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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
7
Train schedule items list West East South North departures with times. Local notices cover church, lodge meetings, and a long stream of visits and relatives in Ludington area, plus a fatality for Mrs. Peter Lapp. Births, weddings, graduations, and many weekend visits fill community page.
The notice lists church events led by R B McGuire Sranc as president. Sunday School at 10 30 am Prayer meeting at 11 30 am Bible study at 3 30 pm. Location given as 330 D. m.
Rev. John Lockyer, Pastor, invites a good attendance for the 11 45 sermon and congregational singing. Church school meets at 10 30 for interested persons. A Wednesday Bible study hour is led by the pastor at 7 30.
Pastor Mary E. House presides over Sunday School at 10 30 a m and preaching at 11 30 a m with a Young Peoples meeting at 7 00 p m led by Miss June House. Prayer meeting is at 7 30 p m Wednesdays. A week long revival starts Sunday June 4 with special music and an all day meeting Sunday June 11 including an afternoon baptismal service. All are urged to attend.
About 140 alumni gathered Saturday night at the high school for a banquet featuring toasts and music. Out of town guests included Lottie Bruce of Harrison, Duncan Koeplinger of Mint, Don Roth of Grand Rapids, Alfred Chapel of Lansing, Vee Honeywell and Laura Vaun of Ludington, Blain Force and Harrison of Lapeer, Verne Handley of Detroit, Richard Whitaker of Mt. Pleasant, and Wm. Riley of Detroit. Local attendees stayed at the home of L. Brown. others visited J. Sanderson and families.
Mrs. Gerald Lamy hosted a garden party last Saturday for Marion Fuller the bride elect. Guests hid gifts in the garden as they arrived and the bride-to-be sought them later. Tea sandwiches cookies and umbrellas on the lawn accompanied the event with several out of town attendees.
The Farwell Epworth League met with the Christian Endeavor of Mt Pleasant church. A program featured much music and a short lesson on The Three Great Books The Bible Pilgrims Progress Paradise Lost. A visit from Endeavor is hoped for soon. Next Sunday's regular meeting will feature special music and the orchestra.
Department of State figures reveal 850 546 votes for repeal and 287 931 against across 83 counties. Barry county is only exception with 3649 against repeal to 3414 for. Most counties favor repeal by three or four to one. Malt tax changes blocked by legislature and governor veto. Corporation Division reports 22 for profit and six non profit articles approved on a record day.
Miss Bertha Weasley of Haman North Dakota reports using Kruschen Salts as a reducing remedy and claims a loss of over 40 pounds in a year. She describes a daily regimen of one half-reasoonful in hot water each morning and notes health benefits beyond weight loss.
A poker game started forty seven years ago in Marcy continues weekly at the Lisbon road tavern. Seven card peek and stud poker with 1 cent bets run three or four times weekly, with original players like Pierce Marks still participating. Sessions on Wednesday Saturday and Sunday restrict outsiders.
Cambridge physicians claim dental disease often causes mental disturbances. Dr Leroy M. S. Miner of Harvard dental school cites evidence linking dental issues to brain disorders and notes a private case where removal of impacted wisdom teeth led to rapid mental and functional recovery.
The American Hospital in Paris reported an 8 percent death rate in 1932, lower than many U S Grade A hospitals. Deaths fell from 3.2 percent in 1931, with 1877 admissions. 666 surgical, 883 medical, 113 obstetrical patients. 115 births, down 8 percent from 1931.
Bartow Virginia native Jimmy Gibson eighteen years old has undergone fifteen plastic surgeries in a St. Louis hospital after he accidentally shot himself while on a hunting trip. He says he will wait for a face that resembles him and then keep it.
Washington notes allege the House of Morgan acts as an invisible government shaping policy. Senate probes reveal favors to leaders across parties and to Woodin, with calls to end the network and reform tax laws including a proposed sales tax to balance burdens.
Two surprise parties were given for Mr and Mrs Robert Thompson by neighbors and local families. The first group from Mt. Pleasant included Mr and Mrs Wi Hampton and daughter Ruth, with friends from the Lords and Herrick communities. The second gathering comprised nearby neighbors. All wished the couple happiness and health.
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