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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1933
Page
6
Railway timings appear amid a bustling list of visits and local events in Clare. Residents include Miss Lucille Brooks of Lake and Miss Jennette Green. families such as Hisenhauer, Rawson, Gamble, and others share weekend visits and church gatherings. A Sunday evening young people discussion at Church of God draws seventy attendees with a saw and violin quartet and an orchestra leading singing.
R. B. McGuire serves as Branch President with Sunday School at 10 30 a m Prayer meeting at 11 30 a m and Bible Study at 7 30 p m at the congregation site.
The church lists a full schedule with Church School at 10 30 a m preaching at 11 30 a m Young People at 7 p m and Evening service at 8 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. Parishioners are invited to attend all services at the house of the Lord.
Farwell Methodist Church announces Rev. John Lockyer leading next Sunday's 11 45 a m sermon on The Cure of Fret and Care with church school at 10 45 and Epworth League and music at 1 00 p m Mid week meetings will be held on Wednesday afternoons. A pot luck dinner is planned at Roy Root's on Friday. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed among weekend guests and activities at Clare Lake George and Mt Pleasant with bridge prizes and a host of social visits.
The Farwell Woman's Club met Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Ruth in Tyndall with 19 members attending. Mrs. Alice Palmer spoke on Prominent Women of Today, Mrs. Minerva Richmond gave a Sarah Bernhart biography, and a Beanbags stunt won by Mrs. Ruby Graham. The hot lunch committee reported 640 lunches served in two weeks. Guests included Mrs. F. Babcock and others. next meeting set for Tuesday the 31st at Mrs. Minnie Brown's home.
The Richmond hall program on Wednesday January 18 featured solos duets and instrumental numbers by the M. E. orchestra under Don Wolven. A male quartet and Tim Waddington's comic performance drew laughs. Doughnuts and coffee were served after. A February concert is planned.
The Gamble and Topps families express gratitude for assistance after a bereavement. A monthly card party will be held at the K of P Hall on the first and third Saturday nights.
A large crowd gathered at Lou Finch's to mark his aging and enjoy a lively party. The piece notes warm social moments, a supper pairing, and lighthearted nostalgia amid community chatter.
Lake area notes record visits by Mr and Mrs Bert Scott to Evart and Clare shoppers, outings with relatives in Baldwin and Sherman City, and attendance at a lodge. Garfield Grange held a joint meeting after a stroke news update on Al Bassett and nearby fishing at Houghton Lake.
Mr and Mrs Alois Gibis visited Bates home in Mid land last week. Misses Mabel Dangler and Emma Leeth from Clare spent Sunday with their parental families. Clarence Bay and children were at J A Allen in Hagle. Wm Bowler of Clare called on Mrs Bates. Kenneth Rockey visited his parents in Arthur to meet a new niece. Gladys Hemstreet stayed at home. Laurence Bates and Forrest Leeth joined a skating party near the Cormwell farm. Earnest Penrose and Fred Krell with son were Sunday guests at Artie Carncross home. Hryin Orvis and family stopped by Clare to see Clarence Kirkpatrick. J C Watson and children returned from Flint after visiting relatives. George Thompson of Omaha arrived for a short visit.
Readers report ongoing revival meetings in Clare Michigan with Rev Hendrich and others. Weather remains springlike for January as community members visit parsonage dinners and church events.
City of Clare regular meeting, Mayor John H. Wilson presiding. Aldermen Archambault Forbes Detwiler Holmes and Ramey present. Alderman Bayes absent. Minutes read. rebates and bills approved. committees appointed to inspect fire truck insurance. Michigan Municipal League letter on file. Sturting Oil petition granted for Dixie Station addition. Citizens State Bank designated city depository. Meeting adjourned.
The record notes visitors Bernard Allen Stanley Klein and Norman Lawrence Hutchinson at the Hutchinson home on Sunday. J C Watson Jack Since from Flint and Mr. Mrs Hutchinson with children stopped by. Mrs Gee Hemstreet Inez visited Grandma Carr Sunday morning. The family reports Mr. and Mrs Adam Regar and some children sick with the flu but not seriously ill.
Chas Shepard shows marked recovery from pneumonia. Durcan, Eliott attend Sunday dinner at Thilly's. Roy Howard active again. Frank Newsom at Ford Hospital in serious condition. Manning family plans to Clare Farwell Saturday. Wellman improving at University Hospital after injury. Kress family visit. Luc[e]e family trips. Duross party from Detroit hunting rabbits. Luce siblings visit Farwell. Thilly couple to Clare. Mrs Thilly visiting. Ayris family to Mount Pleasant for Saturday shopping.
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