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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1936
Page
8
Foster Bus Line schedules Clare arrival and connections
Foster Bus Line arrives in Clare at 11 40 a m from the south and returns at 4 15 p m to Mt Pleasant Alma St Johns Lansing. Buses connect with Great Lakes buses at Clare.
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Foster Bus Line
Clare
Mt. Pleasant
Alma
St. Johns
Lansing
Great Lakes
Great Lakes motor bus schedule and community notices
Southbound buses from Mt. Pleasant to Harrison Houghton Lake Prudenville Clare and Lansing run daily with morning and afternoon departures. The Ladies Union meets Friday afternoon with Mrs. Fred Hudson. Mrs. Chas Gearhart visits Flint to see her daughter Velma Byron. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Thorp visit A B Gibbs near Portland. Mrs. Thomas Archer visits Mt Pleasant while Clare friends are called. Clare Study Club meets November 17 at 2 30 at Louisa Bowler’s home. Josephine Jackson chairs day. tea served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Harrison
Houghton Lake
Prudenville
Clare
Staatchap
Lansing
The
Ladies Union
Fred Hudson
Chas. Gearhart
Flint
Velma Byron
Geo. Thorp
Portland
A. B. Gibbs
Thomas Archer
George Teeter
Con Clare
Clare Study
Local Notes From Clare and Surrounding Areas
Roy B. Gomer made a business trip to southern Ohio earlier in the week. Hirman B. Thurston of Oberlin is visiting Clare relatives. The Help-The-Hostess Club will meet with Mrs Ad Oliver on Wednesday November 18. Miss Mabel Reynolds and Dr Christina Schutt spent Sunday in Okemos visiting Miss Margaret Alexander and former Clare teacher Mr and Mrs Edward Holmes and son in Flint. Mrs C Mance is staying with her daughter Mrs Walter Jerred. Mrs A Fortin and son Jack visited relatives in the city. Mrs C A Perry returned from Lansing. her father remains poorly. King’s Daughters meet at Mrs Dewey Paxton’s home Thursday evening November 18. visitors welcome. Mrs M S Wymer returns from Port Huron where she visited her brother George Warren who is ill. Roy Comer went to Bay City to see daughter Eleanor who had abdominal surgery. she is recovering well. Mrs Fred Newsome of Charlotte is slowly recovering from a long illness and remains bedbound with rheumatism but hopeful to be home in weeks. Mrs Wm Teale and David Teale visited husband William at the Lansing sanitarium. Teale to Ann Arbor for an operation intended to aid health recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy B. Gomer
Ohio
Hirman B. Thurston
Oberlin Ohio
Ad. Oliver
Mabel Reynolds
Christina Schutt
Okemos
Margaret Alexander
Edward Holmes
Flint
W. D. Holmes
C. Mance
Walter Jerred
D. Morrison
Rosebush
A. Fortin
Jack
Bessie Henderson
C. A. Perry
Roy Comer
Bay City
Eleanor
Samaritian Hospital
Fred Newsome
Charlotte
Wm. Teale
David Teale
William
Lansing
Teale
Ann Arbor
Frank Hamilton
Frank Schafer
Beal City
Mae Dowling
Mt. Pleasant
Henry Walker
Alfred House
Emery
Oryel Graham
Jeanann
Delphine Ballge
Anna Empey
Clare
William Thompson
Arthur Jackson
Pat Battle
R.O. Thomson
William, Frier
Alma
Bonnie Jean
Neil Morrison
Harold
Frank Allen
University Hospital
Marl Willey
Marion
Homer Campbell
Temperance Council
Presbyterian Church
Ellen Lockwood
Rosebush M. BH
Keith First
Joseph Battle
Oliver Bishop
Rudolph Fritz
Jonesville
H. O. Bentler
Ralph Stickle
Oliver
Stickle
Joseph Crowley
John Shiraef
Detroit
Mary Shireaf
Floyd Fuller
Mary Murphy
Pontiac
George Rawb
Weidman
St. Henry’s Church
Dorothy McReavy
Alvin Walton
Dorothy Brown
Coleman
Laverne Brown
Delwin
A. Tomaszewski
Missionary Convention at Loomis School House
Missionary convention to be held at the Loomis school house on November 16 and 17. Speakers include Rev. S. J. Grabill of the Missionary Association of Fort Wayne Indiana and Rev. Tillman Amstutz on furlough from India. Services begin promptly at 7 o'clock P M.
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Loomis School House
S. J. Grabill
Missionary Association of
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Tillman Amstutz
India
Southeast Sheridan social notes list local callers
Gerald Macklem of Flint spent Sunday with family. Mr and Mrs Mark Sowle and others visited Mrs Harry Grigg who is very poorly at her son James Grigg's home. Several dinners and visits noted including Annabelle Cobleigh, Nettie Thompson and others.
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Southeast
Sheridan
Gerald Macklem
Flint
Mark Sowle
Tred Coe
Nettie Thompson
Harry Grigg
James
Elton Geiger
Janet
John Livingston
Annabelle Cobleigh
Glen
Hora
Cobleigh
Vernon
Traverse City
Henry Severson
Homer Livingston
Donald Cobleigh
Harrison
Lavern Barber
Nellie Jordan
Clayton Barber
Mrs. R. Schaar
Pleasant Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Spink visited her parents in Clare Sunday. Leonard Orvis, Laurence Bates, and Barnard Allen drove to West Branch. The Dangler family and Leon Warner visited near Beaverton. Ruby Thompson, Archie McKillop called at the Runyan home. The Leeths enjoy a new piano. Irwin Orvis visitors included Tess Welsh and L. D. Winchel with Gene Orvis and A J Kever. Runyans visited Fred Allen. Thressa Hemstreet works at Louise Flower Shop in Clare. Wm Garshow improved their home with new siding and paint. Mabel Dangler spending week at Coleman.
