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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1941
Page
6
Social notes detail visits across Owosso Gladwin Mt. Pleasant Sheridan and St Johns with extended relatives. Families including Schultz White Bergey Gardner and Andrews connect through funerals illness church events and casual calls. Roy Slater promotion at Selfridge Field noted among kin.
Bowers and Mrs. F Ull Bergey visited Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Wood Callihan in Clare. LaVerne Fay Maxine Hanel and Verna Jean Nash were callers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Calkins hosted callers in the area.
Mr and Mrs Harold Teeple and family with Carl Monday of Dearborn spent the weekend at their Bertha Lake cottage. George Pinteck of Flint visited his cottage on Sunday. Art Rube and family of Farwell called on the Fred Bauer’s. Marvin Cascadden of Pontiac stayed at Delos Dunkle’s. Mr and Mrs M Barr with son Max and Mrs J Hazelton of Lansing were at their cottage Sunday afternoon. Several cars stuck lately from snow drift on icy roads.
Mrs. Pearl Meehling of Mint visits her mother Mrs. Bert Marvin for a week. A well attended card party at Alfred Sturgis home. Belle Wheaton and son Robert visit Harley and Belle Bentley in Farwell then Mt. Pleasant to see Lew McQueen, recovering from a broken hip. Various local visits include Farwell Harrison Clare Flint Barryton Sears and Detroit connections.
Clare shoppers visit Mrs. Hattie Farnham in Mt. Pleasant while Ed Wiltse visits Harrison. Freeman township Union Gac us to be held March 10. Pastor I W Wyrick to Grayling revival. church building moved onto lot but awaits repairs. First cradle roll member Miss Mary Ann Cowlep. Many locals attend games and visits across several towns.
Regular meeting in Clare Michigan with roll call of present members Aldermen Lamphere Mair Os Ed Joslin Kirkpatrick Hanley Floyd Woodworth Black Hanley Ramey Cour Parrish Lamb Harger Parks Johnston Elevator and other local firms listed. Bills approved and referred to finance. minutes read and approved. multiple town maintenance items including painting sewer work dog control street labor and utilities tabulated. Mayor Pro Tem Parrish and City Clerk present.
The Missionary Home, Hour presented a nice baby basket to Suntay, described in the readable text as a thoughtful gesture. The note mentions a hooded omit detail, but the core action is the gift of a baby basket.
Clare callers last week included Stan ley Hergenroeder Mrs G A Silover Verne Braden and wife Loren Miller Fred Wolf and wife John Sears Roy Howard Roy Green Clare Luce Walter Hergenroeder Jr George Knowles George Clough family Ernie Honeycutt and family Harry Kress and wife Russell Kress and wife Alfred Abbott home from Pontiac over Sunday Hold Colf left for home near Monroe Alva Dexter and family Pontiac visited his father over the weekend Lloyd Nichols and family Detroit visited his parents Ray Brace and wife up to the cabin in Fairview James Levi and wife Saginaw up to the cottage in Tompkins Resort William McGiveron and wife and son Douglas Haslett spent the weekend at the cottage down the old grade A number attended the card party Wednesday night L A Larson Manistee visited Grousel and Kennels to see dog Holgar over a year old 125 pounds Spencer Hill spent a couple days at home Lawrence Smith and family Detroit visited his parents Harry Moyer Sunday afternoon Usual Sunday School attendance The First Baptist church moved into a building just west of the town hall awaiting repair Old station house sold Mrs Charles Mills sons moved her furniture to south Lake George avenue Gale Blackledge home from Pontiac Sylvia Burst of Flint visiting Clare show at Clare Saturday night The Pinvises back at Mc Giveron cabin after time in St Johns where Mrs Purvis treated for ankle broken in ice incident
In Grange Hall Sunday School 10:30 with Supt. P A Oman and preaching at 7:30 by Rev I W Wyrick. Cottage prayer Tuesday evenings. Baby Nolan Francis Galdeen born February 27 in 7.5 pounds. Relatives from Ohio joined family weekend. Sliding party for children and local residents mentioned.
Public notice orders publication to determine legal heirs for real estate of Charles Armentrout. Probate Court in Clare County, Harrison, Michigan. Hearing set for March 28, 1941 at 10:00 AM. Notice to be published three consecutive weeks in Clare Sentinel. George Bates presiding.
Knewant of Cheganing visited cousin Mrs Sam Muir on Sunday Velma Scott and Donna Nesper spent Thursday Heart day. Forest Gilman of Detroit and wife visited parents Mr and Mrs Frank Gilman and Mrs Millard Scott Wednesday. Raymond Scott drove to Flint to see sister Mrs Keney La Kee Sunday. Forest Howell and wife returned home after spending winter in Bay City near Mr Howell’s work. Robert Jones and Cleo Tryon with Hart Bauder hosted a party at Gleaner hall Saturday night with guests from Flint Saginaw Clare Lansing Pontiac Ewart Farwell Lake dancing and a late lunch.
Washington report notes the railroad industry with over one million payrolls remains a man dominated field. It cites limited hiring of women to office work and telegraph roles, while turnover exceeds 50 thousand yearly, ensuring men steady positions for safe efficient service.
The lesson frames Israel's rejection of Jesus as a judgment precedent and warns modern readers that self-will drives rejection of Christ. It contrasts leadership deceit with personal accountability, urging repentance and faith as the path to salvation.
Railroad times from Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette show morning and afternoon departures. Local Foster Bus Line lists morning and afternoon leaves from Clare with daytime arrivals. Eastern Michigan Motorbuses and Yellow Bus Line provide routes to Saginaw and Cadillac with daily and Sunday schedules and connections at Lansing and Saginaw.
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