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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1936
Page
8
Eastern Standard Time schedules list routes to Marquette Clare and Saginaw with connections to Great Lakes busses. Local social notes mention visits from Marquette residents, dinner hosts, and Ivan Feighner’s extended hospital recovery after a broken leg.
Eastern Standard Time listings show routes from South in Eynve to Pleasant with morning and afternoon times. Notable stops include Harrigon and 3318, with service windows from 11:10 a.m. to 4:15 p.m.
Mrs. Guid plans a Wednesday meeting with Mrs. George White while Mrs. Frank Cosgrove spends the week with her daughter. George Innis returns from Saginaw after his stepmother’s death. The Sentinel advertises Christmas cards and business lines. Several residents travel, heal, or attend gatherings at Higgins Lake and nearby towns.
Vernon Hill News extends sympathy to the Leesh family in their bereavement. Numerous visits and guest appearances are listed, including Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Assmann of New York, Miss Abbie Shetton of Detroit, and many local families. A correction notes the 63rd wedding anniversary for Austin Trumble.
On September 11 a group of ladies from eleven Clare County clubs gathered at Clare High School for the first of five lessons on Nutrition. Miss Robert Hershey of Michigan State College led the session, focusing on improving eating habits and sparking lively discussion. Next training date is October 23.
Mrs. V Stephison hosted the Mann Siding Home Economics nutrition class at her home last Friday with eight members present. Leader Mrs. Earl Green conducted the lesson in a very good manner. Visitor Mrs. Ira Van Walkenberg of Greenwood attended. The club plans to meet next month with Mrs. Heber.
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