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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
6
Train schedules listed with times and routes. Community events include M O O F lodge and Pythian Sisters meetings every Monday, Epworth League programs, church concerts, and Memorial Sunday plans. Residents from Detroit to Standish visit here, with gatherings, showers, and family trips noted along with local home moves and club activities.
Widespread visits and gatherings mark Decoration Day activity. Local families from Clare Farwell and nearby towns host and attend parties at homes and cottages. Shoppers travel to Bay City and Saginaw, while births and family visits add to the holiday cheer.
The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints lists Sunday School at 10 30 a m Prayer meeting 11 30 a m Bible study 7 30 p m at Farwell Methodist Church Rev John Shockyer preaches Sunday 11 45 a m theme Mercy and Truth meet Righteousness and Peace have kissed each other Evening service details and a children's Day program titled Abounding Joy are planned. Midweek Romans study continues Thursday at 7 39 p m led by the pastor.
Pastor Mary E House leads Sunday School at 10 30, preaching at 11 30 and 7 pm Young Peoples meeting led by Miss June House in May. Prayer meetings Wednesdays at 7 30. A week long young people 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.
Miss Jessman of Harrison and families from Lake Saginaw Kalamazoo Clio Ypsilanti and Mt Pleasant spend Decoration Day and weekend visiting relatives. Jack Henry Pierce Graham Stinchcombe and others travel between towns including Detroit for extended visits and business.
Decoration day visits unfold as Farwell and Lansing families gather at several homes. Harry Schug and Dora Rogers wed at the House home with Rev. Mary House officiating before a brief Scottsville honeymoon.
An advertisement touts Allenria as a powerful remedy for rheumatic pain neuritis and sciatica claiming to reduce uric acid in 24 hours and swelling in 48 hours. It asserts swift relief, urges readers to buy at Anderson's Drug Store and other druggists with a money back guarantee for eight dollar cents per bottle.
Pleasant Valley residents shared visits and greetings last week. Mrs Earnest Penrose Miss Emma Leith and Everett Carncross with F A Carncross spent time with friends in Hillsdale. Owen Spink visited Midland friends. Laurence Bates celebrated a birthday with friends May 30. Archie Tiyon and Donald returned home from Pontiac after a relatives visit. Magele Keoppé and Robert Hemstreet from Toledo stayed with George Hemstreet. Congratulations to Mrs Rockey and eighth graders. Ervin Orvis and family visited Art Kevér’s home.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Charles and daughter Constance of Detroit visited the Slaters over Decoration. The Charles Bennett family visited Garland Bennett near Bay City. Norma Carrow shared Sunday dinner with the Bradleys. Rev and Mrs Hendrich dined with the Badgleys. Franklin Schaaf of Detroit spends summer with grandparents. Beulah Castle and Clifford Castle's daughter Beulah traveled to St Louis on business. Mrs Amos VanHorn and children of Flint visit McClungs. Irene Kaul and Florence Hess, seventh graders, earned congratulations. Helen Williams of Harrison visited Lucille Schunk. Grandma Hildebrandt visited Tryon. Church attendance was strong and new Sunday School song books are anticipated.
The item lists numerous locals and visitors from Detroit Lansing and Saginaw visiting relatives in North Arthur and Mt. Pleasant including Bertha Winters Jy Winters and families. It mentions Elnora Broberg’s funeral in Chicago and a summer stay with grandparents Chas and Mrs Gerber along with multiple family gatherings and home repairs at Kleiner house and a repaired dam by A T Ferrel.
The Clare Sentinel reports in Harrison that on June 8 1938 Probate Judge Thos S Dorsey ordered the hearing on the administration of the estate of Al Germon S Glass to Robert B McGuire or another suitable person. The hearing is set for July 8 1933 at ten in the morning at the probate office with public notice to run in Clare County for three weeks.
Final administration accounts filed by Donald Bicknell and Holmes Kennedy for Annie C. Kleman estate. Hearing set June 13 or 19 1933 in Clare County probate office. notice to be printed in The Clare Sentinel for three weeks.
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