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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1933
Page
6
Train schedules list several routes with times such as West 7 52 A M East 1 52 P M South 10 06 P M and Marth 1 20 P M. Church notices announce meetings for the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Church of God and area activities with Sunday School prayer and youth events.
Rev. John Lockyer urges a vigilant public and honest public servant standards. Sunday service at 11 45 presents Latter Day Sinners and Saints. Church school earlier. Epworth League program at 8 00 and midweek prayer meetings at 3 00 in members homes. Everyone welcome.
Community items list visits and calls among residents of Lake George Clare and Farwell. Guests include Jess Lamphere Percy Saxton and Mrs Anderson. School notes out of Farwell outline weather calendar, Dutch windmill play for library fund and student progress across grades with faculty updates.
Boon residents visit Mr and Mrs Cook while Clare shoppers frequent stores. Local couples travel to Mt Pleasant Farwell Saginaw Flint and Vernon for shopping and family matters. Lake Community Club hosts a pot luck meeting at Raymond Scott residence with puzzles and card games.
In Unit 6 of the Animal Husbandry course students debate time placement and methods for livestock marketing. The Junior Farmers Week contest plans are underway at M S OG. A forestry display at Mt Pleasant inspired the group as 20 700 trees already grow in the school forest with about 1500 more to be planted this spring by local BP F A.
Week highlights list top spelling performers Hazel Scott Louise Oman Charlotte Lyons Junior Malosh and Dorothy Andrews. Fourth graders study possession in Geography while third graders practice fractions. The song Waiting to Grow and the poem The Friendly Cow are part of language arts.
An ad touts Bukets a bladder physic with juniper oil and buchu leaves to purge impurities and acids. It claims relief from nocturnal urination and back pain, promising money back after four days if not relieved, and urges readers to buy a 25 cent box.
Notice to the public states the Ma and Pa restaurant has been taken over at Farwell offering home cooking and inviting patrons. The notice also mentions Garry and a complete line of groceries and thanks patrons, signed Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reyer.
A Sentinel column invites brief reader letters on current questions. Writers must sign with name and address, and submissions should stay within five hundred words.
In this Clare Sentinel letter a writer questions whether Senator Ben Carpenter supports a two year moratorium on mortgage foreclosures while his own adbacks foreclose on a widow’s property. The letter asks if there are two Ben Carpenters in Clare County and questions possible hypocrisy.
Mrs. GC M Durfee suffered a light stroke Sunday afternoon. Mrs. W B Stephison and family plan to stay. Mrs. S returns to work Sunday. Geo Wheatcroft visits Ponting for four weeks with his mother. Large Sunday School attendance. Mrs. Geo Abbott Sr returns from Mann Siding to Elmer Smith home. Wm Gruno of Mann Siding in the area Monday. Dr J Harvey back home after weeks in Flint. Mr and Mrs Walter May and family return to Detroit after two weeks with her parents. Leo Hendry hosted visits at the Durfee home Sunday. Geo Wheatcroft called at the C M Durfee home.
Measles illness leaves Billy Ray Hawkins very sick but improving. Local residents from Lansing Clare Rosebush Vernon and Farwell visited family homes over the weekend. Funeral services were held for David Fish in Mt. Pleasant and for Blanche Gilman in Farwell as community attendance remained uneven due to illness.
The School Board schedules an open meeting at the school house for taxpayers to discuss current district challenges. Theo Bowler of Clare attended and answered questions. Another open meeting is planned for next Tuesday evening.
Sunday School drew a good crowd with 1:30 p m preaching planned for next Sunday March 19 at 2 30 p m Prayer meeting set for Thursday at 8 00 p m. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Chas Cook of Lake and Mr and Mrs Wallace McKee of Boon plus local residents. various family visits and travels noted among townspeople.
The Grandpn Farmers' Club met with Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Snider. Detroit visitors Mr. and Mrs. Murice Smith called on Charles Goodrich. M. G. Foster and daughter Mrs. Albert Bruce of Greenwood visited Peter Cook and Frank Davis. Bank openings and pay concerns surface as residents discuss finances and anticipated prosperity.
Public notices in Clare County Michigan probate court announce creditors must file claims by July 12 1933 and hearings set for July 19 1933 regarding estate of John Shea and appointment of administrator for Albert Abbott estate. Judge Thos S Dorsey presides with publication required in The Clare Sentinel.
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