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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1933
Page
6
Rail and bus timetables appear with Gentral Standard Time and Eastern Standard Time listings for passenger departures. Community notices report post activities dis continued until fall, visits by residents, family arrivals, and local club events including a Juniors play Kempy and Maccabees meetings.
Mrs Omer Hall attended a visit with her sister Miss Opal Bobo and Miss Anna King and Roy Johnson of Belding were weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Parish. Mr and Mrs John Hart and daughter Della moved to a farm near Rosebush and rented their East Street residence to Mr and Mrs J Benier arriving from southern Ohio. Mr Benier works on the Currie oil well in Vernon. Worshipful Master M R Howlett and Frank Hochstetler with Past Master Jesse Hampton returned from Lansing after the 89th Grand Lodge Communication reporting over one thousand representatives from 438 lodges. Dr Lambie of Midland was elected Grand Marshal for the year.
Members of the school faculty ended the year with a combined event, hosted by Miss Beatrice Secor and Miss Eunice Sientz. Dinner at Mrs. John Doherty’s home preceded several hours of bridge at Mr. and Mrs. H A Anderson residence. Margaret Alexander won the ladies prize, W B E Tichenor the men’s, and Mrs. E D Kennedy the consolation.
The Extension Division of the University of Michigan and the State Federation of Women's Clubs announce the June 5 to 9 event in Ann Arbor. Registration is reduced to $2, with lectures by nationally known speakers on politics, social issues, science, and arts, plus plays, teas, luncheons, and a reception.
Dr and Mrs Clapp spoke to about 70 members at a pot luck gathering. They honored Mrs Berthune for advancing education and noted Miss Gerow sang and Miss Louisa Rogers read. Dr Franklin Clapp’s talk on Egypt and pyramids emphasized character building and faith, ending with benediction by Rev J E Lockyer.
Local batters edged Evart 13 to 9 in a game described as listless early then lively with early errors and several hits. Norman Bigstone pitched three innings before Hyle Allen took over, while Clare High defeated Montgomery's squad and moved closer to the Conference title as Mt. Pleasant and Gladwin prepare to play.
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