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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1935
Page
3
Local readers are informed of linercard rates and reading notices. Ten cents per line for locals, six cents per line as fillers, headings add ten cents. Rates listed for short notices and public notices.
The notice lists services at United Brethren Church with Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. and preaching at 11:30 a.m. evangelistic Sunday evening services at 7:30 p.m. with preaching at 8:00 p.m. and weekly prayer meeting on Wednesday 8:00 p.m. plus cordial invitation from Pastor Chas. Kleinhardt. It also reports numerous local visits and relatives in nearby towns including Alma St. Louis Saginaw Detroit Kalamazoo South Bend Breckenridge Clare and Detroit area. A birth is noted for Mr. and Mrs. Red Austin a son.
Residents mention visitors and travel across Michigan towns in a string of social notes. Names include Mrs. Sanford Miss Ruby Brown Mr and Mrs P D Gibson Mrs Bessie Williams and many others visiting Cadil lac Flint Alma Saginaw Bay City Owosso and Mt Pleasant. The piece also notes a funeral Emmett Murphy and a political inset urging voters to support Raymond O Nash for County School Commissioner.
Leone May Dyke, 3, youngest of seven, daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Dyke, died February 19 1935 after three months of illness. Survived by parents three sisters Deloris Mabel Ione and one brother David, with services at United Brethren Church Harrison February 22. Interment Maple Grove Cemetery Harrison.
Heavy stow and a north wind Sunday caused widespread inconvenience as several highways remained passable while many country roads were blocked. Rural schools closed briefly as students and teachers could not reach buildings due to the winter snow.
Michigan farmers will sign updated corn hog contracts with fewer acreage reductions and higher per bushel payments. Corn acreage cutback is 10 percent, hog reductions set at 10 percent with $15 per head payments, two installments, and broader crop planting options on land formerly devoted to corn.
Abner Chase born April 25 1851 in Tryonne Livingston Michigan died February 17 1935 at age 80. He married Nettie Cowell on February 5 1902 and they had son Gilbert of Roscommon. Survived by wife daughter in law sisters and many relatives with services held February 20 at United Brethren Church.
The Gilbert Chase family extends thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of their husband and father. Special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Murphy and Rev. Kleinhardt for comfort, to the singers, and to those who sent flowers. Signed by Mrs Abher Chase Gilbert Chase and Mrs Carrie Bailey with Mr and Mrs Seaver Amble.
The letter extends gratitude to all friends and neighbors for assistance sympathy prayers and support. Special mentions go to Mrs Heiman Dyke and family for their kindness and contemplation during the difficult time.
Aural reports visitors and neighbors in West Freeman. Harry Boucher and Claude Morae families hosted and visited over the weekend, with Percy Udell and Roy Shannon sharing time. Young people attended a Busy Bee Grub party hosted by Florence Martin near the Martin school, exchanging valentines and sharing a pot luck supper.
Shinabargear and Carl Roda baugh moved to Jivart on Tuesday of last week, according to local notices.
Monday finds a blanket of snow delaying mail delivery as rural roads fill and students like Miss Hales contend with drifts north of Mrs George Burdis. Local families, visitors from Clare and Grand Rapids, and a Farwell banquet for rural schools mark a tense weekend with school officials noting improvements in nourishment for Mrs Mulbare and a talk by Dorr Stack of the State Department of Public Instruction.
Ronald McNermey of Pontiac spent days with Barney McNermey and family. Julia McNerney works in Detroit. A. P. MacDonald had wood buzzed last week. Karl Acker hosted Mt. Pleasant visitors. Mumps noted in community. Hattie Acker and George Ack family shared Sunday visits with neighbors.
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