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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1939

Page

2

Local social notes from Clare area events amid weekend visits

Alex Stittsworth and Himer Walker of Paulding Ohio visited Clare to meet Stittsworths daughter and family. Azalia Teed of Carson City visited Ella Empey. 4 H members toured Lansing and attended a football game. Numerous guests joined the Bodkins, Davis, Hadley and Sherman households for dinners and visits including Rosebush and Vermeian Hill residents.

Golonville Alex Stittsworth Himer Walker Paulding Ohio Emery Bonham Clare Azalia Teed Carson City Ella Empey Patricia. Clute Hsther Grimes Mt. Pleasant Jay Hagle Nickerson The Tessie Hazel Bodkins Melvin Willets Ed Marilyn Flint Dale Davis Osterhouse Chas. Bodkins Beryl Phillips Rosebush Arthur Avere Lansing Fisk Dave Teale Vermean Hill

Weekend Visits Spread Across Vern Moline Home

Hinkville residents and neighbors circulated through the Vern Moline home for weekend and Sunday visits. Families from Rosebush Lake and Jansing joined in on gatherings with locals including the Sutten, Sparbel, Allen, Clark, and Boarder households while others traveled or stayed nearby through Sunday activities.

Local resident touts Williams Formula relief for gas pains

Mrs. Bertha Speckman of 1216 Morris Road Mich reports gas in the stomach causing dizziness and stomach upset. She endorses Williams Formula as helpful, noting quick action and relief with a cost of $1.00 to $6.06 in three sizes.

Bertha Speckman Morris Road Morris Mich Williams Andersons Drug Store

Winterfield Visits and Local News Roundup

Mrs Orland Blackledge and children visit relatives at St Johns. Lansing visitors, Edith Davis ill. Sam Gaskill and John visit Clare to see Roy Sutten family. Ruby Sutten accompanies them home. Clinton Foster calls on Frank Davis. Fredia Gaskill Sunday guest at Bert Sanders. Roy Turner family visit Coleman home. John Davis of Swartz Creek visits Hold Cutler. Edd Friend visits J C Dells. fishing enjoyed. Frank Davis farm test well drilled to 8775 feet. James Heckthorn gravely ill. Delmar Thayer in Harrison on business.

Roy Turner Clarence Coleman John Davis Swartz Creek Hold Cutler CG. J. Dells Frank Davis James Heckthorn Delmar Thayer Harrison

Weekend visits and social notices from area families

Mrs Ronald Chatterton chaperoned a 4 H trip to Lansing last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Glen Gordon and family plus other locals spent the weekend in Wolverine visiting Smith and Wallace homes. Jackson and Ann Arbor visitors called on relatives, with many from Gladwin Coleman and Chesaning stopping by. The DeWitt cottage was occupied by a hunting group last week.

BRAND Ronald Chatterton Hagle Lansing Glen Gordon Frances Mickle Dover Wolverine Smith and Wallace Merle ‘Haines Jackson Fred Woden Mint Haines Farm Rex Robinett Ard Wes Judd Blystone Ann Arbor Norman Blystone Ruth Cole Glen Blystone Dot Roberts Gladwin Plint A. M. Youngs

Meet a While Club Quilts and Farewell Gatherings

The Meet a While Club met with Mrs. Clarence Ramey on Wednesday with sixteen members and children sewing quilt blocks and playing games. Prizes went to Mrs. Strief first, Mrs. Chas. McDonald second, and Mrs. Cora Hovey consolation. Several local families were mentioned as visiting or moving, including the Nellises relocating to Farwell, and a farewell party for the Nellis family hosted at the Tice home.

Clarence Ramey Doris Warren Nellis Farwell Extension Club Rose Mary Joe Strief Steve Alspaugh Wesley Beard St. Louis Lewis Nevins Vernon Bill

Community Visitors and Family Visits Highlight Local Notes

Mrs Enos Wayne spends week at her parents home Mr and Mrs Glen Lower. Guests of Mr and Mrs Geo Bates include Gianna Chip and Mrs Anna Shull. Nora Langworthy visited daughter Mrs Robert Shull and Laura Williams of Harrison. Geneveve Smith and Lake caller group visited Bates home. Ruth Black visited Merne Shull and 4 H members trip to Landing included Arlene Lower and others. Mrs Ted Newman and son Eddie visited Glen Lower and Rollin Shull and Elsie Shull also noted.

