Numerous Farwell residents attended Eddie Cantor show in Clare Sunday night. Mrs Wm Burston and Mrs J Henry drove Floyd back to school from Mt Pleasant Sunday. Francis Bingham, the Stanley girls, and Rose Luce of Lake George were home from Mt Pleasant over the weekend. K P’s held a hall bee and ladies served pot luck at Hisenhauer’s Thursday and Friday. Hard time dance at Richmond hall Farwell Friday night January 22 by Farwell Woman’s Club for welfare work admission 25 cents. Five piece orchestra. The Farwell high school basketball team lost to Marion 10 to 12. Town team also played Marion and was defeated.
Members of the M. HE. choir held a social in Richmond Hall on Thursday January 14. The program featured Gladys Norton and Marjorie Brimmer in a vocal duet, guitar duets by Harold Lockwood and Harold Higgins, several solos, a reading by Virginia Root, and a light hearted mock wedding followed by a large lunch and group games.
Installation of officers occurred January 6 followed by a pot luck supper. Initiatory work on January 13 admitted Ethel Thrush Mrs. Smith Inez Murrey John Palmer Mrs. Green and Clifford Powlison. Past Noble Grand Club met January 12 at Nellie Glass to elect officers and tie off a quilt for Mrs. Peter Lapp. Sewing at Florence Schofield’s January 19. Regular Past Noble Grand Club meetings are the third Friday each month. Rebekahs challenge Odd Fellows to an entertainment contest with Odd Fellows set to entertain first on January 27.
An 85 cent Allerra remedy promises relief from rheumatic pain within 48 hours with money back if not cured. The ad urges continued use to expel harmful urine acid and maintain happiness from a renewed, painless life.
Mrs. Glen Gordon visited her parents as Mr and Mrs H Mickle hosted Don Allen relatives from Pontiac. Walter Stroman and Ted Newman with Rex Robinett worked on a road project at Temple. Grandparents hosted Jimmy Allen and Vernell Mickle family, while Robinett kin helped butcher. Henry Springer and Saginaw friends hunted locally. Ralph Kurthalz plans to go to Lansing for school.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Cook and baby daughter spent the weekend with his parents the Cooks. Mrs Anna Speck returned home improved. Mrs Will Richter cared for her ten days. Claud Wheaton family visited the Bentleys near Sears. Roy Cook aided Sam Brown butchering beef then sold it in Flushing. Don Brown finished two weeks on Temple road and returned home with his team. Helen Brown hosted the earache. ice at Eight Point Lake is receding with the west end open for the first time in years.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Hamilton and sons Arleigh and Gene visited his parents in Brinton Sunday. Mrs Calvin Ankney came from near Coleman to visit Mrs Purdy until Wednesday. Ward Boody visited Oliver home Sunday. Miss Grethel McPhail stayed with Rose Reynolds in West Grant. The Tealls and their sons spent Sunday with Mrs Hart Town at Farwell. Peter and Iris Green returned to school after illness. Josephine and John Armstrong called on the Hinkles. Harl Heron works on a road job near Temple. his wife and baby stay with Mrs Hola Hitchcock at Clare. Mr Sherman and his brother Chas of Lake were in Mt Pleasant on business Thursday. About forty neighbors held a birthday surprise on Tuesday night for Ad Olivet. he jokes about aging. The community extends sympathy to Mrs Lillian Green Wilkinson and husband.
Large crowd attended the farewell sermon of Rev and Mrs M R Tatman at Dover church Sunday night. The service was enjoyed and best wishes sent for their new assignment. People visiting and local gatherings followed, including a Ladies Aid dinner at Harrison and various visits among neighbors.
Brown Gorners hosts Sunday dinner guests as the community gathers for funerals and church events. Rev. Klein hardt presides at Gunther’s funeral. burial set in Detroit. Neighbors share meals, sew for the needy, and plan plays with Beaverton or Clare venues.
The correspondence with a Philippine Island school sparked excitement as higher grade pupils received letters this week. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Bicknell of Saginaw visited their cabin here for the weekend.
Mrs Warren Parsell attended her uncle's funeral in Brighton on Thursday and returned Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs P B Worden visited Eben Raymond who is ill. A birthday party was held for Mrs Win Leash Saturday evening. Mrs A Reed suffered a bad knee injury Saturday. Thelma Harsh from Coleman visited cousin Ana Reed for a few days. Mrs James Allen Jr of Coleman visited the A Reed home Saturday. Edna Reed spent part of last week in Coleman with relatives. Mrs CA Allen called on Mrs A Reed Monday.
Southeast Sheridan notes show Nettie Macklem visiting Clare and Leo Hampton's. Mason's weekend visit with cousin Gerald Macklem. John Densmore and son dinning with parents in Norman Densmore's home. Penland family moving from Clare to a local farm. Jordan family and tenants moving from Penland farm to G G Drake farm. Bertha Randle hosting callers from Clio.
For Sale For Rent Wanted Lost and Found listings run in advance payment terms. Each word counts, numbers and initials count as words. No line ads less than 15 cents.
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