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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
6
Farwell ball team won 3 to 2 in a Saturday clash with Remus Colored Giants and later beat Beaverton 6 to 5 at home. Local notices recount visits, family gatherings, and community events across Clare area with multiple families travel and social happenings.
R. B. McGuire serves as Branch President with Sunday School at 10 30 a m Prayer meeting at 11 30 a m and Bible study at 7 30 p m in the local branch schedule.
Pastor Mary E. House leads 10:30 Sunday School and 8:00 evening preaching. 7:00 Young Peoples meeting led by Marie Smith. Prayer meeting at church each Wednesday at 8:00 p.m.
Rev John Lockyer will preach The Fairness of Temptation at the 11 45 morning service. The talk aims to illuminate the nature and meaning of Temptation. A children chat will follow each service and Sunday School meets one hour before preaching.
Franklin Littlefield and Mis and Layle Milo Shumway were in Saginaw last week, with local sources noting their presence in the city.
Aid McKinney 84 a well known Farwell figure died at his home last Friday morning. He once worked with the Farwell Brick Co. and had been ill for some time. The funeral was at St. Cecilia's church Clare Saturday morning and the body returned to Farwell beside his two young daughters buried years ago.
Fire crews fought two blazes near the Cornwell ranch and along A. A. tracks east of town. Mrs. Etta Brown attended the G A R convention in Saginaw. Farwell girls Gladys Stanley Milt Stanley and Janette Green earned diplomas at Mt Pleasant Normals. Wild strawberries ripened but dryness affected yield. A boy joined the Ford family. A band of gypsies passed through town. Farwell baseball beat Remars Colored Giants 4 2 and defeated Beaverton 6 5. Team lineup includes Lockwood Oden Rawson Schofield Middleton and Van Buskirk with John Van Buskirk as manager.
The May report lists 372 cows on test with an average of 888 pounds milk and 33.5 fat, four unprofitable cows sold. Ray Gilson of Midland tops the herd with 7 P B Holsteins at 1891 pounds milk and 48.75 fat per cow.
Miss Velma Coyne, teaching in Saginaw this year, visits her parents the Coynes. Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Virst, with Duval and Floria Walton, spend Sunday with the Johnsons in Marion. Ralph Sharp and J. Taylor attend a relative’s funeral in Saginaw Sunday. James Harold West Jr. is currently listed.
A four day sale runs Wednesday through Saturday June 28 29 80th and July 1 at Mussell's Drug Store Claye-ady offering one cent bargains across multiple categories with extended hours and in store specials for local shoppers.
The Hemans post office will be discontinued on June 30. After closing, mail will be sent to Decker. The lengthy item outlines the transfer and its impact on local residents and businesses.
In Afghanistan Néeedi roads cover many miles but few are paved. The country has about 850 motor vehicles registered.
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