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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1933
Page
7
Train No. 6 departs at 1 52 P M and Train No 2 at 10 06 P M while Train No 61 leaves at 2 20 P M A K of P Lodge meets Mondays Pythian Sisters also meet. Township library fund program set for Friday April 7 with music by local youths.
R. B. McGuire is branch president. Sunday School starts at 10 30 a m Prayer meeting at 11 30 p m and Bible Study at 7 30 p m Added times reflect a church activity schedule for the Latter Day Saint branch.
Pastor Mary E. House presides as Church School and Prayer meeting continue at the pastor's home each Wednesday at 7 30 pm. Next Sunday April 2 the church will join the District Convention at Glare with orchestra providing music.
Rev. John Lockyer will lead a sacramental service at 11 45 and address why people join or do not join the church. Church school meets at 10 30 with classes for all. Mid week services are held Wednesday and Thursday at 2 30 to discuss church significance.
Farwell West End reports on a married couple with thirteen children and a divorce, updates on Frank Rawson hosting a Lansing visitor, and Wilton Powell visiting Big Rapids. John Moore gathers donations for the Crawford family with scarlet fever and quarantine, aided by Red Cross volunteers. Election info, school vacation notices, local visits, a birth, injuries to Agnes Stanley, and residents caring for a sick relative are mentioned along with spring songbird imagery and a call to vote the Democratic ticket on April 8.
One of the season’s most pleasing events featured M E Orchard and choir at the Haworth Church. Donald Wolven served as announcer. the male octet and mixed quartet performed. soloists Louise Davison Clelan Graham and Margaret Foell impressed. Mrs Ellen Graham was thanked for organizing the program. Next Sunday offers a typical Sunday evening by Seth Parker. all are invited.
The life sketch of Mrs. Blanche Gilman omitted her membership in the Woman's Relief Corps. She joined Clare unit many years ago, later transferred to the Farwell Corps, and remained an active ardent worker.
Reports from Clare note maple sap runs resume after a warmer week. Families move and attend revival meetings while several residents face illness and hospitalization. A sudden death in the Cobleigh family is mourned as locals recount visits and social gatherings.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Newman visited Glen Poet's with Devo Kuster and family from Saginaw. Agnes Bauder of Isabella County joined D. N. Davis in hosting a visit. Attendees at Frank Newman's Stevenson Lake party included many from the Brush College area such as Langworthy, Heller family from Lansing, and Kassius Kaster's relatives. The Heller family stayed a week, and Ben Ottgen and family drove to Lansing to visit relatives. Parents have spent six weeks in Detroit Adrian and Lansing.
A social gathering at Grange Tuesday celebrated Miss Mildred Langworthy's birthday with a literary hour and refreshments. Attendees included Ral Fenner Emily and many locals such as Fred Davis and family, Louis Fanconi and daughter, Sam Beanie and the Sanders family.
Pleasant Valley reports visitors and guests at local homes. Glenn Wilcox and Mrs. Wilcox of Carson City visited Mrs. Frank Bates midweek. A H Kever and daughter with Mr and Mrs Clarence Kirkpatrick were guests at Ervin Orvis home. Forrest Garver family visited J C Watsons Sunday. Alex Stittsworth and Mack Leeth guests at Bates home. Dorothy Green from Farwell was a Bates guest Sunday.
Mr and Mrs L Cline and two daughters visited Lake George with the Kress family on Sunday. OES members and several Clines joined events in Clare and Detroit trips are noted. Ambrosiers spent Sunday in Coleman with Reynold and family. Obman Spenc er and Retliss families from Evart visited Graves household Sunday.
The Arthur Center Ladies Union will serve lunch on election day with sandwiches pickles pie and coffee as in prior years. Noting Mrs L A Riggins remains under doctor care hoping for speedy recovery. Sympathy extended to Mrs Laycock and daughter Elizabeth of Gladwin.
Mrs Kleiner and son Robert and wife and Miss Helen Kleiner visited Sunday at the Chris Webber home in Grant. Mr and Mrs Edd Runyan visited Friday at their daughter’s home. J B Allen and Audley Smith visited Mrs Allen in Saginaw Wednesday. Mrs Allen stayed with sickness in her daughter’s home. Abigail Warner is poorly. Forest Garver and children of the Brown were Sunday guests at the Allens. Dr Stirling and Harve Dawson were testing cattle for T B locally. Joey Poet is slowly improving and will be in hospital a few weeks longer. Roy Reger moved from near Bailey Lake. Stevens family moved to the Skinner farm. Henry Warner rented the old Stevens farm and will move this spring. Township board met with clerk Ernest Kleiner. Rev and Mrs Hendrich host their daughter and granddaughter from near Elkton. Mr Erb from Rose City visiting sister Mrs Thos Hutchinson. Choir practice by local youths. a special sang last Sunday and will sing again. Mrs Frank Barton and Mrs Join Raymond visited Warner and Cart Sunday. latter is quite sick. Maple sugar season shows activity with sugaring steps underway.
Fragmentary notes show Winterfield on her Sick st to McBain on Friday. Deits ill, Sutton called Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Elmer Wheeler visited the Dells home Sunday. Mrs Edd Cuttler visiting relatives in Flint for dental work. Delmar Thayer to Glare Friday. Township board met at town hall Wednesday. Mrs Peter Cook called on Dr Stibal home in Marion Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank Davis and Edith visited Clinton Foster home Saturday.
The Gilmore Christian Endeavor contest is in full sway with Owen Jar man as captain on the west side. Points, 3 per new member and 1 for attendance, determine the winner when the contest closes Sunday April 16. The losing side will host a supper for the victors. Attendance has grown from fifteen to sixty nine at Endeavor meetings since it began six weeks ago. Lloyd Burgess and family visited Gilmore Sunday. Mr and Mrs Vern Perry celebrated his fortieth birthday with his parents and siblings Sunday.
Mrs Gene Burton returns to care for her mother Mrs Methner near Coleman with a badly infected arm. Wm Gruno's sister Miss Coats visits. Mrs B A Burton home after weeks near Coleman. School meeting held despite small turnout. Attendees to Harvey's party at Hatton and visits by Mr and Mrs Grove of Lansing. Gerald Lambertson in Lansing ill.
Southeast Sheridan notes detail visits and stays with families including the Sawdons Densmores and Randle family. Clarences Schaar and family workers visit Vernon and West Vernon relatives. Daisy Schaar extends stay with Lavern Barber. Ruby Gerow visits Neal Bushon. A potato buyer arrives. measles affect residents. Carpenter family returns from Herrick. Royal Oak's Leo Jennings shares supper with Langin family.
Advertisement notes Juniper oil mixtures to purge bladder impurities and relieve nocturnal urination. Claims castor oil like action on bladder, combines with Buchu leaves, sold as Bukets sachets. Money back after four days if no relief. Druggist A. Anderson promotes as best seller.
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