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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1934
Page
6
The column lists church events including Easter program details at the Preorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with baptisms and a special playlet I Go A Fishing. It also notes upcoming services at the Church of God and weekend visits from Detroit and Pontiac residents, plus multiple social visits and travel notes around Clare and Alma.
The Church of God lists events with Pastor Mary E. House leading Sunday School at 10 30 a m preaching at 7 30 p m and a Young People's meeting at 8 00 p m June House leads evening preaching and a cottage prayer gathering every Wednesday at 8 00 o'clock
Mr Hungerford heads the general committee planning a state wide Army Day on Friday April 6 in commemoration of United States Army services in Peace and War. Local observances are planned in every community in the state.
Mrs John Henry and Mrs E Horton hosted the Ladies Bridge Club meeting at Mrs Henry's Thursday night. Five games were played with Miss Hlaine Force taking first prize, Mrs Pauline Philips second, and Miss Martha Fuller third, as refreshments were served.
The Department of State reports 536 013 Michigan drivers must renew before November 1 under a three year license rule adopted by the 1931 legislature. Expiring licenses cluster by month with May 27 963, June 47 338, July 59 468, August 59 035, September 87 686, and October 254 539.
Advertisement touts Buckets as a bladder and bowel cleanser claiming juniper oil Buchu leaves and other ingredients relieve nightly urinary urgency and backache. It promises relief after four days and refunds money, with a testimonial from Druggist B A Anderson.
Sunday dinner guests delivered a bustle of visits as Mr. and Mrs Nash hosted Oliver Nash and relatives from Midland and Greenwood. Victor Birdsall spent Monday with the Hartman Green family while the Haster program was planned for morning and evening services. Local hosts included Mr and Mrs Harold Sunday at Cradit home and Rev Van Brocklin with family for supper.
Mrs Harvey Wilson spent a few days visiting Clare and Version. Claude Spencer of Kent City visited his sister and family Mr and Mrs Hske Harvey. Mr and Mrs Wm Schieber were Sunday visitors at James McClung home. Mrs Harry Bradley is in Clare caring for her daughter and grandson born March 22 at Arthur Ulrich home who will be named Richard Lee. Sunday callers at I W Butters included Thomas Collins and son Bobbie Rev Charles Rieinhardt and others from Brown area.
Master Joe Clark Sister Hya and Brother and Sister Edwards attended the Grange at our hall on the 17th. Rain kept others home. The McLanes spent Sunday at the Maltby home. A correction was issued about Manuel Scott not being married. Various locals traveled to Clare and Maltby ranches for instruction and visits. Grangers plan the next meeting on April 7.
The Arthur Center Ladies Union will host a town hall lunch on election day featuring sandwiches pie pickles and hot coffee. A community supper at the town hall drew 145 attendees with entertainment and remarks by Ray Harrold and Mrs Garchow.
Forest and Clare residents gathered for a community supper Friday to celebrate a thirtieth anniversary and express good wishes for the couple. Arthur Center attendees joined in the festivities and hoped the couple would attend the next supper on Friday April 20.
Pleasant Valley residents visited friends and relatives across Saginaw Clare and Colonville. Names include Mrs. Robert Campbell Doris Rockey Emma Marguerette Leeth Everette Carncross Hinora Kleiner Jay Green Burton Bay Harold Clute and Ervin Orvis with Thelma noted. The Aid plans a meeting April 6 at Mrs. Owen Spink home.
Ray Utley and family hosted at Elm Grove. Hatton residents attended parties and dinners with various neighbors. A birthday gathering for C J Harvey drew many friends. A Sunday excursion and PTA meeting were noted along with a note of a long walk to breakfast.
Mrs Albina Gerow and Mrs O D Robinson on sick list. Doc Hess visited Harold Harvey. Donnie Court spent Sunday with grandfather. Nunn of Flint visited family. Kenneth Harvey of Flint visited parents. Tom Olds visited uncle Willard Smith. William Allens visiting relatives in Loomis. George Hemsatreet visited Gerow home. Mrs James Teale staying with Albina Gerow. Harl Bergey Basil Welch of Flint attended aunt Adda DeGeer funeral in Farwell and called on friends. Church of Christ has Easter service at 8 00 PM in Loomis. All welcome. Co D Harvey and Mana Jean spent Wednesday evening with Powers and Hazel.
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