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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1929

Page

5

Community News Roundup From Clare Michigan

Long village column covers church schedules visits by residents to Clare Mt. Pleasant Flint Saginaw and Detroit. mentions Miss Force and Layle Littlefield trip to Lapeer and Grand Ledge. Mothers Day program at Church of God chapel. piano recital at school auditorium May 8 with students and Mr Peterson's performances.

Pate Yauibe de Stinchcombe Jessie ‘Wood Detroit Tred Barnum and Children Jackson Frye Huon Sherman Lansing L. Brown Lillie McGinnis Saginaw W. Shumway Walter Clock Hisie Asa Stewart Flint Lillie Clock George Miller Mr. Richardson Miller W. Hisenhauer Abner Pleasants William Florence Mae Norsworthy James Frizzell Oral Wooden Virginia Kenneth Hverhart Tom, McGuire Carl Updegraff Eager Cora Lehman Bruce Pelch J. Barton Renee McIntyre Fred Snyder Mt. Pleasant W. Williams Grand Rapids J. Frizzell Miss Bradley Milo Godfrey Napoleon Wallace Graham Louis Finch Lawrence Maple Grove Meryl Davison John Moore Church of God Chapel Jas. Stinchcombe Roy Coffel Dorothy Irwin Prof Smith Rural Department Farwell Roscommon HE. Putman J. J. Leonard Lake City Frank Swartwood Lucas Leon Smith Battle Greek Perry Fargo Pleasant Mary Leonard Walter Edwin Peterson Mildred Jane House Wdith Stinchcombe Francis Bingham Fern Palmer Floyd Burston Mildred Stanley

Memorial Sermon Planned at Methodist Service

The Methodist Episcopal Church announces May 19 morning service with theme The Glorified Face. May 26 morning service features a memorial sermon hosted by Pastors W. W. and H. M. Hurd per customary practice.

Methodist Episcopal Church W. W. and H. M. Hurd

Church of God services and meetings schedule

Mrs Henry House is the pastor. Sunday School at 10 30. Morning worship at 11 30. Evening service at 7 80. Tuesday prayer meeting at 8 00. Young People prayer meeting at the pastor’s home Thursday at 7 30.

Church OF God Henry House

Champion Talker Fred Himenberger Sets 120 Hour Record

German actor Fred Himenberger spoke for 120 hours straight setting a new talking record. The event was arranged as a financial promotion enterprise and drew attention for the speaker’s stamina.

Fred Himenberger

Installation of Officers Held by Local Chapter

At the Chapter room on Friday evening May 10 the 0. ES installed officers led by Worthy Matron Mrs Madge Lamb and Worthy Patron B W Brown. Other officers include Associate Matron Mrs Minnie Brown Secretary Mrs Minerva Richmond Treasurer Mrs Minnie Frye Conductress Martha Fullery Adah Mrs Alice Palmer Ruth Mrs Vira Stuce Ester Mrs Lena Davison Martha Mrs Harriger Electa Mrs Alice Puller Warden Mrs Margret Palmer Sentinel Allen Bauder Chaplin Mrs Bauder Organist Georgia Littlefield. Out of town guests listed from Glare Bertha Lake Lake George and Jackson.

Worthy Madge Lamb B. W. Brown Minnie Brown J. T. Palmer Minerva Richmond Treas Minnie Frye Martha Fullery Adah Alice Palmer Ruth Vira Stuce Hsther Lena Davison Harriger Electa Alice Puller Warden Margret Palmer Sentinel Allen Bauder Marshall Dora Walker Chaplin Bauder Georgia Littlefield

Konjola credited for rapid health recovery

Mrs. Hazel Styers of Ann Arbor reports stomach and kidney troubles, indigestion, gas, bloating, and nervous strain improved after two bottles of Konjola. She says weight and strength returned and calls Konjola famous. Sold at BE Anderson drug store in Clare, Michigan, and by other local pharmacists.

Hazel Styers Cherry Street Ann Arbor Clare Mich BE. A. Anderson Drug Store Adv

County Agent Notes On Barley Trials In Sheridan Township

County agent reports barley variety tests on Henry Fancon’s farm in Sheridan township using Black Barb less Oderbrucker Spartan and Wisconsin Pedigreed. Barley seen as a potential substitute for corn with higher yields in some tests. The 1928 Michigan barley crop totaled 270000 acres at 30 bushels per acre. Dr. C B High, state veterinarian, visiting Sheridan township for tuberculin testing gear.

Henry Fancon Sheridan Township Spartan Wisconsin Midland County Michigan C. B. High

Game laws deemed insufficient by Judge Tunkins

Judge Tunkins says game laws will never be strict enough to stop a large section of people from hunting for nothing when they could be obtaining something by work. Washington Star.

Tunkins Washington Star

Put Out Those Fires

A state fire campaign urges campers to fully extinguish campfires to protect timberlands from avoidable blazes. Officials warn that careless encampments cause far more forest losses than arson, stressing preventive action and ember suppression.

