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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1936
Page
2
The Riverside Grange marked the seventeenth anniversary with a booster meeting. Mrs. Chas Ott is ill, Henry Warner Jr. reports sheep losses to dogs, and members urged larger attendance for Sunday school with eleven oclock hour and seventeen at services plus a 67 cent offering.
Mr and Mrs C D Harvey and John Thomas of Clare visited the C J Harvey home Tuesday. Durfee family members and friends shared weekend calls at various homes. Mrs Maybell Durfee works in Harrison. Sam Ash of Beaverton visited Steve Leposky Sunday. The Mack Harvey party and Mrs Mack Monday’s recovery noted. John List and family spent the weekend on their farm. C M Durfee household hosted relatives including a twin grandson.
Families from Flint and nearby towns spent weekends with relatives in Winterfield and Harrison. Events included a large birthday gathering for Edith Davis, a well attended local sale, and transport of Helena Van derwoude and her school to a camp. Visitors came from Big Rapids to see the Hecktorne and Cook homes, with multiple family gatherings over the weekend.
Mrs. Wm Franks of Flint visited her mother Mrs Weaver on Sunday. Mrs Chas Vandenburg seeks treatment in St Louis. Visitors at Floyd Allen home included Lyle Allen of Flint Mervale Perry Ronald and Carlyle of Lansing. Gus Rank and Herman Rank with Eagle ties visited Ann Arbor. A L Rule traveled to Chicago while Mishner and daughter stayed at Carl Bauer home. Mishner attended Clare Road Commissioners convention. Co nurse Miss McDermott visited the school. Arthur Saul family and Blane returned from Melbern Ohio and Angola Indiana. Mrs. Balch formerly Ethel Burton notes thirty years since she lived here. Mrs. Edd Saul visiting Bryan Ohio.
West Grant residents and relatives visited across nearby towns. Mrs. William Sharp and family called on sister Mrs. Bert Chapman. Mr. Stephen Heller and Mr. Donald Davis joined Lee Barber and mother. Mildred Barnum of Saginaw visited Bert Chapman. Lee Barber and mother traveled to Mt. Morris to see Mrs. Barber's daughter Mrs. Linnie Hood, who will stay another week.
Mira and Henry Rhodes with children spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Ira Reynolds. Miss Cleo Phillips of Mt Pleasant underwent an operation at Brandstetter Hospital and is progressing well. Mrs Ira Hickhorn visited Mrs Seeley Johnson Thursday morning.
Worship service at 10:00 a.m. with communion weekly. Bible School at 11:00 a.m. Sunday evening service at 7:45 p.m. Pastor Earl B. Vayette. Mr. and Mrs. Ha Sietz of Saginaw visited the Sietz home and attended the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wood at the Church of Christ Sunday. Four car loads of Case school children picnicked at Island Park last Thursday with teacher Mrs. Wilisy. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fordyce of Mt. Pleasant spent Sunday in Gilmore.
Mrs. Orla Rogers shows improvement while Arthur DeGeer and Richard Van Buskirk check crop conservation. Several residents make calls in Clare and Gilmore, with visits to J Halstead, R J Powell, Clarence Armstrong, and others. The Lewis Colton family mourns the loss of their baby Lloyd Henry.
Regular meeting in Clare Michigan notes approvals of building permits for Baptist Church Fred Loomis and Arthur Damoth man Archambault with sidewall petition granted. Various street and cemetery labor, municipal bill approvals, and ditch and waterworks work recorded.
The Ancient Order Of Gleaners mortgage on Elvin H Mills and Maggie L Mills in Frost Township Clare County Michigan is in default for interest principal and taxes. The land described as the west half of the southwest quarter of section 22 township 20 north range 4 west will be sold at public vendue on October 28, 1936 at 10:00 a.m. at the county building Harrison Michigan to satisfy the debt plus costs and interest.
The council approved finances including ditch labor at 9 60 and water works labor 14 40. Consumers Power Co. charges for lights and power at waterworks cemetery and tourist park totaling 343.62. Also approved were election inspectors for the September 15 primary and adjournment.
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