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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1931
Page
6
Divine worship led by Rev. John H. Lockyer each Sunday at 11 40 with a large choir and a 10 30 church school for all ages. Local notices cover travel schedules and a series of social events including a "Crazy party" at Maple Grove hosted by Roy Root and Maple Grove families, plus community updates from Farwell and surrounding towns.
The message lists church activities led by B M McGuire Branch President including Sunday School at 10 30 a m Prayer meeting 11 30 a m Bible Study class 7 30 p m Recreation and Expression Department every other Tuesday 7 30 p m and Women's Department every other Thursday 2 00 p m.
The church invites all to Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. A young peoples meeting led by Miss Edith Stinchcombe is at 7:00 p.m. Evening service at 8:00 p.m. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Special music at every service. Everybody welcome.
Weekly updates show residents from Flint Saginaw Elsie Muskegon and Lansing visiting Farwell. Several trips to Pontiac Ann Arbor and Shepherd are noted, with illness bereavements and a church service highlighted. An orchestra adds two new violins and a youth choir performs a duet Have you counted the cost.
Farwell high school announces boys basketball practice under Coach Harold Reese at Richmond Hall with a schedule of games against Weidman Edenville Harrison Marion Coleman and others. A round table meeting for superintendents principals and agriculture teachers is planned for December 9 in the high school English room with dinner musical program and an outside speaker. The seniors enjoyed a chicken supper hosted by Irene Wood on November 14.
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a daily fat reducing tonic for women worldwide. It urges one half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast, claiming the routine reveals natural attractiveness and energizing health with a money back guarantee on an 85 cent bottle available at BH A Anderson or local drug stores.
Dr M D Roush superintendent of Faith hospital Springfield Ohio will lecture to men at the Church of God at 2 30 p m The evening service is for everyone at 7 30 p m He is a noted physician author and speaker Lectures are free and the community welcomes his visit He will preach at the Church of God Sunday morning and evening a women only meeting at 2 30 p m with special music from male quartettes Plan to attend.
Gilmore Grange presents Monday night lecture hour for entertainment. Friday night card party invites ladies to bring sandwiches or fried cakes. Mrs O Grady calls degree teams to meet Wednesday afternoon. Five county meeting December 3 at Bay City with all day events and noon dinner. Senator Lennon to speak on income tax. Bangor Grange holds evening meeting. fourth degree members invited to attend.
Fred Burk now resides on the Currie place. Mrs. John Gaffney and children left for Pontiac for about two weeks. John helps as chief cook. Ella Lewis of Sears attended the dance at Freeman hall with a friend. Mr. and Mrs. Hart Stone visited the MacFadyen home. The MacFadyens called on Clare for urgent business and on Art Smith of Lake. Roy Cook visited Fred Burk. MacFadyens also called on Earl Stone of Spring Brook. Art Smith and Earl Halstead of Lake visited in the neighborhood.
The Greenwood Home Economic Clothing group met Friday at Mrs Carrie Darling's home. Mrs Grover Updike made a Marion business call Friday. Frank Douglas will spend the winter with his daughter at Sears after six months with his son Burt. Elvin Budd and Lois visited Chas Hausler for Sunday dinner. Albert Bruce and family spent Sunday with Mrs Bruce's parents Mr and Mrs M B Foster of Winterfield. Newton Kress has recovered from a car accident injuries. Mrs Grover Updike enjoyed a surprise birthday party Monday evening with many friends.
A mix of church, hospital, school and social news. Rev Stucky of Detroit and Rev Henry Myers led services with a large congregation. Marguerite Leeth was hospitalized for appendicitis but is improving. Local families Hutchinsons visited, and Marguerite Leeth’s condition was updated.
Mr and Mrs wa Leosh and Mr and Mrs Pleasant called Friday. The latter stayed for a few days visit. Bd Hanes is night watchman on the new bridge north of Clare. Chas Shafer's brothers from Farwell called Saturday. Thelma Leosh and Shirley Allen spent the weekend at their parental homes.
Mrs. F A Luce and children visit Lake George while Hather Luce returns to Mt Pleasant for Normal school. Families from Saginaw Detroit and Mt Pleasant attend visits and hunting trips. A Beadle Newton sale and junior play at Farwell are noted amid travel to Clare and Mt Pleasant. Buck hunting tales headline the weekend gatherings.
Mr. and Mrs. EK Harrold and others visited friends in Myers Corners while Gerald Myers returned from Flint and plans to work after Thanksgiving. Several families attended Sunday School, hosted visits from Pontiac and Mt. Pleasant relatives, birthday cheers for Bertha Mitchener, and a strawberry harvest noted at the Myers home.
An advertisement claims Dave's Men tha Pepsin relieves stomach and back pain after meals. It promises relief within three days and offers a money back guarantee if the product fails, with directions to contact B A Anderson or any live druggist.
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