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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1927
Page
8
Church schedules from several congregations list Sunday School and service times and weekly meetings. The town's social notes cover residents visiting Detroit, Flint, Mt. Pleasant, and Clare, plus weekend trips, home projects, and community events including a Gilmore band concert and a graduation gathering.
We express our appreciation to friends for sympathy and kindness during the illness and death of our dear wife and mother. Thanks for the beautiful floral offering. George Hudson and family and many others named extend gratitude for support.
Farwell high school alumni held their 16th annual banquet with around one hundred attendees. Seniors of 1927 were honored with programs, music by the high school orchestra, speeches by Isabel Woodward and L. C. Barner, and valedictorian Hazel Dell Long. Eighth grade diplomas were presented to Nell Rawson, James Rawson, and others.
Mrs George Hudson born Mary Sophia Davis in Canada April 15 1861 died June 5 1927 at daughter’s home 314 Oak Ave Lansing Michigan aged 66 years 1 month 21 days survived by husband three sons Ira L John Eugene and four daughters including Mrs John Halstead Mrs A L Kibbie Mrs T J Clemons and Mrs Jesse Butcher. She lived as a devoted Christian wife and mother with 32 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren 2 brothers 1 sister and many nephews and nieces.
Last week marked Farwell public school achievements as graduates prepare to take senior roles. The note praises rising students' knowledge surpassing their parents at the same age and anticipates higher future performance from the new generation.
A. Music Memory Contest at Farwell School on Monday June 6 featured twenty selections across grades. Top performers include James Rosenfield Emma Frizzall Arden Somers in Kindergarten. Dale Miller Elwood Sherman Louis Waddington Ford Frizzell in First Grade. and others from Second to High School with names listed per grade. A June sale at Anderson’s precedes the entry.
A collection of safety slogans urging careful driving and thinking before acting. Messages warn against reckless speed, emphasize brake checks, rail crossing caution, and making motoring a safe, pleasant duty.
Michigan State College begins a week of celebrations marking its seventieth birthday with a pageant titled The Beginnings on June 10 and 11. Commencement sets for June 10 with over 350 seniors to receive degrees, and Senator Simon D. Fegs of Ohio will deliver the commencement address.
A report notes that Albania has no independent currency and relies on coins from neighboring countries for daily transactions. Officials discuss implications for trade and monetary policy while seeking long term solutions.
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes that living through experiences teaches more than books. It argues that books offer lessons only when paired with real life, stressing that practical engagement shapes understanding beyond printed pages.
Harvey Shoemaker of Flint was a weekend guest at Milo Robinett s. Kelly Gomer and wife of Lansing looked after his farm. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Larkins and grandson spent Sunday with Amos Foltz. Helpers for Avery Barber included Chris Weber Seeley Johnston Sterling Pomeroy Rex Robinett Lee Barber Steve Benic. Aaron Allen visited Mayen schein on Axford farm Sunday. Bob Walters and family plus Mr and Mrs Florence Orvis of Pontiac visited Al Walters over the weekend. Mrs Geo Tiedeman Sr returned home Saturday from Saginaw after two weeks with daughters there.
Mrs. Harry Bradley and family spent Sunday in Mt Pleasant with her son. F P Travis returned from Flint to begin farm work for the summer. Mrs J W Buttery working at Isabella County Infirmary visited home. Calvin Cotton of Flint visited. Mrs Howard Cotton and Mr Robt Cochran visited Lan sing. Howard Cotton and family spent Sunday with the Carrows. Albert Kincel of Flint weekend with Mrs Kincel's parents. Mrs Roscoe Sith visited by Mrs B J Hess and Mrs Walter Fiess. Ruth Bradley spent tonight with Irene Grigg. Eli and Alice Smith and several families visited Roscoe Smith. Elm Grove Sunday School will hold Children's Day Sunday night June 19 at church. Grange next Tuesday evening. Members urged to attend as Vernon Grange may be there for lecture program. Visiting Grange members welcome. Lunch after meeting.
The entire global balsam of Peru supply for perfumes and medicines comes from a ten mile grove of trees in Central America, the Balsam grove.
Advert shows Fly Chaser at $1.00 per gallon from New York Telegram. Trade ad urges bringing a can to Anderson's for the product. The note cautions that many toxic plants are vividly colored and attractive.
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