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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1950
Page
16
The notice lists train services with No 52 May schedule at 23:59 daily except Sunday No 51 runs at 52 A M. and 23:59 P M with daily operation except Sunday in the malformed timetable.
Chloe Renner and Mrs Ethel Thrush hosted the Blue Star Mothers meeting on Monday June 5 with refreshments. The group plans a regular meeting Monday evening June 19 with a plastic demonstration by Mrs Vera Vat Sickle. Members urged to attend promptly at 8:00 PM for a pleasant and profitable evening.
Mr and Mrs Lou Gee entertained Mr and Mrs Elmer Hazelton of Detroit last weekend. Hazelton is the U E S Committeeman in charge of blood donors. Mrs Gee left Monday for the Upper Peninsula to join the Grand Family at the District meeting and receptions.
Word from Mrs. Harle Morgan of Alanson Michigan confirms that her father William Clayton passed away on April 20 He had long resided at Warwell and in Alanson in recent years. Several local residents and families are noted in the surrounding notices of visits and illnesses.
A group of local business men plan their annual Canadian fishing trip. Some members could not join this year but Rich ard Bogan Meryl Graham Cecil Davi son Arleigh Schofield and Dave Wiggins left early Sunday. Alva Shaw and Roberta Bauers visited Grand Rapids for the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ferrol Agssid and children. Mrs Glen Reynolds recovered at home then returned to see friends Sunday. R Bertram moved into a new Detroit home as sister Mrs Homer Prout visits, and daughter Margaret from California arrives to stay.
Presiding Elder Earl Ewing leads the Farwell Churches schedule with church school at 10:00 A M and preaching at 11:00 A M A prayer meeting is set for 8:00 P M Wednesday evening at the town hall All are welcome to attend
Rev. Leste Nevins leads Church School at 10 15 with classes for all ages and public invitation. Public Worship follows at 11 30 with a sermon titled The Man who Made A Great Mistake. Choir practice is set for Monday at 4 00 at the church.
Rev James C Herring pastor leads Bible School at 10 00 A M Sunday Morning Worship at 11 00 A M Evening Service at 8 00 P M Cottage Prayer meeting Thursday All are invited to worship with us.
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ elder Albert Seymour and Pastor Hobart Beavers direct the church. Sunday School at 10 00 a m with preaching at 11 00 a m and 8 00 p m. Women's Department meets on the 2nd Wednesday monthly at 2 00 p m. Zion's League gathers every other Tuesday at 8 00 p m at members homes.
The Farwell Rural Agricultural School election is scheduled for Monday July 10 1950 at 1 00 p m in the Surrey township hall. Two board seats will be filled and candidates must file nominating petitions with the Secretary of the Board of Education at least twenty days before election. Each petition requires at least fifty signatures from qualified registered electors. Electors may register with the School Secretary up to July 1 1950.
First reported sighting of Oregon by two Spanish mariners Cabrillo and Ferrero in 1543. They sailed along the coast and are believed to be the first white men to reach the region.
A Sentry Sentinel listing shows calf prices from 16 50 to 31 00 for good and choice calves and lighter ranges for medium and common stock. Hog prices range 9 50 to 20 80 for new hogs and 16 00 to 19 60 for sows. Sheep and bucks prices appear 5 00 to 11 00 with mention of pickled pine finishing and wood stain guidance for home projects.
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