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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1931

Page

3

Farwell Methodist and Church of God Services and Community Notes

Farwell community notices from January include morning worship at Farwell Methodist Church with sermon titled Fishing for the Fisherman. Church of God service postponed to next Sunday evening due to illness. Local social updates cover visits, hospital news, and a Hard Time Party hosted by the Farwell Woman's Club at Richmond hall on January 23 with bingo, dancing, and a cash drawing.

W. W. Hurd George Middleton Owosso Herb Middleton Gilmore James Gainsforth Lansing Detrick Masten Church of God Herbert Honeywell Bride Gaylord B. W. Brown Detroit Harold Putman Donald Pontie Glenwood Holmes Ferris Institute Homer Stinchcombe Hazel Irwin Bronstetter Hospital Mt. Pleasant Clare G. EB. Lamb Marence Stanley Edith Stinchcombe Agnes Stanley Annabell Horton Geo. Butcher Henry House Martha Marion H. Horton Annabell John Henry Alice Stinchcombe Vane Handley Farwell Woman’s Club Richmond Hall

Reorganized Church Schedule Highlights Community Classes

The or gan ized church lists Sunday School at 10 30 a m Bible study at 7 30 p m and social service at 11 30 a m. The Women’s Department meets every other Thursday while Recreation and Expression meets Wednesdays until 7 30 p m with a branch under B MM McGuire.

Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints B. MM. McGuire Branch Broan Recreation and Expression

January Harness Oil Offer Improves Service and Savings

Special January deal offers steam harness oiling for 51.50 with a 50 cent saving. Customer advised to bring in now for better service before March rush. Includes a theatre ticket with every dollar in trade.

Quick Relief for Coughing Spells Thoxineia Sold at Drug Stores

An advertisement touts Thoxineia as a fast acting cough remedy that soothes irritation and targets the internal cause. It promises quick relief after the first swallow and offers a honey money back guarantee if it fails to beat all prior remedies. Sold in 8 60 cents and 1.00 dollar bottles at Kirkpatrick's Drug Store and other outlets.

Kirkpatricks Drug Store Othr Good Dive

Installation of Farwell Odd Fellows and Rebekahs

The Rebekahs of Farwell held an installation ceremony Wednesday evening with a large crowd present. Officers installed include Noble Grand Blanche Bawkey and Frank Keplinger as Noble Grand of the Odd Fellows, along with multiple vice grand, secretary, treasurer, guard, and other posts for the coming year.

V. G Lucy Frizzell Mabel ‘Wood Iva Dickerson R. Si-N. G John Palmer Clifford ‘Polson V.G Gilett Waddington R. S. Vv Wayne Cooper Chaplin Ed. Walker Win Dickerson Scott’ ‘Horn George Carpenter John Waddington

Local residents share visits and events this week

Ernest Chaffee and family visited his parents P. P. Chaffee and wife in Clare. Home Economics Club met with Mrs. Albert Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Kress visited H. B. Jones family. Ray Eaton's family stayed with James Graves. Henry Huber and wife visited M. J. Webber and wife. Many attended a Fox Farm dance. Norman Shimmell and Floyd Chaffee with Ray Haton family visited, and neighbors called on P. P. Chaffee. Brown church services drew many locals. Mrs. Rachel VanBuskirk and family were ill last week. Howard Mead, ill with typhoid, is improving.

Ernest. Chaffee Clare P. P. Chaffee Home Economics Club Albert Bruce Newton Kress H. B. Jones Ray Eaton James Graves Leota Henry Huber Hamilton Township M. J. Webber Fox Farm Clifford Chaffee Ernest Chaffee Norman Shimmell Floyd Chaffee Ray Haton the Brown Rachel VanBuskirk Howard Mead

Maple Grove News Roundup of Local Visits and Illness

Mr and Mrs Don Luce of Mt Pleasant stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs EB Schofield. The Tigners entertain the family with tonsillitis. Atwood children have chicken pox. Louis Finch and Perl Tryon made a business trip to Lansing. Dale Rulapaugh working in Lansing spent the weekend with family. Mr and Mrs Cloyd Hilyard and two boys stay at H Reisss this week. Richard Winter Sr is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Hugh Riley and children of near Weidman visited Himer Schofields. Harley Bentley and families visited Louis Finchs to recall his birthday. Doris Schofield visited sisters in Mt Pleasant. Dorothy Fahnestock spent Monday night with Doris Schofield.

Don Luce Mt. Pleasant EB. Schofield Tigners Atwood Louis Finch Perl Tryon Lansing Dale Rulapaugh Cloyd Hilyard H. Reiss Richard Winter Hugh Riley Near Weidman Himer Schofield Meryl Davison Harley Bentley Doris Schofield Dorothy Fahnestock

Community Notices and Local Visits Across Brown Town

Brown Town residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Families including Coulters Trench Hartman Grumblys Blinco Bates and others shared meals and gatherings while relatives from California Harrison Pontiac and Lansing were noted visiting or needing care.

Community holds special meetings with growing crowds

Mr and Mrs Glen Lower and family at Mr G New home report that special meetings will continue through Sunday evening. Large crowds attend each night and much interest is shown throughout the community. Everyone is invited to attend the services.