Bates Ruth Black Merne Shull Landing Arlene Lower Frances Coulter Fern Garver Loraine Garver Coloma Leitner Ted Newman Eddie Glen Lower Rollin Shull Detroit Elsie Shull Saginaw

Weekend Visits and Quilt Meeting Notice

The Bates family reports sisters and relatives visiting from St. Louis and Mt. Pleasant. The W M A will meet October 1 at 1 30 at Wilma Ott's home with quilting planned. Roy Townsend from Midland visited George Bates and his family. a game dinner yielded pork chops.

Arlene Lower Coloma Leitner Roy Townsend Midland George Bates

Elm Grove Social Roundup Notes From Local Residents

Celestina Loar visited her grandchildren the Newmans for supper. Dith Raymond returned from caring for Mrs. Richard Picard and a new baby at Perry Davis apartments. Harvey Wilson hosted a fish dinner with Aunt Elinor Burkholder from Courtland Ontario and cousins from Midland. Eldership meetings at Eagle church drew attendees. Two young men from the church will lead services next Sunday in the pastor’s absence. Musical numbers planned by local youths. Mrs. Harvey Davis of Crystal joined the Wilsons for dinner. Stanley Schulck plans to remodel his home. George Penney and friends traveled from Detroit for a weekend hunting visit. Townsend club to host an oyster supper at Sheridan town hall on Wednesday November 8. All invited.

Celestina Loar Virgil Newman Dith Raymond Richard Picard New Baby Perry Davis Harvey Wilson Elinor Burkholder Courtland Ontario Mason Barton Nettie Beden Midland Eagle Church Harvey Davis Crystal Stanley Schulck George Penney Detroit Tryon Townsend Club Sheridan Town Hall

Dover Tabernacle Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits

Sixty two attended Sunday school at the Dover Tabernacle with a note aiming for seventy five next week. An Halloween party occurred Tuesday night with candy and popcorn for guests after the program. Several visitors and callers names appear with local residents from Clare Delmar Harrison Pine Grove and Wolverine in a sequence of social notes.

Tabernacle Everette. . Allen Dorothy Clare Delmar Cornwellville Wm. Henderson Harrison Vane Mickel Floyd Kenneth Walters Everette Allen Robert Walters Kenneth Mt. Pleasant Lyle LeVoye Pine Grove Allens Dover Hisse Rank Mark Bicknell Burke Collins Carl Bauer Sam McClaine Lily Mickel Glen Gordon Francis Hunie Wallace Wolverine William Henderson Dorothy Allen Art Saul Gladys Lois Elsie Saul Ray Art the Wood Hospital

Farm Union to Hold Special Meeting at Town Hall

West Grant reports a Farm Union special meeting set for Wednesday November 8 at the town hall with all members urged to attend. Various local families are noted visiting, moving, or traveling to nearby towns in a sequence of social updates and errands.

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts selected for study

A note indicating that lesson subjects and scripture texts are selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.

International Council of Religious Education

Righteousness in the Kingdom Lesson Overview

A sermon on Matthew 5 17 to 5 45 explains Jesus fulfills the law and refines its meaning. It urges faithful obedience through grace, rejects legalism, and calls believers to loving enemies, generosity, and sincere piety over public display. It notes peace through mission and warns against self glorifying acts.

James M. Gray Christ God

Memories of Hany Days Why

The text ponders why certain days in the past linger in memory as springlike breaths. It suggests a forgotten act may have earned divine nearness and a lasting sense of peace and happiness.

Hany

Night of the Drop and Ny Katarinahiss Awe Swedens Sky Bridge

A mythic Nile rise tale contrasts with a Stockholm dining trick. Ny Karrahiss hangs by its toes under a sky bridge offering a meal and striking view. Patrons pay modest menu charges for the experience and scenery.

Stockholm Sweden Ny Katerinahiss

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