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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1937
Page
8
Local notices record meetings at the Clare Study Club January 26 on Supreme Court decisions and the Ladies Aid quilting Saturday. Socials include a surprise birthday for Mrs. McKinnon, a Townsend Plan talk at City Hall January 96, and Colette Barnes sixth birthday party with twelve guests and a theater outing.
Bus service arrives in Clare at 41 40 a m from the south and returns at 4 1 62 for Mt Pleasant Alma St Toline and Lansing. The buses connect with Great Lakes buggies at Clare.
Great Lakes Motor Bus Co announces routes connecting Mt. Pleasant Clare and Saginaw with daily northbound and Lansing connections. Local residents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Edick move to Mt. Pleasant for steady employment. Short notes include Mr and Mrs Wm Streit visiting Mt Clemens with Mrs Kane and visitors to Mr and Mrs L H Thompson from Higgins Lake and Merritt.
The East Greenwood Nutrition club met at Mrs. Ethel Burnett’s home on Thursday January 14 with leader Mrs. Scharf instructing on new dishes. Dishes included mixed vegetables g*cup maple corn starch crumb pudding and cottage cheese cutlets. After dinner Clara Holcomb led the meeting with roll call and minutes read. The topic milk in wider meals was discussed. Meeting adjourned at 4 pm. Next meeting planned with Mrs. Flavia Schaaf to review work. Eveline Caner, Sec.
The South Sheridan Nutrition class met December 23 with Mrs Bessie Court for an all day session. Eight members and two visitors attended as Mia Hisie Pudway and Mrs Wthel Severson led a lesson on Insuring Straight bones and sound teeth and the role of milk in daily meals. The group learned three milk based dishes and adjourned at 3 30 to plan a March meeting with Mia Agnes Pudway Mary Gerow.
Mx and Mrs D HB Wigeing and family of Gilmore plus J W Diott joined Sunday dinner at the Allen Bauder home. Mrs A D Willey hosted dinner Friday for her uncle Joy, wife Sonia and Floyd Thompson of Rogebush. Ernie Hoste of Mt Pleasant attended. Raymond and Hari Bauder spent the weekend at home. Inieile Bowers returned home for the weekend. Clifford Lane visited Friday nearby. Ivan Nevill and Ben Bil were Friday callers at the Bauder residence.
Local items detail Wilson Reichart on a Muskegon business trip and visits by the Davis, Walters, Schaefly, Wilson, and Harvey families. Mentioned are Donald Scheiber returning from Flint strike conditions, Tom Bradley from Flint, the death of J. N. Butters and funeral at Clare, with condolences offered to the family. Charles Armentrout returns home after illness to join Russell at home.
Miss Norma Bates is home after three weeks with the Bowler family in Clare. Mrs. Burton Bay suffers an abscess on her leg. Kin ne improving. Mrs. Kinne visits Spink home. Elizabeth Mick udlsy Smith of Saginaw call on Pleasant Valley residents. The Garshows dined with their daughter and Orville Vanderwalker. Alvin Rich of Hillsdale visited Ernest Penrose’s home. Freida Krell visited Leeths. Kenneth Rockey and wife visited their parents in Arthur. Henry Barton welcomed a new baby son. Burt Kinne spent Sunday at Spink home with his wife.
Sterling Kansas residents share wedding trips and births while Chas Stone and family recover. Rev M R Honderich hosts revival services as Jay Clute Ruby Thompson and Walter Allen attend social events. A flu outbreak affects local schools and a shower honors Audley Smith and his bride to be.
Miss Dlnora Kleiner, who aided her grandmother Mrs. Frank Barton for Mrs. Henry Barton, is called home due to the passing of her mother Mrs. Henry Kleiner.
Local social items list dinner guests and callers across several households including Reynolds, Powell, Halstead, and Grover. Community events mention Farwell Woman's club play, W P A recreation meetings led by Mina Van Buskirk, and birthday celebrations for Grangers A Oliver and Mrs. Hawking. Delmar Willie remembered by older residents. funeral in Mt. Pleasant.
Snow covered the ground Wednesday first time since holidays as residents share visits across Hinkville. A string of weekend gatherings includes Oliver and Smiths in Vernon, Lackie and McIntosh in Herrick, Hartman and Hartman in Midland, and Hink family dinners with friends from Gilmore Farwell and Hamilton township. Charles Stone of Sheridan township dies. sympathy sent to Mrs Stone and son. Various local visits follow through Friday with farm union and club meetings noted.
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