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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1934

Page

6

Andersonville social notes mention local visits and a tractor

Mr and Mrs Perry Van Sickle and son Leonard visited Goodenough in Beaverton Sun Dale Drake traveled to Saginaw on business Friday Mr and Mrs Marl Acker and family called on Mr and Mrs Ray Cronin of Mt Pleasant Sunday Mrs Julia McNerney returned Home from work Cyril Letson and Art Shrock hosted Strickland and Strickland friends George Acker acquired a new International tractor

Perry van Si¢kle Leonard A Goodenough Beaverton Sun Dale Drake Saginaw Marl Acker Ray Cronin Pleasant Julia McNerney Art Shrock Strickland Cyril Letson George Acker Emil Geirg Giers Edna Bergey Loomis Jay Club Leroy Anderson George Anderson Merlin Chester Manistee Ford Seymour Bert Bergey Seymour Thelma Thayer Farwell Methodist Church Blanchard John Nunn Flint Wilbur Burns J. Bivings Reed Winifred Doris Bergey Alice Musser Frank Musser Ray Bergey Gladwin Lydia Bergey Clare Bobbie Jack James Teale Albina Ger Ow

Sunday Visitors And Well Wishes From Colonville

Col onville residents hosted Sunday guests at the Burt Rutter home including Wallie Rutter and son Leland C H Messenger of Saginaw and S Robinson of Vassar. Young People from the class visited Mt Pleasant to see Maxine Presley who is recovering well from an operation. Mr and Mrs One Richardson Mr and Mrs Roy Reed and children of Lansing visited the Frank Walters home. The Weaver family extends sympathy to their time of sorrow.

Burt Rutter Wallie Rutter Leland C. H. Messenger Saginaw S. Robinson Vassar Maxine Presley Mt. Pleasant One Richardson Roy Reed Lansing Frank Walters Weaver A. Purdy Reginald McBride Elm Grove A. Kube Helen Katherine Wm. Kube Lake George Jos. Thompson Guy Jerry Koontz Chas. Shaw Rodney Frank Irwin Cranberry Lake May Frier A. J. Bellinger Max Gladstone Morvis Belding Thurman Robinett Raymond Wilkinson Jeff Willey Hooker Farwell W. L. Sparbel Friend Laura Pederson Robert Sparbel Toledo Roy Powers John Madison Dan Crouse Clara F. Hinkle Martha Fuller Raymond Moline Jas. Covington Wm. Rawson Guy Murray Marwell F. Rawson Ty Hinkle Chas. Stinchcomb Iris Green Robinett Emma Bruce Gingery John Densmore Wm. Wasson Sheridan Lee Wraatz Gladwin

Southeast Sheridan Community Notes Include Visits and Birth

Mrs Lavern Barber and daughter and Clarence Schaar visited the R Schaar family. The Schaar family attended Mrs Emma Thayer’s funeral in Farwell. Deltha Ellen born to Mr and Mrs Clifford Randie on May 14. The school year closed May 18 with a picnic and ice cream. Mabel Ash was the teacher. ailments include quinsey and scarlet fever affecting Mrs Frank Loomis and Mrs Hart Little.

Lavern Barber Clarence Schaar R. Schaar Seymour Schaar Emma Thayer Farwell Frank Loomis Hart Little Fred Coe Harley Sowle Clare Livingston Elton Geiger Bard Charlie Bodkins Colonville Langin Mabel Ash Clifford Randie Deltha Ellen

Local Notes From Herseville and Surrounding Areas

Neighbors in Herseville report thankful for last night’s rain. Vera and Lena Price visit Mt. Pleasant relatives, while Gerald Price injured a hand playing ball. Visits include Stevlen Graham and Leo Querback families with Clifford and Wm. Weldon relations.

Vera Lena Price Fird Price Mt. Pleasant Gerald Price Win Peck Stevlen Graham Clarence Skeels Leo Querback Clifford Price Charles Foster Gladwin Wincle Wm. Weldon

Saturday Specials Offerings From Local Market

The advertisement lists multiple grocery deals for Saturday including Hershey's Cocoa 34 lb can 8c, salad dressing qt jars 25c, macaroni and spaghetti 8 1 lb boxes, Own Blend Fresh Ground Coffee 5 lbs for 90c, Grape-Nut Flakes 10c per pkg, Kellogg's Corn Flakes large pkgs 24c, White Eagle or P&G Soap 10 bars for inquire, plus clock offered for 99c. Includes beetleware spoon free with each package.

Hershey Kellogg’s P&g

Community Notes and Local Remarks

Mr and Mrs Vern Erb and their father Jake visited Rose City on Sunday with Erbs sister and husband in Hutchinson. Robi Hutchinson home hosted guests Thursday evening. Sympathy offered to Mrs Weaver. Farmers finish corn planting. wheat fields to be plowed and replanted due to shortage. Clifford Wood, eighth grader, passed exams with good average. seventh graders also successful. Congratulations to all.

Vern Erb Sotterer Jake’. Erb Rose City Hutchinson Ernest Kleiner Kennneth Rocky Robi Hutchinson Weaver

Local Guests and Weekend Visits Across Communities

Mrs Sadie Connors visited Mt Pleasant friends and many families hosted weekend gatherings across Sheridan Farwell and Clare area. Notable entries include Marguerite Byba among twelve Clare High students at the Northeast Michigan Commercial contest in Saginaw with a rewarding experience.

