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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1935
Page
11
Central mail train times include West 6 26 A M and South 9 41 A M with North 12 Be P M as noted. LODGE meetings and Pythian Sisters gather Monday evenings. church services list various times for Branch President R B McGuire and Mary E House led congregations with Sunday School at 10 30 and evening services 7 30 with youth meeting.
Rev George P Stanford led a morning service at 10 30 a m with a second sermon on The Peerless Christ as part of the Apostle's Creed series. Prayer meeting followed, plus a busy weekend of visitors and local notices.
The fragment recalls Columbus at sea in the Bahamas writing to Spain that the land excels all others with the city surpassing the night in splendor. The brief text preserves a historical note with limited readable phrasing.
The Farwell Florida A and Home Economics Club completes plans for its fourth annual school fair on November 1. James Brooks is secretary, Laura Finch assistant, and the executive committee includes Chester Halstead and Dolph Colosky. Departments cover Corn and Grains to Potatoes and Apples with special entries for best original home economics exhibit and prizes donated by Mrs. Vandewarker. Farm Shop prizes, rural school exhibit, and a Grain Judging contest are listed, plus an Amateur contest with eight entrants.
Farwell West End continues to grow with paving finished and new business activity. Elmer Godwin moved his garage to Spring Brook Lake area on U S 10 and stays busy selling gas and repairing cars. Community notes include a newborn October 25 to Mr. and Mrs Roy Regar, a burned son of Mr and Mrs Crawford, and Dewey's recovery after an gasoline explosion at the road workers camp. Mrs Emma Littlefield travels to California for winter. Ruth Stanley visited from Mt Pleasant. Wayne Cooper improves after hospital care.
The first universities in the New World were established simultaneously in Peru and Mexico City in 1954. This note records early higher education institutions in the Americas and their colonial-era context.
Hast Greenwood Extension Group met October 23 at Mrs Mira Caner residence for an all day session. Leaders Mrs Flava Schaaf and Mrs Olive Bruce taught The Attractive and Hastily cleaned kitchen and shared ideas on kitchen furniture. November meeting planned, Clara Holcomb secretary.
The Redding Home Economics Extension Group held its first meeting of the year at Temple town hall with 17 members and one visitor. Leaders Josephine Wheeler and Gertrude Baluss led the lesson on attractive easily cleaned kitchens. Recreation followed led by Margaret Tillotson. Next lesson set for November 22.
Circuit Court Commissioner Leo J. Campeau will oversee a public auction on December 28 1935 at 10 in the morning at the North outer door of the Court House Harrison Michigan to sell Lot 14 Block 27 City of Clare as per plat on record. The sale arises from a decree in the matter of Clare County Savings Bank vs Goldie Jones and Jay Bellinger administrator of Clayton M Jones deceased. The parties include Allen R. Graham Receiver for Clare County Savings Bank and defendants Goldie Jones and Jay Bellinger. This notice dated October 30 1935 is filed by Donald E Holbrook attorney for the plaintiff.
State of Michigan sues Adam Reger and Vina Reger with Hastern Gulf Oil for a property sale by court order. The notice sets a public auction date at the Harrison courthouse in Clare County and describes the land in the North West quarter of Section Nine Township Seventeen Range Three West.
Clare City adopts Building Ordinance 152 to regulate permits for any repair or remodeling exceeding 25 dollars and to establish building lines to keep structures from extending toward the street. The measure sets filing, review, and fee rules and assigns duties to the City Engineer fire chief and Common Council. Violations carry up to 100 dollars fine or 90 days in jail. Passed 10-21-36.
Ordinance No. 153 declares part of Clare city limits to include multiple blocks and properties owned by railroads for business or public use. It bans wooden or non fireproof structures, allows only brick stone iron cement materials, and sets penalties up to 100 dollars or 90 days jail. The measure repeals conflicting ordinances and takes effect in 20 days, dated October 21, 1935.
Archie Rogers son of Mr and Mrs Wim Rogers broke his arm after falling from a fence and striking a stump. Dr Woods of Clare attended the injury. Mr and Mrs Nathan Shaw and son Glen and Smith of Detroit visited the Littlefield home. Dan Rowe of Big Rapids stayed with Mr and Mrs Ambroner for a Toledo visit to attend her father’s funeral.
Herseville My and Mrs Charles Adleblue spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs C Manwaring. Russel Hawkins and son Junior of Lansing visited his cousin Cliff Price and family for the weekend. They enjoyed hunting. Jesse Price drove George Sersaw to Grass Lake Monday. Dora Reed called on the Peck children Sunday. Dorothy and Mildred Miller visited Vera and Lena Prices Sunday. Wilmer Miller and a friend from Lansing were home for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Cliff Price traveled to Clare and Saginaw Tuesday.
Simon VanderWoude and families from Helena and Florence travel to Grand Rapids on Thursday Mrs Clinton Foster and her Marion kin visit at C J Deits home Saturday Nealie Cook serves on Bay City jury Delmar Thayer Walter Wyman and Archie Lowery visit Deitz home Sunday Leyland Watkine’s birthday is noted with a group of young people Florence Peters visits Edith Davis Sunday
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