Past Presidents Day Observed by Congs Guild
The Guild of the Congregational church marked Past Presidents Day on Wednesday November 16 in the church parlors. Guests from St Cecilia Altar Society King’s Daughters Baptist Ladies Union and others attended as Miss Artibee led the meeting with opening prayer and a history by Mrs John Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of the
Congregational Church
Altar Society
St. Cecilia’s Church
King’s Daughters of the Baptist Society
Ladies Union of the
Artibee
Dawe
John Wilson
Guild
Clare
Knowles
O’donald Kidder
June Ross
Orifino
Idaho
Lewiston
Carl
Barchard
Spokane
Wash
Helen
Great Falls
Mont
Ross
Ladies Aid of
Wilson
Mae van Brunt
Frances Parkinson Keyes Woman of letters and public life
Frances Parkinson Keyes, wife of Senator Henry W. Keyes, is a noted author and broadcaster known for Lady Blanche Farm and other works. She serves on civic and patriotic groups, contributes to Good Housekeeping, and travels widely. The Sentinel plans to publish her new story opening chapter on page three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Parkinson Keyes
Washington
Henry W. Keyes
New Hampshire
New England Hone
Lady Blanche Farm
Old Grey Homestead
David Noble
Silver Seas
Golden Cities
Keyes
Virginia
University of Virginia
Boston
Switzerland
Berlin
D. A. R. Colonial Dames
New Hampshire and
Virginia State Historical Societies
Roosevelt Memorial Society
Europe
South America
Orient
the Sentinel
Paige
Gilmore Couple Quietly Married In Farwell
Friends learn on November 10th that Mr Robert Thompson and Mrs May Corwin wed in Farwell with Rev L S Randall officiating. They will live at his farm in Gilmore township and a large neighbor gathering welcomed them with candy and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ‘Thompson
May Corwin
L. S. Randall
Farwell
Death Claims Mrs Vern Hains in Arthur Township
Mrs. Vern Hains died at her home in Arthur township last Friday after a two year illness. Born Bessie Mae Hains on June 5 1887 she died November 18 1932 at age 45 years 5 months and 9 days. She married Vern V Hains June 5 1907 and left her husband parents W L Van Conant one brother two sisters a grandmother and many relatives. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at Thurston Funeral Home with Rev M Hendrich officiating and burial in Cherry Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Hains
Arthur Township
Bessie Mae Hains
Vern V. Hains
W. L. van- Conant
Thurston Funeral Home
Dr A H Savage draws 500 at Clare message
Dr H H Savage of Pontiac spoke to about five hundred at the Clare school auditorium on a gospel message urging a return to God. The crowd will hear more from his sermon over WIR Sunday mornings. Rev A D Telcer and Clare Baptists thank local businessmen for financing the crowd turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Savage
Pontiac
Clare School
Statewide recount underway in 19 counties
Recounts begin this week after petitions filed with the Department of State and county canvass boards. Prosecuting Attorney T Carl Holbrook notes the county treasurer recount is on hold awaiting state action in a related case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of State
T. Carl Holbrook
Ideal Theatre Weekly Showings Include Laurel and Hardy
At the Ideal Theatre the week features Laurel and Hardy in Pack Up Your Troubles with Gang Comedy and Serial on Thur and Fri 24 25. Sat 26 presents Madam Racketeer Alison Shepworth Lock Your Windows and bolt your door. Sun Mon 27 28 Speaks Hastily Buster Keaton and Jimmie Durante Laughs for all. Tue Wed 29 30 States Attorney Jno Barrymore a sensational trial with Barrymore as prosecutor Zem Pitt and Thelma Todd in a comedy Gabin in the Cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel and Hardy
Racketeer
Alison Shepworth
Hasily
Buster Keaton
Jimmie Durantee
Jno Barrymore
Barrymore
Zem Pitts
Thelma Todd
Gabin
We Reach Toward Our Heritage of Culture and Service
A prayerful meditation extols pleasant places and a goodly heritage. It thanks the Lord for opportunities in home, friendship, culture, science, art, and literature. It celebrates labor passed to us and urges courage and joy in the adventure of living.