Grange meeting outlines talks on government and sugar bill

The Grange gathering featured Delwin Grange, Miles Callaghan, and Prof Gunn discussing government promises, crop reduction, and the sugar bill. Members warned about petition signing and rural risks. Also noted were songs, a candy treat, a fundraising effort, a quilt plan, and community moves including the Glass family leaving Gilmore township.

Glaredsabella Romona Delwin Grange Miles Callaghan Reed City Gunn The State College Brother Callaghan Gost Mgr Gunns Washington Grange Congress Michigan J. A

Clare Isabella Pomona and Greenwood Grange Activities

Greenwood Grange members Mrs Newton Eress, Mrs Joseph Newbound, and Mrs Hudson Jones journeyed to Clare Saturday. Pomona Grange at Delwin hosted attendees including Mr and Mrs John Burnett, Mr and Mrs Don Schaaf, Mrs Caroleene Darling, and Mr Gunn of Home Extension Lansing. Crop Control talk by Mr Gunn and an Agri culture talk by Miles Callaghan. Clare Isabella Pomona Grange will meet Greenwood Grange in July with date set by Mr Fitzgerald. Womens Club met at Mrs Bert Douglas home with twelve members. next meet May 31 at Mrs Laura Burns in Temple. Newton Kress and John Chaffee attended a Detroit baseball game. Miller School closed Friday with picnic dinner.

Newton Eress Joseph Newbound Hudson Jones Clare Pomona Grange Delwin Mia John Burnett Don Schaaf Caroleene Darling Gunn Home Extension Lansing Miles Callaghan Clare-Isabella - Pomona Grange Greenwood Grange Fitzgerald Bert Douglas Laura Burns Temple Newton Kress John Chaffee Detroit Miller School

Garfield Grange Meeting Notes May Fifth Report

Garfield Grange 1106 met at the hall Thursday evening with good attendance. Joe Clark reports his mother improving and Ruth and Blanche Clark at Ann Arbor hospital under observation, Ruth improving rapidly. Belle Scott again able to be out, others traveling to McLane’s and to Hillsdale. June th picnic planned. Sam Brown present. Powlison notes May 19th picnic.

Garfield Grange Joe Clark Ruth Clark Blanche Ann Arbor Hospital Ruth Belle Scott Maltby McLane Earl Shook Baldwin Windover Lake Sam Brown Powlison

Grange 1755 Honors Newest Newlyweds With Quilt

Gilmore Grange No 1755 hosts Mothers Day program led by Miss Edith Glass with tributes to mothers. Attendees include Arlie Renner and Ada Sherman as speakers and performers. A playlet Hail to the Queen is presented by six Juveniles.

Gilmore Grange Arlie Renner Grange Edith Glass Claud Brasington Hazel Shilling Little Lusile Phipps Ix Athlone Ada Sherman Warren Phipps Alla June Shilling

Mt Vernon Grange Hosts Visits and Plans New Roof

Mt Vernon Grange members and guests spent Sunday visiting neighbors including Schlafley and Archambault homes. The Mt Vernon Degree team taught 3rd and 4th degrees at Riverside Grange, and a decision was made to reroof the hall with Brothers Brooks and Beatty assigned to procure shingles and schedule a work bee.

Ralph’ Brown Hd. Schlafley Henry Ackerman Arthur Johnson J. Archambault Dick Brooks Bon Herald Ervin Schutt Rosebush Paul K. Heiberlin Rotary Camp Walter White Vernon Wm. Wilds Flint Frank Clare Harvey Dawson Ruth Lois Wyandotte Leo Smith Bay City Martin Holquist Mt. Pleasant Joe Clevenger Fred Ervin Mt. Vernon Riverside Grange Grange Brothers Brooks and Beatty

Community Visit Highlights Quiet Sunday in Vernon and Rosebush

Mr and Mrs Fred Ervin visited relatives east of Rosebush while Mrs Horton Case and children spent time with Mrs Case s parents in Vernon. Harrison callers included Mr and Mrs Icem Slentz and Miss Eunice with nephew Stanley Swale as Clare school faculty begins meeting.

Fred Ervin Jonah Ervin Wm. Archer Rosebush Horton Case Carl

Local social notes and gatherings around Clare area

A long list of visits and calls in Clare and nearby towns. Residents including Miss Runice Slentz Mrs George Dixon and families shared Monday and Sunday visits with relatives. Archambault family organized a Grange at Lake George with Ralph Brown and others hosting and planning upcoming meetings.

Runice Slentz Lake George Ralph Brown Henry Ackerman Archambault Schlafley Hawkins J. Archambault Robert Archambault Clare Emaline Daniels Pleasant Chas. David J. Archampbault

Loomis Community Notes Mention School Term and Local Visits

Loomis residents report a successful school term closed by Emil Geirg with an all day picnic for pupils and families. Names appear among visitors and neighbors including Bergeys, Drakes, Nunns, Hemstreets, and Thayers as people traveled to Manistee, Farwell, Vernon Hill, and Clare.

Palmistry’s Ancient Roots in Modern Form

Palmistry, the art of reading the palm to glean future insights, has deep origins and today relies on systems developed in China and India. The practice remains a popular method for divination and personal guidance across cultures.

China India

Hypatia of Alexandria A Fourth Century Scholar

Hypatia lived in late fourth century Alexandria daughter of Theon an astronomer and mathematician Her learning made her the most influential teacher in the city.

Hypatia Alexandria Egypt Theon

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