Local Social Visits Report From Farmington Area

My and Mrs Ray Hechard and kin of the C H Carpenter farm near Weidman spent a Sunday with Mrs Hs mother. The Densmore family had Sunday dinner with John Densmore and wife. Mrs E Horton and Mrs Ray Hechard visited near Coleman. Francés Drake and two friends from Farmington stayed with Frances uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs M P Sowle. Gerald Macklem family spent Sunday with sister Mrs Joe Larson orth of Colonville. I N Lansing and daughter called on the Sowles. Clifford Randies horse cut its foot on a corn cutter. Church of Christ Sunday School met at Ernest Ortons home now.

J. Barton Flint A. H. Miller Lake Cr. W. Fuller Marion Floyd McGuire Marion Fuller Leota Dick Wiggins Moran Woodward Clare George Irwin Buick Albert Miller Bruce Pelch Mt. Pleasant Aid Society M. E. Church J. L. Littlefield Fred Irwin Ralph Stevenson Lake Ira. Badger Walter Badger Jawett Saginaw Cora Grimm Edgar Grimm Lansing Lloyd Harve Jack Fred Bingham Williams Thomas McGuire Fannie Richards Alma J. T. Palmer Ruth Hamp Yvone Burke Cadillac Clareta Huffman Walter Pitts Bon al Snyder B. J. Hager Jesse Brasington Clifford Ivan Brasington Silver Lake Sidney Bellinger Jay Bellinger Honald Myra Ray Hechard C.H. Carpenter Weidman Roscod Smith Mint Hig Densmore John Densmore E. Horton Coleman Francés Drake Farmington M. P. Sowle

Lake area reports light damage from floods and local social notes

In Eight Point Lake area residents express relief that Hight Point did not overflow despite ample water. Bohnet families attended trout trips north. visitors include Mrs. Leath and daughter Lottie from Grand Rapids. Local activity covers road washouts, cottage construction, cattle purchase, medical trips, and assessment visits by the supervisor.

Old Hight Point Bohnet Leath Eyatt Lottie Grand Rapids Wm. Clark Myron Morris Groves A.l Flint Clark Joe B Ray H Ray John Halstead Joe Clark Ray Clark Frank Sowle Lake Levi Laura Richards Alfred May Reed City Archie Fahnestock G. M. Lamb A. B. Clark Farwell Joe B. Clark Weidman

Local Social Roundup Notes Visits and Family News

Mrs. Leo Sprunger and Mrs. F Acre visited Mrs. John Rhodes and Mrs. J N Teal on Thursday afternoon. Families including Sprungers Gordon Blystone and others were seen at several gatherings around Clare and Saginaw. Eight graders Doris Garver and Norman Blystone prepared for exams at Clare. Household trips, mushroom gathering, and home repairs feature among the week’s local anecdotes.

Leo Sprunger F. Acre John Rhodes J. N. Teal Liseam Pudway T. Robinett Eugene Allen Coleman Clare

Local Notes Highlight Social Visits And Weekend Treks

Alma resident Mr Redman stays at his Budd Jake cottage while Bruce Williams of Sheridan calls on relatives. Hamilton visitors tour town with Mrs Tresley and Mrs Beauchamp. Stanley Woods and Tom McCartney visit families in Detroit and with their mothers. Eastern Star banquet praised. Senior play The Sign of the Pewter Jug teased. Lester Dilllenbeck mourned as town pioneer leaves mark. Dorothy Ladd sustains ear injury from swing. four stitches applied. cheerful despite bruise.

Redman Alma Budd Jake Bruce. Williams Sheridan Samuel Bruce Sheffield Lewis Light Flint A. F. Light Guy Ida Mary Murphy Mt. Pleasant William Murphy Dan Town and Children M. F. Caner Raymond Smith Clare Jerome Caner Greenwood Lester Dillenbeck Leanore Light Dorothy Ladd Jones

Maple Grove Community Notes Show Local Visits and Visits

Maple Grove residents record weekend visits and daily life as families and friends travel between Jackson, Rosebush, Farwell, Midland, and nearby towns. Names include Milo Godfrey, Louis Finch, Elmer Schofield, Meryl Davison, Velma Reiss, Roy Root, Frank Lay, and others amid farm and family gatherings.

Milo Godfrey Jackson County Louis Finch David Liddell Elmer Schofield Russell Atwood Mildren House Harry Schug Milton Davison Doris Hileen Schofield Velma Reiss Rosebush Henry House Farwell Cecil Davison Roy Root Frank Lay Harry Bastex Sherman Meryl Davison R. Tigner Midland Lawrence Milo Godfrey Fred Yoder Gladys Lucille Halstead Howard Yoder Halstead’s James Schofield Wm. Wiggins B. Schofield L. Finch Many McGoogan Jennie Mans Grace Davison Mt. Pleasant Mary McGoogan Wisconsin Wlen Arthur Davison Clare Elmer “Tigner Flint Chas van Sicklé Pontiac Dorothy Irwin Baby im-Farwell Ralph, Thornton Sanford Tigner

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