Townsends Club Hosts Aga H Aldrich Honors Talks
The Detroit Townsend Club met at the Savarine Hotel with Aga H Aldrich as guest of honor. He gave an inspiring talk and introduced Jack Leasia the new state area manager known to Aldrich for years.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1936
Page
4
The Detroit Townsend Club met at the Savarine Hotel with Aga H Aldrich as guest of honor. He gave an inspiring talk and introduced Jack Leasia the new state area manager known to Aldrich for years.
The F. F A Home Economics club sponsors a three act comedy at Clare High School on March 27 at 8 PM. Rebekah ladies serve a novelty supper at LO OB hall next week. Order of the Eastern Star holds its regular meeting on the first Thursday of each month at 7 30 PM with a section day lunch at Congregational church. menu to be announced.
Mr James Collins of Clare and Miss Norma Nagel of Mt Pleasant were married at the First Congregational Church parsonage Tuesday at 8 pm. Rev Albert Dawe conducted the ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Mt Pleasant where Collins works as an oil field driller at Crystal.
The Junior Farm Union of Grant Local No 142 hosts a dancing party at West Grant town hall on April 1. Admission 10 cents. Pot luck lunch served. Committee organizing.
I thank friends for acts of kindness during my long illness. Special thanks to Dr and Mrs Wood for visiting when roads were impassable, to the men and boys who shoveled roads, and to Mrs Ira Miller for the beautiful plant. Grateful, Mrs Wm Clark Jr.
A brief acknowledgment expressing thanks to all who sent cards gifts and called during a stay at Brandstetter Memorial Hospital in Mt. Pleasant. The writer extends appreciation to those who visited and offered support.
Ernest Chaffee thanks Second ward voters for Republican nomination and pledges to perform duties to the best of his ability if elected.
A grateful message expresses thanks to Lor and many friends for acts of kindness during illness and to the Sunday School for a beautiful plant, mentioning Ira Miller.
The Pere Marquette railroad will begin a pick up and delivery freight service in Clare starting April 1. The move marks expanded freight handling capabilities for the line and local commerce.
A public sale will be held at the farm location seven miles south and six and three quarters miles east of Clare on Thursday April 2. The auction offers five head of horses eleven cows and poultry along with a complete list of farm machinery. M. C. Wixson, proprietor.
Garfield Grange members met at their hall on Saturday March 24 with officers present. The lecture hour focused on Spring and members responded to roll call with spring remarks. A misfortune occurred when the master and Eva wrecked their car. no injuries but a broken axle and damaged cake.
The Mt Vernon Grange held its first gathering since January 6 with attendees noting the road to hall remains impassable. Local residents including Clyde White and family, Leo Smith, H Brooks, Archie Ackerman, Jennings Archamboulit, Walter White, Tom Ackerman, Ad Oliver, and others were listed as visitors or hosts at recent social and meeting events.
Farwell School stages a Michigan Centennial pageant in Marshall honoring the state's entry into statehood. The production features a 1835 settler scene, period songs, dances, a re-enactment by about a hundred pupils, and a program led by Supt. R F Tyndall with Historian Morton Tolson.
To city voters if elected to the office of City Treasurer I shall tend to the duties of the office to the best of my ability Your vote is solicited. 242 A. Bruce Gibbs.
Notice to Clare voters on April 6 supporting 2412 Han Claprence Brown as Democratic candidate for City Clerk. Electorate urged to vote at the polls.
Thos C Holbrook thanks Republican electors for nominating him for alderman in the Third ward short term. He asks for consideration at the polls on April 6 and expresses appreciation for support.
Farmers Ind. Produce Co requests all livestock to be shipped in by 2.00 p.m. on April 7 and April 21 to meet schedule and avoid delays.
Residents and relatives share a quiet weekend with visits across several farms. Mr and Mrs Charles Laughlin with Mr and Mrs B Howard Hilliard and two daughters visited the A C Hillard home. Mrs Pearl James visited her father in Ionia while Lenora and Vivian Hillard stayed with grandfather A G Hillard. Thomas Rhodes and Henry Rhodes with family called on the Hickorn family. George Hayes and family visited Clara McGinnis. Henry Barton Beal Smith Cornwell farm Walter Hein visited Otto Gardlhi. Beatrice James learned of an uncle's sudden death in Sheridan Michigan. Ralph Vance had teeth extracted. Frederick Garchow, working near Lake, spent weekend with Otte and Mrs Garchow.
Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Archie McKillop Kenneth Roe Mr and Mrs Norman Allen and Frank Allen of Pontiac Relatives spent the weekend Rev and Mrs Henderick await oil field news on a promising well The Sheringa town board holds its annual settlement at the clerk's home Mrs Hodges is not well Robin redbreast signals spring The Erbs visit Brown City and E Kleiner family Miss Elnora Kleiner assists with housework Families from North Bay Ont and Detroit visit E Kleiner and R Hutchinson sugar bush work begins with hopes for a good maple season.
News from Brown Corners reports Rev Leonard Van Brocklin repairing Herschel Reiss house as spring arrives with bright sun and lingering snowbanks. Local residents face illnesses doctor visits and moving homes while families note ongoing health issues including James Nipper and George Hudson.
The item lists multiple families visiting neighbors in the area including the Marshalls and Fannells from Farwell and Rosebush, Perry Township. It notes illness and a funeral in Clare and mentions Ray Cobeigh’s passing, Ray Geib’s illness, and a broken leg at Coleman. It also references a public viewing at Clare and the new Clare County offering access.
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