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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1935
Page
11
Schedule notes list trains with times to several directions and a Monday lodge meeting. Pythian Sisters attend same evening events. Reorganized Church branch president HR McGuire announces Sunday school and social services times and a women's department meeting every other Thursday.
Frank Baker and wife planned a Lansing visit for a few weeks. Numerous locals visited cottages and attended recreation nights last week. The Town Board met in Clare to settle the community building account. The County Nurse announced upcoming health checks for students as classes studied diverse global children. Sympathy sent to the Snyder family for their loss. James King is ill with tonsillitis.
Bertha Lake Resort On a Blain begins sheep shearing season as neighbors and friends visit Clarke County families. Detroit visitor Mrs Otto Pietsch and Clare resident Mrs C Sprague call on Kube family. Mrs H Livingston improves after Detroit operation. many local residents attend events and condolences are offered for the Snyder and Spawn families.
Pastor Mary E House leads Sunday school at 10 30, sermons at 11 30 a m and 8 00 p m, Young People's meeting at 7 30 p m, and cottage prayer meetings every Wednesday at 8:00 o'clock.
The church announces Sunday services at 16 30 a m for church school and 11 45 p m for morning worship with the topic A glorious challenge. A weekly prayer and meeting is held Thursdays and the congregation invites all to share in song scripture and spoken word. Various local residents and visitors are noted in social announcements.
Farwell Woman's Club gathers Tuesday at Mrs Frank Babcock residence with Miss Bertha Babcock as hostess. Fifteen members respond to roll call during Coolidge era anecdote. Members hear Grace Coolidge sketch and Farewell Address to the United States.
The Central Gilmore Church of Christ lists Sunday events with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. followed by special music and an 11:00 a.m. morning sermon. An afternoon prayer meeting at the parsonage is at 1:30 p.m. Young Peoples at 7:48 p.m. Bible study led by Mrs. Parl Vayette at 8:30 p.m. and preaching by Pastor B. Vayette at 8:45 p.m.
Having purchased the Farwell feed barn I will be ready to conduct a horse sale around March 20th. The notice indicates a planned auction at the stable location with details to follow.
Ladies of the community organized the Meet a While Club and tied a quilt for Mrs. Gough last Wednesday. The next meeting is scheduled with Mrs. Bill Allen on March 20, with a potluck dinner. Also noted are attendees at a county Farm Union meeting, visits between neighbors, mumps affecting children, and local people attending a play at Delvin and Vernon Granges.
Mr and Mrs Silas Brown traveled to Flint to visit son Nathan and daughter Mrs Ross Richard and Bill Pfannes of Pontiac spent the weekend with their father Joan Pfannes Mrs Burley Shaver and children visited her parents Mr and Mrs Emerson Burton Oran and Barbara Burton of Flint visited their parents Mr and Mrs Jene Burton Mr and Mrs Ernest Boulton welcomed a baby girl born March 5 Dorothy Bien weight 7 pounds 7.5 ounces O M Sommers and sons of Farwell area spent Sunday with the Wm Hileman family Mrs Sommers cared for Mrs H during the visit Miss Doris Burton and Floyd Castle were married by Justice A S Young at Harrison and will move to Detroit where the groom is employed best wishes go with them.
Mr and Mrs Dale Montney visited his parents in Hatton. Carl Bauer Floyd Allen and Dale Montney visited Stirling. Ray Houghton and Gus Rank traveled to Owosso on business. Chas Fitzpatrick burned hands when a gas stove leaked. Ruby Shaver visited sister in law Mrs Chas Wallace. Henry Mickle sick. Roy Hoover Jr and family dined with Arthur Saul. Calvin and Elizabeth Barber missed school to visit Jackson relatives. Theodelle Juoree Allen reviewed Shirley Temple in The Little Colonel. Second and third grade number class hosts a 4s contest.
Winterfield news notes visits and gatherings around Marion Flint and nearby towns. Families attend at the Dells Cutler McComb and Davis homes. the Grandon Farmers Club met. Mrs Hale and Mrs Jaggie Hale visit. Mrs Berkompas ill at Claré hospital. Republican caucus held at Town Hall. candidates listed on front page.
The Willing Workers of ville thank all who helped make the church supper a success. Ernest Allen and Laurel Tealé visited the James Teale home Thursday. Miss Armalee Gerow and boyfriend of Mr. Pleasant 6 helped. Allen Gerow attending school in Yeast Lansing spent the weekend at home. Virginia Rutter and Bula Teale called on Erma Severson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Merrill entertained company from Blunt Friday. Virginia Rutter stayed weekend at Ray Strouse home. Bula Teale visited James Gerow Sunday. Mrs. D. Gerow visited James Teale Friday night and Saturday. Arling Severson buzzed wood for John Bell and Sidney Court Monday Tuesday. Willing Workers met Wednesday with Mrs. Chas Merrill Willis Strouse buzzed wood Saturday for Ray Strouse.
Wayne Walters has mumps and several families visited over the weekend. Students plan a box social to buy a school piano, with proceeds supporting school activities. The event invites all parents and promises a snappy entertainment led by Mr Perkins the egg peddler. Sidney Stayler may return this week.
Bernard Allen suffered bruises helping to fell a tree and stays home ill. Mrs. Rockey missed school Monday but improved by Tuesday. Orville Vandewarker hauled cattle to Chicago with Mr. Kistler. Mrs. Henry Kleiner hosted a dinner March 5 for Henry and Ernest birthdays. Sugar bushes may be tapped soon. Funeral for Mrs. J. W. Schaeffer attended by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kleiner and others. Chas Merrill and Robert Hutchinson visited. Helen Kleiner to host Eagle Aid March 21. all invited.
Mrs. A Purdy visited with Mr and Mrs Wm Hooker at Farwell. Ulrich cares for Mrs Frank Robison and newborn Maurice Devere. Sunday callers included Ulrich Chapple Marshall Wilson Robison and others. Detroit trip home residents Henry Skraatz and Bernadine. Intermittent visits from Smart Goodwin Kidman Baxter Den ton Blackledge Wilson and others. Misses Baxter and Denton celebrated Marguerite Byba’s 17th birthday with ice cream and cake. New farm occupants Mr and Mrs Perl Blackledge. extended Detroit trip for Sacha Connors.
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