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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1931
Page
5
Local railroad times list Midland Reed City and Clare routes with daily and Sunday schedules. Community notes cover visits, farm ads, kodak services, redecoration of Herrick church, residents moving to Rosebush, social events, agency deliveries, market specials, and church and association meetings with dates and locations.
Vernon Hill News recaps visits from Miss Hunice Lockwood and Gladys Hoag and Guanita of Pontiac to Clare families. It notes the graduation of Hazel Grace Irwin in Farwell and a house fire at Pearl Leichti’s with minimal damage. It mentions deaths of Frank Dedafoe in Lansing and funeral details, plus various family visits and minor injuries among local residents.
Gladys Border and Mrs. Fred Tryin from Stevenson Lake visited Garrie Pervorse and Mrs. Henry Lines. Kasli Yergerson is sick. George Snider drove to Pint Tuesday and brought back Mrs. Arnold Bidwell and Mrs. Arthur Brown. Mrs. David Mugsell is very sick. Roy Walters hosts guests. George Bryant and Edward visit. Joe and Josie Sun day honeymoon trip. Ruth Dunn of Lansing spent weekend with aunt.
The Seventh Day Adventist meeting at Cosgrove Residence 205 East 7th Street happens Saturday at 1 30 p m with an afternoon Sabbath School session on schedule.
St John s Evangelical Lutheran holds German service at 9 45 English at 10 45 with Sunday School at 11 45. Methodist Episcopal lists May 31 services with Epworth League at 6 30 and auxiliary next week. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints hosts Sunday services at I O QO F Hall with 10 30 Sunday School and 11 00 community service led by Elder G W Burt of Beaverton at 8 00.
Rev. Chas Stroup leads Sunday worship at 10 15 with the topic Fourteen Ways a Christian Should Walk. Sunday School starts 11 15 led by Miss Laura Thompson. Evening evangelistic service at 5 30 with several baptism candidates. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30.
A church plans 10 15 a m worship with a sermon on Infidelity and Calamity and choir selections. 11 15 a m Sunday School led by Mr Norris Elden, emphasizing fidelity to God and loyalty in marriage. Tourists and visitors are warmly invited to attend and discuss faithfulness.
The Southeast Sheridan Sunday School announces a missionary program after Sunday School on Sunday May 31. Weekly schedule includes Sunday School 10:00 a.m. and morning worship 11:00 a.m. with a missionary theme, Young People’s meeting 7:00 p.m., Evening service 8:00 p.m. Mrs. Gora Wilson is Superintendent.
The list includes 7th Period Seniors Jessie Dyginger Jeanette Green Mary Irwin Mary McKeever Eliz beth Krell Marion Price Mildred Stirling Leota Williams and juniors Shirley Allen Vivian Cunningham Inez Lehmann Dorsey Mussel Renee Rosendahl Anna May Smalley Arthur Thayer Louise Topps sophomores Nelda Callihan Margaret Cook Janet Hoffman Doris Irwin Maxine Jones Hazel Sutton freshmen Beulah Brooks Ethelyn Brown Florence Callihan Byron Gibbs Josephine Green Rosalie Langworthy William Murphy Arbouine Rosendahl Hazel Stottlemyer.
The six grade classes report progress in arithmetic reading and music. Fourth Grade notes relocations for Kenneth and Madelyn Walker with health exhibit work. Second and First Grades include Japanese day and letters to ill student Dorothy Schaeffer, plus spelling and new Elson readers outcomes.
A long list of eighth through kindergarten students is recorded by grade, naming numerous pupils such as Elizabeth Bruckart, Mary Collins, Patrice Doherty, Virginia Priz, Lucy Ford, Vera Hendrie, Dorothy Irwin, Rose Jackson, Virginia Kirkpatrick, and many others across seventh to kindergarten grades. The roster includes teachers and family names as part of a school roll call.
We thank all who contributed toward the $20 raised to pay for a horse to replace the one we lost.
Darling's Folly Ballroom in Chippewa Lake Michigan opens May 30 for the season with daily dancing and improved facilities. Bill Greer and his Fraternity Favorites provide a nine piece orchestra touring nationally. bath-house, cottages, boats, motors available. lake venue touted as best in the region.
Local insight hints that contentment with present possessions surpasses desire for new cravings. A reflective note from the Cincinnati Inquirer prompts readers to value what they hold rather than pursue endless wants.
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