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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1932
Page
6
Farwell community calendar lists train times for units 17352 62 and 51 with morning afternoon arrivals. A Monday lodge meeting and Pythian Sisters meet at the church alongside Rev John Lockyer preach schedule plus a long roster of alumni visits decoration day events and local residents visiting and returning for the weekend.
The notice lists Sunday School at 10 30 a m and prayer meeting at 11 30 a m led by R B McGuire Branch President of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Bible Study at 7 30 p m and a weekly prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. The Church of God led by Mary E House offers a church school at 10 00 a m preching at 7 00 p m Young People meet at 8 00 p m and an evening service.
We express gratitude to all who helped plant and dedicate the tree in memory of our son and brother Frederick. Special thanks to the class of 738, the Future Partner Chapter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bingham, and Francés for their parts.
Surrey Township Agricultural High School held its class night and commencement at the Church of God on Friday evening May 20. The program included processional, class introduction, salutatory, president's address, class history, prophecies, poems, songs, and a Barcarolle piano trio. Diplomas were presented by the school board president, with the Balfour Plaque awarded to Miss Bessie Brasington and benediction by Rev. Glen Hall.
Memorial Day service featured flag and flower decorations and a fine program. A duet by Chas and Homer Stinchcombe and a quartet performance by Edith Stinchcombe, June House, Richard Teachout and Harry House highlighted a strong young peoples chorus. Rev. W. D. Stratton of Baton Rouge preached on Christian citizenship and the nation’s peril under sin and organized crime.
Miller starts this week grinding 290 barrels of government flour for Ewatt and Cadillac to aid the unemployed. Memorial day events at the school and park drew praise. Farwell orchestra and Clare band impressed with uniforms and music. A garage is rising on U. S. 10, north of the West End, and locals discuss fishing Lake 18 beyond a barbwire fence with clothes snagged.
Fragments describe plans for a Detroit game day with evening events at the Golden Tower. Attendees may talk sing and dance if permitted while some supporters stay at home.
Mrs May Pardee and her son Alvie from Arizona called on her niece Mrs C D Blanchard Monday afternoon. Miss Doleto Haring of Farwell spent the weekend with cousins Marjorie and Wilma Nowlen. Sunday evening callers at the Ginn home included Mrs Etta Buckley of Clare and Mr and Mrs John Haring Jr with daughter Paula Verl of Farwell.
Mr and Mrs George Penny and Mr Smart of Detroit visited Elm Grove with Mrs Tryon and daughter. Eighth graders Robert Loar and Arlington Harvey passed the state examinations. Several Detroit visitors stayed for Decoration Day meals and weekends. Donna Bradley remains seriously ill at Bay City hospital. Kleiner family sympathy offered.
Detroit residents Otto Pietch and family visited friends here with Mrs Rose Beardsley and chauffeur Moody from Grand Rapids staying at cottages. Numerous Michigan locals from Mt Pleasant Lansing Flint Clare and Ashley vacationed at Shorewood Oakdale Shingle Lake and other cottages during Decoration weekend.
Maple Grove notes announce 2 30 p m preaching and Thursday prayer at 8 p m with quarterly meeting and communion Sunday. Rev Clapp expected to deliver sermon. Family visits and gatherings shared among Finch, Schofield, Tigner, Luce, Reiss, Smedley, Brasington, Halstead, and Yoder households. Infant death noted with funeral held Tuesday.
Marguerite Byba, an eighth grader, reached near top in county standings and had perfect attendance for three years. The community notes several visits, illnesses, and family events with relatives from Saginaw, Lansing, and Detroit frequenting the area. Memorial day gatherings and a funeral for Mrs. Gingery are also mentioned along with local social visits and a deer sighting.
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