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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1945
Page
11
Eastern mail trains listed with arrivals and departures for Ann Arbor. Local lodge meetings and church activities noted. Community social visits include relatives from Detroit Vernon St. Johns and Toledo. families hosting guests. anticipated homecoming from overseas.
Mary E House of Rosebush R 2 is listed as pastor at the Church of God. Sunday School begins at 10 30 with Morning Worship at 11 30 followed by a Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 00 in the evening.
Public worship at noon features a sermon titled Be Ye Angry and Sin Not. Adults study a theme Loyalty to the Kingdom. Classes for all ages and the Junior Choir will sing. Methodist Youth Fellowship meets at 7 30 in the church parlors.
Mr and Mrs Fred Shepard announce the birth of a son on January 18. Shepard is stationed in Georgia and Mrs Shepard is with him there. Mrs Esther Luce, her mother Mrs Frank Luce of Lake George, is visiting to meet her new grandson.
Mrs Iva Godwin hosted the Past Noble Grand Club on Thursday January 12 at her home. Cards were played with Mrs Lucy Frizzell winning first, Mrs Vira Moore taking consolation, and Mrs Lida Allen as traveler. Lunch followed.
The Flat Tire Pedro Club met Tuesday afternoon January 23 with Mrs. Vira Moore. Winners were first Mrs Moore second Mrs Carrie Irwin low Mrs Allie Henry and traveler Mrs Lucy Frizzell.
George Crawford is hospitalized in Toledo after a self inflicted leg wound while hunting and is expected to be moved to Ann Arbor this week. Sunday visitors included the Hose family from Lake City and Houghton Lake, Archie Rogers and Mary Hudson from Lansing, and extended kin from Bat tle Creek Saginaw Clare Midland Port Huron Mt Morris and Gordon Gee households.
Farwell Woman's Club met Tuesday evening January 23 at the library with Mrs. Flora Powell presiding. Genevieve Luce spoke on the Porcupine Mountains and introduced M. Scott who showed two films Lad of Hiawatha and Michigan Mitten. A donation was made to the Infantile Paralysis fund and the group planned to meet February 6 with hostesses.
The Henry Delos Tigner Chapter of Blue Star Mothers of America held a bake sale Saturday January 20 at Farwell, raising twenty five dollars. A meeting followed with strong attendance and plans for a rummage and bake sale on February 17 were made. Two new members joined and fruit was sent to a ill health member.
The senior class reports exams completed with no failures and notes a Wednesday class meeting. The junior class presents its fifth annual assembly with music, a play, and performances by students. The sophomore plan the next program as exams wrap up. Grade notes list students with high averages and perfect spellings, and items mention library books, a movie trip, and absences followed by returns.
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