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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1933
Page
6
Train schedules list West East and South trains with morning and afternoon times and meetings for the Pythian Sisters weekly. Local social notes include visits between Clare and Lansing families, Fourth of July events, a Farwell baseball game loss, berry prices, hospital work, and church and club activities across several nearby towns.
RB McGuire Branch of the Church lists Sunday School at 10 30 a m Prayer meeting at 11 30 a m Bible study at 7 30 p m in the organized church.
Pastor Mary E. House leads Sunday School at 10 30. Preaching at 11 30 a m. Youth meeting at 7 p m led by Marie Smith. Evening preaching at 8 p m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 8 o'clock.
Farwell Methodist Church announces sermon by Rev. John Lockyer on toll gates as a metaphor for salvation to be delivered at 11 45 a m. The church school meets at 10 30 a m. Dr DeVinney to lead the Fourth Quarterly conference at 3 00 p m with reports due. Local visits from Muskegon Lansing Mt Pleasant Detroit Evansville and Ypsilanti cited among gatherings this week.
Mr and Mrs W Finch visited his mother Mrs Finch at Lake Sun. Mr and Mrs C Fuller and daughter were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs R B Whitaker near Mr Pleasant. Mr and Mrs Himer Godwin and Patty Sue. Brave to Alma Friday. Mr and Mrs John Waddington and family attended a reunion at Midland Sunday.
Elton Sherman died Sunday evening at his home, following a period of illness not expected to end so soon. He leaves a wife, two children, his mother Mrs. Sid Sherman, and four sisters. The obituary will appear next week.
Plans for a Golden Jubilee Week commemorating the Women's Relief Corps sixtieth anniversary. A patriotic program will be held July 23 at the M E church Sunday morning under Gen. Chas. Griffen Corps No 141. The public is invited.
Secretary of State Frank D. Fitzgerald announced 1934 will reuse the same alphabetic distribution system for automobile license plates as in 1933 across all counties. He notes the department trimmed costs by about 200000 below the legislative allowance and plans further economies including reduced staff and more part time work. The state contemplates funding for a new 30 monthly pension for residents over 70 and an as yet undecided funding method, with a $2 head tax in the law for residents over 21.
Mrs Harvey Bailey and son from Lansing visited her parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Berkompas Andrew Berkompas fell from a hay load injuring his arm Mrs Maggie Hale visited sister Mrs C J Delts Mrs Martin Keehn and daughters visited McBain Sunday Mr and Mrs Corlis Foster returned to Detroit after camping at the old home M C Foster stayed with Frank Davis Wednesday Mr and Mrs Lewis Lockwood of Flint visited Edd Cutler last week Mr and Mrs A J Hopkins visited relatives at Lake City Standay Relatives from New Slaven visited Cook and Deis home the 4th.
A local update lists visitors and absences around West Freeman and nearby areas. Wm Combs from near Shingleton U P visited the Shinabarger home with Carl and family for vacations and berry picking. Mrs Van Order and her children from east of Clare visited with Mr and Mrs Daniell. School meeting at the school house Monday night.
Bangor reports $2,000 in the bank after paying this year’s bills. Lenawee County shows June marriages up nine from 1932. Shiawassee Bank to reopen August 14 after reorganization plan approval. Weather bureau in Port Huron to close end of month as economy measure. Kalamazoo post office receipts rise over last year and May. Mason County seeks physicals for marriage licenses. Calhoun County marriages exceed divorces for June. Corunna bank reopens under Michigan Plan with deposits exceeding withdrawals. First National Bank plan to reopen with half deposits available. Ionia car accident story with a 10 foot lamp post. Pleasant, Michigan tragedy as newlyweds die in a railroad incident. Lansing census places U.S. population at 125,693,000. Michigan at 5,043,000. Pleasant Ridge reports lightning strike hitting home. Lansing golfer Bob Jones loses hole in one to wind. Milford farmer dies after bull attack. Muskegon football star Jager dies after hayload accident. Battle Creek nurse Mary Watts dies after leukemia. Traverse City cherry industry steadies with three cent price. festival July 19–21.
A legal notice identifies Elmer shumai as attorney for the receiver in Imlay City Michigan with a filing listing 39113 and related proceedings.
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