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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1936
Page
10
Local notices report K P Lodge and Pythian Sisters meet each Monday at the hall. Sunday School and Social Service at 10:30 and 11:30 respectively at the Reorganizer Church. Numerous residents from Elsie Hart Lansing Saginaw and Alma visit town. several events and family updates noted.
Pastor Mary E. House leads 10:30 Sunday School and 11:30 preaching. Evening services at 7:30 with Young People's meeting and another preaching session. Cottage prayer meeting every Wednesday at 7:30 PM.
Rev George P Stanford leads services at 10 30 a m with church school at 9 45 a m and a transforming vision topic. Prayer meeting on Thursday at 2 30 p m. Circuit church boards meet in Clare church Thursday 8 00 p m. K of P changes meetings to Thursday nights beginning May 7. Local social and family visits are listed with farwell community names and weekend gatherings.
Carl Langle of Detroit Susie and Merlin Garland of Bath Walter Fredrickson and family of Holmore Mr and Mrs Orus Smith and Clarence Foell of Flint Mr and Mrs Perry Hoover and boys Mr and Mrs Harry Hoover Mr and Mrs Glen Hoover Mrs Agnes Bidwell and sons of Midland Henry Hoover of Clare Mr and Mrs Ivan Brasington and family Mr and Mrs Elby Brasington Mrs Clarence Freeman and Mrs Andrew Freeman of Mt Pleasant Mr and Mrs Abe VanBuskirk George and Clarence VanSuskirk Mrs Shimmel Mrs Chaffee of Greenwood were among those from a distance who attended the funeral services of John VanBuskirk last week Tuesday
Spring rains aid residents as numerous visits and social calls fill weekends. Families from Rose bush Hat ton Chicago Detroit St Louis Grand Rapids Lansing Clare Saginaw Bay City Vernon Sheridan and Arthur gather at homes of Borders Funnell Mo line Ankney Mulberg Oliver Hinkie and others over the weekend and Sunday.
The Clare-Isabella group reports 413 cows on test with average production of 793 pounds milk and 30.9 pounds fat per cow. Sixteen Jerseys and Holsteins from multiple farms show strong individual herd results including Parson's Bros Linwood top in large herds and Victor Carlberg Pinconning leading small herds. Michigan State College notes Clare Isabella first in fat per cow for the month. 61 cows culled in Saginaw Valley district.
Mrs Geo Scott shopped in Mt Pleasant while Mr and Mrs Henry Stalling and Detroit friends visited. Weekend trips include Clare Flint Cadillac Cadillac residents and a trio visiting Bowling Green Defiance Ohio. Wayne Scott hosted a seventh birthday party for 22 children.
Mr and Mrs Joe Grigware and family of Grand Rapids visited Mr and Mrs Harry Carmen and family. Miss Maxine Lyons of Lansing called on friends. Miss Anna Scott left for Lansing to visit relatives. Mrs Belle Crawford of Farwell called on friends. Mr and Mrs Mathew Scott shopped in Clare. Mr and Mrs Chas Sherman visited son John and family in Hinklevile. Lucile Brooks of Weidman spent weekend with her parents. Mr and Mrs H A Stanley were Clare and Farwell business callers. Mr and Mrs McKee visiting their daughter Mrs Chas Cook and husband.
The Michigan Probate Court in Clare County orders a license to sell the real estate of Lewis Pomeroy deceased. Hearing set for May 25 1936 at 10 am at the Harrison probate office. Public notice to run for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel newspaper.
At a session of said Court in Clare County Michigan the court appointed Theo G Bowler for hearing petitions to probate foreign wills. The order references filing petitions by James Guthrie and others, with exemplified copies, for administration of estates and admission to probate in Michigan, with hearings set at the probate office on dates in April 1936.
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