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Owen Spink
Orris Penrose
Clare
Leonard Orvis
Laurence Bates
Barnard Allen
West Branch
Hugh Allen
N. Dangler
Leon Warner
Russel
Beaverton
Ruby Thompson
Archie McKillop
Runyan
Leeth
Irwin Orvis
Tess Welsh
Mt. Pleasant
L. D. Winchel
Alma
Gene Orvis
Arthur
A. J. Kever
Vernon
Fred Allen
Thresse Hemstreet
Louise Flower Shop
Wm. Garshow
Mabel Dangler
Coleman
Local Notes From Hinkville and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Wm Teale drove to Lansing to visit her husband and returned Sunday. Mr Teale was moved to Ann Arbor Monday for lung surgery. Henry Hinkle of Bloomfield Ind visited relatives in town. Jay Bellinger of Clare bought land near Hinkie school. Several Lansing visitors joined the James Turow home guests. The Sparbel family hosted Sunday visitors. Mrs Gordon McIntosh hosted King’s Daughters in Clare. A large attendance and lively afternoon were reported.
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Wm. Teale
Lansing
King’s Daughters of
Clare
Floyd Price
Lyons
Oliver and Hinkle
Wesley Teale
Geo. Burch
Walter Pettit
A. Byba
Sunday Dinner Guests At Harvey Home In Hatton
Hatton residents hosted guests at C. J. Harvey home including George Stickley Alvin McTagart and family from West Virginia Shirley, Joe Whitsitt family from Flint and Agnes Monday from Mannsiding. Visitors John List Sr. Sag inaw and John List Jr. spent the week at the farm.
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C. J. Harvey
George Stickley
Alvin Mac Tagart
Shirley
West Virginia
Joe Whitsitt
Bernard Harvey
Lucelle Towler
Billie Monday
Flint
Agnes Monday
Mannsiding
John List Sr
Saginaw
John List
G. Stickley
Alvin McTagart
Levels
George
Arthur Wheatcroft
Charles Knotton
Bill Moore
Mack Harvey
Mack Monday
C. Harvey
Taking Risks for Christ on the Castle Steps
A church lesson on Paul’s final Jerusalem journey frames fearless gospel service as heroism. It cites Acts 21 and Romans 9 to urge steadfast faith amid danger and a deep burden for the unsaved.
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Christ
A Golden Link of a Mother’s Love Across Ages
A reflective piece extols a mother's love as the golden link binding youth to age. It recalls fond devotion and gentle admonitions from the mother, described as the best friend God ever gives, noting time may furrow a cheek or silver a brow.
Love of Our Work Religion of Labor
A compact reflection on work, praising labor as devotion and better than play. The piece elevates diligent effort as a creed for those who engage in meaningful toil.
Daily Quote Card from 19th Century Printer
A reflective aphorism on life noting that small acts of kindness and habitual duties shape the heart more than grand sacrifices. Cited to Sir Humphry Davy, the line emphasizes smiles, kindness, and quiet obligations as life’s foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey Davy
Prejudices Face Final Justice in Quiet Funeral
An editorial note argues prejudice withers when confronted by death and burial rituals, calling for restrained tears and a solemn public acknowledgment of end. The piece reflects on social attitudes and the need for measured mourning.
Local Rosebush notes and wedding at St Henry's
The Sting Sowers club elected Marion Bentler president with Helen Lynchy as vice president and Marion Willey as secretary while Mary Beth Blesch served as treasurer. Several local residents visited, illness proceeds, and a double wedding occurred at St Henry's church with Dorothy McReavy and Alvin Walton and Dorothy Brown and Laverne Brown tying the knot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sting Sowers
Wac
Marion Bentler
Helen Lynchy
Marion Willey
Mary Beth Blesch
Community Notes: Peltons Bergey Musser Families Visit
Midland residents Mr and Mrs Ralph Pelton visited his parents Mr and Mrs Homer Pelton on Sunday. Across the area Mr and Mrs John Bergey and Grace spent Saturday in Saginaw with relatives. Doris Bergey and Alice Musser were callers with Thelma Doris and Evelyn Nevins. Other visits include Frank Musser family with Mrs M Harger in Clare and Frank Poet of Hagle with Ray Bergey family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Pelton
Midland
Homer Pelton
John .Bergey
Grace
Saginaw
Ed Wobig
Russell Bergey
Frank Neving
Walter Gilmore
Lester
Som Olds
Hafner
Fred Dora
Doris Bergey
Alice Musser
Jack Mealey Andlisabeth
Flint
Andersonville Families Taken Trip To Munising
Mrs. Oscar Maxwell and nephew Chas Bennett traveled to Munising last week, returning with Mr. Bennetts truck. Weekend visitors included Will Heisel and the Colberts with their children Stanley Burnice Havelyn from Kalkaska. The Meet-A-While club joined Mrs. Oscar Maxwell on Wednesday for sewing and plans around the world.
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Oscar Maxwell
Chas. Bennett
Munising
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Great Lakes Motor Bus CO
Eastern Standard Time
Art Damoth Agcy
Clare, Michigan
Clare Realty CO
Glare Insurance Agcy
Missionary Convention
Sternaman Studio
Roy Blue
Pleasant Valley
Uniform International
Harold L. Lundquist
Quean
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Paul
Jerusalem
Agabus
Caesarea
Lord Jesus Christ
God
Rosebush News
Union Leader
Dill’s Best
Kentucky Club
Velvet
Prince Albert
Edgeworth
Granger
Lic
Clare Rot
Loomis
Andersonville
Dorothy Perkins
Wm. H. Bicknell and Company
Michigan
Harve Upton
P. S
Symons
Floridas
Harve Martin
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