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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1934
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Earl Austin visited Guy Murrays Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Raymond Wilkinson and their son Donald returned to Clare after a week with her mother Amy Ruth Gieb spent Sunday with Winnie Chappell and Mrs Smith at Farwell.
Winterfield residents Mr and Mrs Simon Vanderwoude along with family spent several days in Grand Rapids last week. Miss Hattie Keehn is seriously ill with an abscess in her leg. Mr and Mrs Martin Keehn and Mrs Harry Keehn of Marion visited the Keehn home Sunday. LeRoy Olds visited relatives in Flint over the weekend. John Sutton visited his daughter Mrs Ralph Peterson and family. Mrs Peter Cook called to see Miss Hattie Keehn Thursday afternoon.
A group of neighbors surprised Mrs Frank Kuehl at her home Tuesday evening for her 7th birthday with cards and a pot luck. Chas McAllen and Burt Douglas were visitors in Clare Friday. Frank Scott, of Saginaw, returned to the Albert Bruce farm. Ira Van Valkenburg bought the Steve Robbins place in West Greenwood and will take possession soon.
February 14 gathering at Mrs. Robert Jones home marks Mrs. Jones birthday with pot luck lunch. Greenwood Grange members and guests from Mt. Vernon and Jolly Pedro Club members share events plus a new baby born February 14 at the Thompson home weighing eight pounds eight and a half ounces with mother and son reported doing well.
Mrs Edw Hawkins of Clare visited her son Wm or Tuesday with Jas Turyw and A Purdy and wives at the Calvin Ankney home near Coleman. Milo Myers of Clare and Mr and Mrs Roberts and son of Gladwin visited the B Owens home Sunday. Robert Sparbel was home briefly from Ludington en route to Toledo. Harold Moline called on his parents last week. Mrs George Chappell spent Sunday night and Monday at Ray Geib. John and Amy Ruth Gieb attended a party given by Miss June House at Farwell. Robert Spencer of Temple spent Sunday night at Arthur Kube’s and did business in Clare Monday. Wilbur and Elmer Gingery spent Sunday at Jess Goodwin’s at Moores Crossing.
Hatton C Harvey and son Bernie spent the weekend at their home. Dora Crowe Joe Perro M Morrey of Marion and Doris Burton Mabel Heber of Mann Siding visited Geo Wheatcroft Saturday night. Arthur Durfee took his mother to Farwell to the doctor last week. Corinne and Mack Harvey Will Kubat spent Sunday with Geo and Lena Wheatcroft. Vern Stephison spent Saturday at their farm Bernice and Dorothy Slingland spent Sunday with Daisy Green. Weather signals change as Roy Green and P J Durfee had haircuts Mack Harvey and Geo Wheatcroft shaved. Roy Green’s family visited P J Durfee Sunday night. Lena Wheatcroft visited Mrs C J Harvey and Mrs Roy Green Monday forenoon.
The Central Gilmore Church of Christ holds Sunday School at 10:00 a m and morning worship at 11:00 a m with special music planned. Evening service begins at 8:30 p m. Ira D Crewdson is minister. A March 9 event by Mr and Mrs Crewdson is announced. Mrs Judy Philips hosted a Willing Workers dinner event for five dollars. Mrs Dave Wilson is listed as sick.
Rosebush residents reported visits and travel to Muskegon and Flint. North Rosebush school vaccinated children, and William Johnston aged eighty died after two years of illness. Funeral held at Rosebush M B church with Rev Finkbeiner officiating and burial beside two infants in the west cemetery.
Reddy Fox lounges on his doorstep enjoying a sunny afternoon dream of a musk rat dinner. He schemes to lure Jerry Muskrat from water for a trap at Farmer Brown's cornfield, while Blacky the Crow hints Jerry is far from the Smiling Pool.
A North American conference with ten midwestern states and three Canadian provinces plans a coordinated war on grasshoppers. North Dakota leads a nationwide effort, calling for federal organizing and funding to start by January to curb an anticipated major agricultural pest threat in 1934.
A 1703 book on bird life claimed birds migrate to the moon as winter approaches and return in spring. The work estimated the flight took days.
Amsterdam report notes Wilhelm II once again grows reclusive at his Doorn castle in Holland. A failed assassination attempt and renewed fear of danger push the former German ruler toward isolation, guarded by a small Dutch perimeter and a restricted, silent court.
Paris reports a parish church to serve airmen at Le Bourget. The Nouveau Bourget shrine will include a Our Lady of the Skies chapel named St. Charles du Nouveau Bourget in memory of Charles Nungesser and Mgr. Charles Gibier. The project costs about one million francs and features bells and a marble Our Lady statue depicting the Virgin ready for takeoff.
The Kate Shelley bridge near Moingona Iowa will be dismantled along with the Moingona route. Kate Shelley known for guiding a stalled passenger train to safety during a flood era and honored as station master at Moingona, helped inspire the bridge. The Chicago and North Western line through Moingona dates to 1881 and the route later declined as a minor side track.
A large black cat resists Uncle Sam’s mail service in Salt Lake City. Patrolman Wes Rogers investigated a noise at a corner mailbox, removed the howling animal, and sought to confirm postage and address when the cat scratched and escaped up the street.
Rev. A. Martin Sanders invites heckling during his sermon to keep the congregation awake as London listeners attend his service.
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