Seniors to Present Annual Play December Second
A senior class announces its annual production titled A Full House to be staged December 2. The cast includes Parkes as English servant, Susie portrayed by Dorothea McDonald, Ottily Howell by Maxine Jones, and others with proceeds funding a school memorial. admission 20 and 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkes
Wayne Geeck
Susie
Sioux City
Dorothea McDonald
Ottily Howell
Maxine Jones
Miss Winnecker
Bazel Sutton
Daphne Charters
Ottily
Eunice Bicknell
Nicholas King
Allen Gerow
Ned Pembroke, Jr
Lyle Allen
George Howell
Jay Hendrie
Dougherty
Stanley Kleiner
Jim Mooney
Russel Glass
Renney
Dale Dawson
Fleming
Elsie Schmidt
Vera Vernon
Nelda Calman
Vernon Home Economics Group Meets On Meal Planning
The Vernon Home Economics Extension group met with Margaret Funnell on November 16 to learn about balanced meals and salads Marinated Spinach Prune and Black-eyed Susan. Ten members attended including one new member Recreation led by Agnes Bauder with games. A Christmas party is planned at Mary Bowers home December 9 with gifts under five cents. next meeting with Margaret Bauder announced later Ruth Marshall Sec Treas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Home Economics Extension Group
Margaret Funnell
Agnes Bauder
Mary Bowers
Margaret Bauder
Potato tags offered by The Clare Sentinel
The Clare Sentinel announces readiness to supply potato tags on short notice at a reasonable price, highlighting prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Clare Sentinel
Harold Jones Injured in Auto Wreck Last Week
Harold Jones local manager for Cities Service gag station escaped serious injury after a road accident on Thursday night while returning from Winn. A rear wheel blowout caused the car to overturn into a ditch. Jones suffered a cut above the eye and a badly bruised leg, with the vehicle badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Jones
Cities Service
Winn
Harold
Attorney Wylie Relocates Offices to Tatman Block
Local attorney Alexander E Wylie signs a yearly lease for law offices in the Tatman building at 514 McEwan street and will begin practicing there next Thursday December first He has worked in Clare since 1926 and has held three separate local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander @. Wylie
J. A. Tatman
Tatman
McEwan Street
Wylie
Clare
Doherty
Clare County Credit Bureau
Twelve Clareites Hear Dr Ruthven Address Club
The University of Michigan Club of Mount Pleasant held its first 1932 38 meeting at Central State Teachers College Cafeteria. Dr Ruthven and Mrs Ruthven attended with a reception and banquet, about 125 people including Clare county members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan Club of
Mount Pleasant
Central State Teacher's College
Alexander G. Ruthven
Clare County
Michigan University
Webb McCall
Bunker
Thomas and Spencer
Lester Richards
Midland
Carl Roxburgh
Midland U. of M
Lynn Ferris
Ellen V. Porterfield
Daphne Dodds
E. G C. Warriner
Central States Teacher's College
Ruthven
University of Michigan
University
Allan BH. Mulder
C. B. Neff
William H. Bicknell
James
Bicknell
Alexander B. Wylie
B.D. Kennedy
Dorothy Ryn
Clare
Gerald J. Lamb
Farwell
Farwell Set for New Oil Well near Surrey Township
Late reports indicate drilling will start soon near Farwell on the southwest corner of section 9, Surrey township. The property is owned by J. A. Littlefield and the venture is promoted by Chas Strange with equipment to be moved in and erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell
Surrey Township
J. A. Littlefield
Parnell
Chas
Strange
Special Evening at Temple November 30
The Musical Messengers from the McBain Gospel Tabernacle will present a sacred concert at Temple Town Hall on Wednesday evening November 30 at 8:15 EST. J. H. Peelen, Tabernacle pastor, will offer a brief message. Admission is free. attendees may give a voluntary offering. The public is invited and welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBain Gospel Tabernacle
Temple Town Hall
J. H. Peelen
Tabernacle
Two Farm Homes Destroyed by Weekend Fires North of Clare
Roy Joslin’s farm home 112 miles north of Clare burned Friday morning about nine o clock. Neighbors and Ha Schlatley rescued upstairs goods and cellar fruit. Joslin estimates losses around 2000 dollars with 1500 insurance. Nearby, George Cluley’s farm home six miles south and three east of Clare caught fire Saturday night. Firemen saved some belongings but the house likely suffered near 2000 dollars in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Joslin
Clare
Ha. Schlatley
Mr. Joslin
George Culley
Congressman Woodruff Donates Large Wall Map to Clare High
Congressman Roy O Woodruff sent Clare High School a seven foot square United States map for classrooms and stenography training. The map aids shorthand and business studies, helps visualize travel routes, and doubles as a practical example of mail postage procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy O. Woodruff
Clare High School
United States
Legion Auxiliary Hard Time Party Set For November 20
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Walter H. Larman Unit of the American Legion announces a Ward times party at Legion rooms on McEwan Street next Monday at 8 PM. Admission is one quart of fruit to be donated to the American Legion Children's Billet at Otter Lake Michigan. Attendees must wear hard time costumes and invitees are subject to the same rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Larman
American Legion
Legion Rooms
McEwan Street
Legions
Thei
American Légion Children’s
Otter Lake
Michigan
Hisy
Local businessmen visit Frankenmuth for banquet
Members and friends of the Clare Chamber of Commerce traveled to Frank enmuth for a six oclock banquet and business meeting to extend a cordial welcome to Frankenmuth Cheese Company officials. The visit highlighted the move of the Frankenmuth Cheese Company to Clare in the former Detroit Creamery building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
New Cheese Company
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Frankenmuth
Frankenmuth Cheese Company
Detroit Creamery Company
Ben Mercer
James S. Bicknell
Howard G. Johnston
Goetz
Henry Fischer
George Rummel
BE. G. Heine
John Schellhas
William Conzelmans
Chester Howell
Ghesaning
George White
Ben N. Mercer
George Sherwood
Mercer
Alexander EB. Wylie
John Schellivas
John
Rummel
Howell
Saginaw County
Schellhas
Christmas Mailing Tips for Early Delivery
Postal officials advise mailing early for Christmas delivery with no mail Sunday December 25 and Monday 26. Register or insure valuable mail, include complete addresses, and place a return card in the upper left corner. Do not exceed 70 pounds or 100 inches combined length and girth. special delivery speeds handling and delivery.
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Cong’s Guild
C. W. Perry
Gilmore
A. H. Savage
Baptist Church
Ideal Theatre
Vernon Home Economics Group
Ruth. Marshall
Sec
Treas
DR. Ruthven
Geo. Clare
Legion Auxiliary
LB. Davy
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