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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1936
Page
6
Central Standard Time schedule lists trains West 7 26 A M East 2 36 P M South 9 41 A M North 12 64 P M K of P Lodge meets Mondays Pythian Sisters meet VONILE reorganizer Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints R B McGuire Branch President Sunday School 10 30 a m Social Service 11 30 a m
The Church of God lists Sunday schedule with Mary E. House as pastor. Sunday School at 10 30, preaching at 11 30, Young People's meeting and a 7 30 evening preaching service. Wednesday cottage prayer meeting at 7 30.
Rev. George P. Stanford leads morning worship with a Lent theme Christ First. Sunday program includes church school at 11:45 and a Thursday 2:30 prayer meeting. Local residents’ visits, family events, and social club gatherings are listed, with numerous name and town references across Pontiac, Flint, Mt. Pleasant, and Clare.
Headaches caused by constipation disappear after one dose of Adlerilka. The remedy claims to cleanse poisons from both upper and lower bowels and ends bad sleep and nervousness. Distributed by Buraton Drug Store in Farwell.
The 6-D League formed by McBain Tustin Le Roy Marion Harrison and Farwell adopted a constitution and elected officers. The season ends March 20 with a banquet at Farwell and trophy awards for top teams. McBain takes 1st in the league with Tustin runner-up in the 1st team group.
Farwell school will stage a colored pageant on Friday evening March 13 at 8 15 in the H S Auditorium. Pupils from grades and high school perform to observe Michigan turning 100 with music dancing and pioneer era costumes. Mrs Madge Lamb and Miss Ramsey supervise activities with grade teachers.
A group from the Recreation Dept led by Mrs Bertha Barton surprised Mrs Florence Schofield on her fifty ninth birthday. They met at Renner store and rode via sleigh with Roy Putman to the Schofield home for games visiting and a pot luck supper. A bridge lamp and dripolator were given as a birthday gift.
The Farwell Woman's Club gathered Tuesday with eleven members attending. A Michigan writer themed program featured a paper by Mrs. Fred Philips read by Mrs. Frank Littlefield on Camps in Michigan. Mrs. Anne Lindbergh's North to the Orient was reviewed by Mrs. J. H. Sitchcombe, readings by Mrs. Blanche Burston titled The Old Home Town and February. Guests were Mrs. L. Stinchcombe and Mrs. H. Reiss. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
Miss Anna Crawford and Merlin Burns travel to Harrison on Wednesday. The town hall T B skin test shows 130 on day two with ten to receive X rays soon. A farm home north of Pennock school burned. Roy Budd inhaled smoke aiding the effort. two families left homeless. Township caucus selects two candidate slates with George Wrigley and Henry Austin in leading roles.
In harsh blizzard weather a mail carrier endures cold and snow to deliver farmers mail. He imagines warming fireside comforts but keeps bucking drifts to meet postage needs, collecting pennies and stamps while frost bites his knees and whiskers. The verse expresses hardship and pride in service.
Resort news records neighborly calls from Ona Blain, Henry Wellman, and Clare Wiltse. Snow drifts six feet halt travel. residents dig roads and the mail runs irregularly. Wedding bells expected as local couples wed soon. County road crews pass through Glare Township.
Visitors include Wilma Blain Hazel Harris and Spurgeon Spencer. Students memory a poem Golden Keys and learn Arabia climate. They create clay animals posters and models while launching a Good Citizenship drive with illustrated booklets and life buoy soap samples. An honor roll for cleanliness is kept and Tuberculosis skin tests offered to the community March 9 at 2:20 p.m. readings March 11.
Last week many neighbors stockpiled coal for Clare and travel to Detroit briefly. Gladys Morgan wed Lloyd Sprague at Judge Young's in Harrison. The couple plans to stay with G A Silovers for now. Kelly Morgan and son James visit. Sympathy goes to the Kube family on a long time resident's death dating to 1896. Local residents mention camp trips and visits. Silovers supplied ice earlier in the week.
Winners Emma and Erma Dunkle Max Howard Opal Wellman Eunice Curtess Teesil Curtess were announced. We regret Mrs Dunkle’s illness and wish her a speedy recovery. Weather postponed Valentines party. Lincoln Washington Edgar A Guest Days observed with games singing and a hot lunch event.
Mr and Mrs James Ratey welcomed a baby at General Hospital last Wednesday. Rose McNerney travels to Detroit for new employment. Viva Westcott of Grand Rapids visits relatives Rev and Mrs J W Stanton. John Dunn and daughters Mabel Idella Ethel attend Dave Funnell funeral in town. Anna Pelcher of Mt Pleasant visits Ida Pelcher. Patsy Mitterspaugh with grandparents Pat and wife near Delwin. Rose Lynch of Saginaw visits parents John and Rose Lynch. Dearl Cole and children and Orvel Graham and daughter visit John Graham home and see new tenant house on Graham farm. R O Thomson and Mrs Floyd Graham call on Hugh Swindlehurst. William Wassener of Grand Rapids visits sister HH Lynch. Elwood Carrier of Grant visits locals. Lawrence Thering drives to Ellison. Dr Atwood Campbell of Carson City spends Sunday with Homer Campbell. Roy Stickle auctions livestock and farm implements west of town. plans move to Leslie.
Farwell visitors include Don Luce and family visiting Sun Lyman Stittsworth and Clare from Lake George. Russell Kress and sister Maysel also visit, with Clare Luce. Harry returns for Sunday. Roy Howard raises the season's ice, about 20 to 22 inches thick. Stittsworth handles trucking. Tom and Liloyd go to Harrison. Temple CGC boys shovel north of town. Basil Baker and Stirling Curtiss spend weekend at home. George Shaw from Sheridan township visits.
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