Local residents heed news of births visits and travel
A long list of social notes details visits and stays in Port Huron Alma Detroit and Flint. Highlights include Joyce Ann Archambault born March 18 weighing nine pounds three quarters, numerous family visits and travels, hospital and home recoveries, a ministerial meeting planned for Monday, and Clare's new tracator snowplow debut after the season's first major snowstorm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jease Lamphere
Port Huron
Lewis M. Pulcher
Alma
L. H. Thompson
Joyce Ann
Jennings Archambault
Auxiliaries Easter Breakfast a Lovely Event at Methodist Church
The sixth annual Easter breakfast for the Ladies Auxiliary was held last Saturday at the Methodist church parlors. Forty members and guests enjoyed a three course meal with festive table settings and flowers. Rev Stanford spoke, Miss Garow accompanied, and Epworth Leaguers performed a one act playlet The Color Line. The Lenten offering was presented on the altar. Committees and chairs included Mrs Mulder, Mrs Hachmuth, Mrs Bogardus, and Nettie Holbrook with Reva Maxwell aiding in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Donna Rae Seeley
Mulder
Stanford
Paul Lowrey
Sugar Beet Industry Reports Strong 1937 Crop Contracts
United sugar beet companies in Michigan Ohio and Indiana report progress in contracting for the 1937 crop as Arthur Schupp of the Farmers and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association touts improved contracts. He notes farmers prize beets as a strong cash crop that benefits soil yields and community prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Arthur “A. ‘Schupp
Farmers and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association
Mr. Schupp
Mrs Charles Little Pioneer Resident Dies in Vernon Township
Mrs Charles Little a Vernon Township pioneer died suddenly at her home Friday March 12 1937 She born Isabella McElhaney near Toronto Canada 70 years ago married Charles Little in 1886 and had 12 children Surviving are three daughters and seven sons plus 13 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren The funeral was at St Henry s Church Monday at 9 30 Rev Thomaszewski officiated and she was buried beside family members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Little
Vernon Township
Isabella MccElhaney
Myr
Charles McElhaney
Toronto
Canada
Isabella County
Charles Litthe
Charles Merril
Josephine Paris
Buffalo
Philomene Murphy
Clare
Nellie Blondheim
Detroit
Bert Henry
John
Edd
Hynest
Flint
Earl and
Gus
Lansing
John Lynch
Nellie
Loretta McElhaney
Mt. Pleasant
John McElhaney
Catherine Grogan
Farwell
Charles Littia
St. Henry’s Church
Thomaszewski
Refunds Sought Over 1937 License Plates and Stickers
The Department of State warns that license plates and sticker permits remain the property of the state and must stay with the car for the year. Buyers who acquire cars with 1936 plates cannot obtain 1937 plates or stickers, and refunds are not available when plates or stickers are not surrendered by prior owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon D. Case
Classified Titer Sparks Clare Sentinel Results
A Clare Sentinel query highlights a classified request for a titling service, with readers seeking concise, practical guidance on obtaining results. The notice signals local interest in a timely response and clear instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Sentinel
Easter lily origins traced from Philadelphia to Japan
G B Stichter of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture notes the Easter lily originated in Philadelphia about 50 years ago from bulbs brought from Bermuda. A Philadelphia florist later refined forcing to bloom at Easter, and the modern lily, larger with sturdier foliage, was developed in Japan and returned to America. The piece also cites Brand’s Antiquities on bacon and eggs at Easter in England in the 16th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
G. B. “Stichter
Burea of Plant Industry
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Bermuda
Mary
Gray's Lane
Woodland Avenue
Japan
Philadelpia
América
Brand
England
Resurrection of Christ Westcott Most Thoroughly Supported
The statement argues that across extensive evidence there is no incident in history better supported or more varied in its documentation than the resurrection of Christ, citing Westcott as a leading figure in the discussion. The claim hinges on the breadth of testimony and scholarly engagement surrounding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Westcott
Hot cross buns tradition tied to Good Friday custom
The article recalls an ancient practice of baking hot cross buns for Good Friday. It notes the dough was marked with a cross to honor the host and claims the buns stayed edible for 12 months, often hung in homes as charms against evil.
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Winnie Lasker
Ladies Union
M. R. Howlett
Grand Rapids
Gordon Mowbray
Paula
John Northon
Jeff Hartman
Ernest Green
7Th Street
Gerry Hindall
Riverdale
Sentinel
Howard Morford
Ralph Brown
John Bruckart
A. H. Foltz
Lapeer
D. W. Osborn
Louis Nichels
Jessie Waggoner
Juanita
Mona
Burt Greer
Clyde Brown
Glen Lloyd
Pyatt School House
Krinkie
EB. Fifth Street
Pauline Schuetter
Manistique
Midland
Pontiac
A. J. Morgan
A. E. Mulder
Cleveland
Henry Doll
Anna Phipps
East Fifth Street
H. W. Burd
Archie Cleveland
Grant Township
Herman Smith
Anderson College and Theological Seminary
Anderson
George Teeter
Cecil Thompson
Brimley
Cedar Lake
Clair Stanley
Leonard Stanley
Bonnie Jean
Sparrow Hospital
Hilda Eberhart
Sternaman Studio
North Star Grocery Co
Gore
Davy Bidz
Mich
Auxiliary
Richard Woodcock
Department of State
Florist
Art Damoth Agcy
Clare Realty
Clare Insurance Agcy
Hortferd
Woodburys
Aika Seltzer
Caldwell’s
Dr. Lyons
Yardley
the Supreme Court
The
University of Mid
Instructio Sheerness
St Board of Educati
Stat Board
Agricultur
Stat
Bobet of
Agricultus
Highway
Walt
North
R, Smith
Elliott
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