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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
7
A string of train times and social notes outline a busy period in the community. Families visit, travel plans are made for Trout Lake and Mt Pleasant, and locals attend meetings in Harrison and Clare. The Ladies Bridge Club celebrates Mrs. Henry’s birthday with gifts and prizes awarded to Mrs. Palmer Dolph and Mrs. Jennie Bingham.
The K O P LODGE holds weekly meetings every Monday night and the Pythian Sisters also gather on the same evening. Activities include regular lodge sessions and social fellowship at the same venue each week.
The local notes list Sunday School at 10 80 a m for GCHURCH OF GOD with preaching at 41 30 a m and a Young People meeting at 8 00 p m led by June House. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints branch presides with Sunday School at 10 30 a m and prayer meeting at 11 30 a m. Women’s Department meets every other Thursday at 2 00 p m. Christian Legion meeting time and place to be announced. Everyone welcome.
Rev. John Lockyer to lead a Sunday 11 45 service at Farwell Methodist Church with an Our Lord's Supper observance and a remembrance theme tied to Independence Day. The church school starts an hour before preaching. Several local residents and visitors are listed as spending weekends or visiting relatives in nearby towns and camps.
Mrs John Barton died at her daughter Mrs Bruce Peleh home after a week of illness. Her husband had died nine weeks earlier. Funeral services were held from the M. and Church on Thursday.
A Clare Sentinel notice highlights that its classified want ads help readers find desired goods or services. The ad emphasizes reliable exposure and local reach for buyers and sellers in the community.
Mr and Mrs Vera Roger and mother Mr Ramsey and Mrs Openrider returned after a weekend with sister and aunt Mrs Wd Saul They also called at Josh and Irvin Miser homes Mr and Mrs Jack Reynolds returned from Flint after visiting son George Stone Mr and Mrs Harry Nowlin visited Pontiac last week Mrs Lawson of Merril BR 2 would be glad to hear from old friends She is in bed with shingles
Collated notes show Mr and Mrs Arthur Philips visiting Rosebush with relatives. the Langin anniversary reception honored by M D Clute and Jay Clute. Ona Richardson joined Frank Walters for a Walters reunion in Albert. visits by Walters of West Grant and Hamp ton and Alice Teal from Clare. Ladies Aid met at the church with Quilling. The next meeting will involve Mrs Hendrich and local residents. A Monday night rain was welcomed.
Pleasant Valley and area residents had family and guest visits this Sunday including Ervin Orvis and family near Mt Pleasant Harl Kever home. Rev Roy Miller and Mrs Miller from New Haven with Jennie Bates family. Mack Leeth and daughter Marguerite at Wm McJames Herrick home. Mrs Arnold not well. Mrs Merrill of Colonville helping care. Inez Hemstreet weekend with Alfred and Mrs Nelson at Elwell. S Runyan Donald Tryon and Alice Clemons at Fred Allen home. Mrs Hemstreet went to Toledo for daughter Gladys illness. Eagle Ladies Aid to serve ice cream and cake at church basement Friday evening. all welcome.
The Eagle softball team wins four straight games at Kinne's ball park as two more league matchups loom. Russell Strouse and Miss Arvilla BR Davis wed at the Colonville parsonage and begin a new life in Butternut, with a Wednesday reception to honor them. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Geo Bloinknee Fern Depotty and Miss Lucille De Potty with John Hacker, plus Enma Lou and Jackie Watson visiting grandparents the Hutchinsons.
Rev J B Garth of North Carolina and Rev J B Ramseyer with wife aided a two week revival at Colonville. Ramseyer party left for Fort Wayne Indiana to take up Bible school work. Four days hosting by Mrs Ramseyer's brother ended Monday, with daughter and husband en route home. Recent visitors Clyde Kistler Bernard Allen Mrs J A Allen and a friendly Friday evening with visiting young ladies returning from a ball game.
Mrs Vayette received a quilt block gift for her 28th birthday from over 20 friends at the parsonage. Gilmore Christian church hosted a Vacation Bible School show Friday night, with children displaying two weeks of work. Bert McGuire had surgery at Bay City hospital Sunday morning. his mother is ill at home. Mrs Tanner visited near Barryton Saturday. A large shower for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Gordon Glass was hosted Friday night at Bert Glass home. over 150 attended and gifted useful items.
Mrs Wade Cradit visits with Detroit parents Mr and Mrs Fred Austin while Mrs Harold Clute and Miss Johanna Kanaar spend Monday afternoon in Harrison. Families from Kalkaska Grand Rapids Pontiac and Bay City visit John Hartman Roy Gordon and other households over the weekend. Robert Carter returns to Ann Arbor for medical studies and Mrs C stays with her parents during his absence. Ice cream and cake were served at gatherings and relatives shared time with Chas Ott and the Henry Otts.
Community notes recount visits and outings among residents including Purdy Turows Codlings and Gilmore families with relatives in Lansing Portland Mt. Pleasant and Hollywood. Events include birthdays visits from guests, a nail accident, and remarks on rain and a road oiling on U S 10.
Congressman Roy C. Woodrutt warns that European nations will not repay postwar debts and that any future settlements will shift the burden to American taxpayers. He cites Britain and others withholding payments while amassing gold and currency manipulations, urging clear responsibility for debtors and a fair settlement.
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