Glen’ Lower G. ‘New

Local families share meals and community events

Franks Nevins and family join the Ram ey and Keever households for Sunday dinners. The Swangons welcome a baby girl in Leroy. Barn supper features prizes with Ram ey and Russell among winners. Health talks by the county doctor and nurse are planned, with musical recitals by Sister Oliver and Marguerite Ackerman.

J. A. Keever Keever Rosebush Marvin’ ‘Swangon Leroy Clyde Marshall Lornee Poster Marshall Dick Brooks Hugene Rowland Colemai George Ackerman Fred Verette Lorne Coyne Danny Clarence Ramey Cecil Allen Brinton Arthur White Barryton Walter White Jennings Archambault Chas David Fred Irwin Dave Walker Frank Wilds John Bruckart Clare Minnie Prout Pple Forest Brewer Elmer Bruckart Lansing Edward Mussell Leo Russell Dale Stough Wm. Prout Jena Brewer Oliver Marguerite Ackerman

Lake News Briefs From Clare and Surrounding Areas

Mrs Wm Mahan and Geo Syer visit Clare while George Scott makes a Midland trip. Mrs Scott and baby visit Fr Smalley in Clare. Raymond Scott’s wife stays with her parents at Farwell. Hazel Grace improving after Mt Pleasant operation. Will Merrel travels to Ypsilanti. stork shower honors Mrs Charles Scott. Summers family weekends in Flint. Kilpatrick family with relatives at Bay City. Alice Davison visits Farwell. Randall family host D Scott home. Fred Mahan ill. Chas Cook recovering. Mrs Sam Muir Mahan and Raymond Scott visit Hazel Irwin at Mt Pleasant hospital.

Wm. Mahan Geo. Syer Sam Muir Clare George Scott Midland Scott Baby Smalley Raymond Scott Aaron Irwin Farwell Hazel Grace Mt. Pleasant Will Merrel Ypsila Fred Mahan Chas. Cook Hazel Irwin Mt. Pleasant Hospital

Mrs Jerome Frees Visits Mrs Reed then Bay City trip

Mrs Jerome Frees spent a few days with Mrs John Reed in Sheridan. They left Tuesday for Bay City to visit Mrs Frees sister Mrs Joe Rush who had returned from the hospital and is getting along nicely. A snow storm Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Lyle Mitchell and family of Saginaw Mr and Mrs John Flood of Vernon and Lawrence Gibbs of Midland were home Sunday supper at the St Cecilia church Thursday evening.

Jerome Frees John Reed Sheridan Bay City Joe Rush Lyle Mitchell Saginaw John Flood Vernon Lawrence Gibbs Midland St. Cecilia

Classified Line Slashed for Ad Rates at 16 Cents

Public notice outlines classified ad policy with a minimum 16 cent line rate for For Sale For Rent Wanted Lost Found and other short listings. The policy requires prepaid payment and labels each word or initial as a separate word.

Farm for sale 80 acres near town with house and barns

For sale 80 acres with a new small house and a 26 by 60 barn. Cow barn has cement floor and stanchions for 24 cows. Good fences with 6b acres under cultivation. Four miles from town, small down payment and easy terms. Call 244 or at this office 1812.

Winterfield Community Notes Mention Local Visits

Maggie Hale of Marion visited her sister Mrs. C J Detts over the weekend. Anna Gaskill and Edith Davis visited John Sutton's home Sunday. Mr and Mrs G J Betts and family along with Sam Gaskill and Frank Davis attended a birthday party for Claude Foster at Marion Priddy.

Maggie ® Hale Marion C. J. Detts Anna Gaskill Wdith Davis John Sutton G. J. Betts Sam Gaskill Frank Davis Hadith Claude Foster Marion Priddy A. J. Hopkins John Gook Greenwood

Bronchuline Emulsion Promises Quick Cough Relief

An advertisement touts Bronchuline Emulsion as the fast cure for stubborn coughs that linger and disturb sleep. It claims few doses end the worst coughs within days, with a money back guarantee and no narcotics.

Anderson

Hollinger Mine Gold Output Sets Record for Ontario

Ontario claims the Hollinger mine remains Americas tidiest gold producer with gold valued at 145 million dollars by end of 1928. It has milled 17 million tons of ore, and its subsurface workings would stretch nearly 150 miles from New York to Albany if laid end to end. Its underground railroad system exceeds 91 miles in length.

America Ontario Hollinger New York Albany

Airplane aid to bring surgical care to remote British islands

A new specially equipped airplane will handle emergency surgical cases in remote parts of the British islands. The craft allows a stretcher on board without disturbing the patient and includes racks for instruments, an ice chest, fresh water tanks, and space for a body and two nurses in addition to the crew and patient.

British Islands

Local Man Walks to Health After Accident in Wyoming

William Higginson of Medicine Bow Wyoming plans to walk to places but was struck by a horse kick injuring a leg. He was taken toward Laramie for care when his car hit gravel and struck a pole, finally reaching the hospital with a broken leg and broken arm.

William Higginson Medicine Bow Wyo Laramie Higgison

Sentinel Want Ad Idea Encourages Selling or Buying

A brief prompt invites readers to use Sentinel want ads for selling or acquiring items, offering a simple call to action without details on process or pricing.

Sentinel

Improved paving cutback asphalts defined

A definition stating cutback asphalts are asphalts to which enough petroleum distillate has been added to render them usable without heating.

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