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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1933
Page
7
Local residents recount weekend visits from Pont iac Clare and Lansing as Gene Burton’s helpers return home for the 4th. Rain last week was welcome. O Somers Gilmore visits Wm Hiseman. No grange next week due to a school meeting and degree team trip to Delwin grange.
Hatton and Durfee families plus relatives from Grand Rapids and Pontiac spent the weekend and Fourth with kin. Mrs. M. Durfee suffers from blood poisoning while reunions and visits occur across Sheridan, Dover, Pontiac, and local beet fields through the week.
Items from Mt. Vernon Grange report Jim Crowley lost his barn to lightning. Harvey Dawson started work at a reforestation camp east of Harrison. Archambault of State Farm notes expansion to thirty five states. Edith Brewer and Mr and Mrs White attended a funeral in Owosso. Dorothy Dawson visited Wyandotte sisters. Mrs J Archambault returned from caring for sister in law Mrs Freeman Mitchell. A surprise event at Mt Vernon Grange thrilled attendees.
Alfred and Albert Gaffney spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ed Walker. A family outing to Lake occurred Tuesday. Philip Ripenberg, camping near his daughter Mrs Shinabarger, returned to Clare Monday. Lake traffic signals crowds for the 4th as locals share visits and activities around Clare Windover Lake and surrounding farms.
The column lists local visits and guest stays including Mrs. Philo Smith in Clare, Mrs. Sadie Connors host, Wm Havig's return from Sag inaw, Bruce Whitney with the McBride family, and Sparbel relatives visiting from Manistee. It notes H T Club picnics, a funeral for Martha Moline, showers reviving crops, and a Toledo Boy Scout misadventure delaying travel to Ludington.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Keehn of Flint visit their parents Mr and Mrs Charles Keehn. Corlis Foster and children from Detroit vacation at their farm with M C Foster. John Sutton calls on Frank Davis. Elmer Randall of Grand Rapids visits sister Nealie Cook Wriday. Idol Cutler family stays at Bertha Lake. CG Dells visit daughter and family Martin Keehn. Mr and Mrs Simon Vanderwoude visit relatives at Vogal Center.
Dover hosts a Friday program at the Gospel Tabernacle for the Golden anniversary of Mr. Pfetsch and Mrs. Pfetsch and silver anniversaries of Mr. and Mrs. Bithers and Mr. and Mrs. Oman. Guests include Mike Pfetsch and relatives from Niagara Falls and friends from Lansing Harrison Farwell Detroit and Myatt.
Temple residents visit relatives in Evart and family returns from Myers Lake. Lansing visitors care for Mrs Harrington who is ill. Miss Wade Sigiafoose and Donald Stanbough wed by Justice Roy Myers. Abe VanBuskirk farm reports a wideat project with derrick erected and drillers spudding in. Neighbors greet Stanbough newlyweds at home. Kenneth Stanbaugh works for Tra Caldwell in Harrison. George Crane hosts Lansing visiting niece and husband. Roy and Marion Rogers visit J Stambough home.
Elm Grove notes detail visits from Mrs. Joseph Gangler and two children from Detroit and other local guests. A canning demonstration at Grange hall drew many ladies, with Miss Turner sharing helpful ideas. Revivals and July 16 sermons planned with Rev. and Mrs. Ranshue from Indiana. preparations for a Glass picnic are mentioned. Emil Giers attends Mr. Pleasant Normal. multiple local families share meals and visits.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Glaugohm attend the funeral of the aunt on Monday the sixteenth. The Glers family and Mr Harvey Mrs Raymond Winston Beulah Mary Gaatle also attended the show at Harrison Friday night.
Sunday services include Sunday School at 1 30 p m and a sermon by Rev Kleinhardt at 2 30 p m A prayer meeting is set for Thursday at 8 00 In local news residents Ada Tigner and Walter Smedley return from trips to Midland Battle Creek and Harrison camps James Rulapaugh visits family at Lake George Mrs Carl Holbrook narrowly escapes a car rollover on wet clay U S 10 WH Schofield and family host Don Luce while several locals visit Mt Pleasant and Clare communities
Mrs C D Harvey and children Harold and Mana Jean returned from Brown City Friday. Niece Mayme Bowden and husband Gerald plus Miss Erma Foster joined for a weekend stay and Foster will remain a few weeks. Mrs George Hemstreet visited her mother. Power’s condition improved. Several neighbors visited and church notes mention Rev Burns address and summer services continuing with new music from the choir.
Local church notices list Sunday school and preaching times for Central Gilmore Church of Christ and Gilmore Free Methodist Church. Myles Overton is pastor. Bible School begins July 6. Endeavor and choir events noted. Community items include visits, health updates, and baptisms. brief town notices and local anecdotes.
The article reviews the Moore Holbeck tax installment bill signed as Public Act 125 and Public Act 63 of 1933, plus an extension plan for 1932 taxes. It details penalties, deadlines, and the role of the Auditor General as the Legislature and Governor Comstock weigh emergency measures and the veto of the Pritzgerald Chain Store Bill.
Grant township landowners and occupiers must cut down all noxious weeds by July 10 1982 or pay costs plus ten percent levy. Those responsible include landowners firms and authorities with highway-adjacent land in Clare County. Robert Wilson Highway Commissioner issues the notice.
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