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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1938
Page
11
The column lists train times for MAIL TRAIN and PERD MARQUETTE routes, church services at Methodist Church with Rev. Jas Rogers, and a series of weekend visits and social updates. Notable items include Rogell's baseball team defeating opponents, multiple family visits around Saginaw Cadillac Clare and Mt. Pleasant, and birthday celebrations for Mrs Mary Leonard and Mrs Emma Littlefield.
The Church of God lists services with Pastor Mary E. House leading morning worship at 1:00 p.m. and Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. Young Peoples meeting and evening preaching follow, with cottage prayer Wednesdays at 7:30. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints led by Writer R. B. McGuire offers Sunday School 10:30 a.m. and preaching 8:00 p.m. Every other Sunday evening services invite all.
Mr and Mrs Henry Oblightner and son Carl of Ashley visited the Raw home on Sunday. Hatfield of Detroit earned degrees at the I O O F meeting Wednesday night. Visitors came from Midland and Coleman. Farwell Rebekahs served a supper after the meeting. Emmet Gordon and family of Detroit spent the weekend with the Franks Raw. Mrs Morey Mills visited Mr and Mrs A Trumble last week. The Stinchcombes of Detroit came to help care for their son Don ill at J H Stinchcombe home. No Latter Day Saint services Sunday October 16 due to an all day meeting at a new L D S church east of Harison to be dedicated.
The Farwell Woman's Club met October 11 at Mrs. Emma Littlefield’s home with Mrs. Georgia Littlefield as hostess. Presiding was president Mrs. Blanche Burston. Twenty eight members and eight guests attended.
The Rev and Mrs Chas Kleinhardt and Mr and Mrs Bert Kinne hosted Sunday dinner for Rollers. Cecil Hubel traveled to Lansing. Budd Poet hauled lambs to Clare for Kenneth Roller and Fred Athey. Soil Conservation group re elected Arthur Lower Kenneth Roller and Harry Davis with Perry Davis Harl Sanders as alternates and Ray Harrold as secretary.
Mr. Webb the Sanitary Inspector visited our school last week. Miss Hether led the class to Hardwood school on Web October 5 where Miss Miles instructed vocal music. A game was canceled due to location confusion between Hardwood and Myers. Miss Bates installed a piano. Betty Orvis and Arlene Winn take piano lessons. Hawaii an Guitar students include Arlene Winn Norman Orvis and Arlene Winn. More pupils plan to begin. Arlene and Delores Winn were absent due to illness. Betty Orvis was absent to help her mother.
Mr and Mrs F P Davis entertained their children and relatives from Skeels Vernon and others over Sunday. Guests included Mrs Huldah Fowler and Mrs C Loar at Robert Cothrane home. Visits from Mesick of Saginaw to James McClung and Amos Van Walters families. Carson Harvey visited Dover. Byron Glendenning to lead C B meeting next Sunday evening. Henry Warker starts building a new log cabin on his grave.
At a Monday meeting the Townsend club said nearly fifty new members have enlisted in two weeks of the contest. All members should attend the next meeting on the October date to discuss important matters and recruit more members. Rev. Honderich will deliver a message after Sunday school at 11:30, before leaving for a church meeting in Pine River Michigan next week.
Mr Jake Leatherman and family of Wadsworth Ohio spent the weekend with Lynden Blosser and family, Titus returning to Ohio for a two week stay. Mrs Leo Cooper and two children visited Harrison with her mother Mrs Griffin. Iris Wastendorf is out sick. Don Schuett of Harrison called on Lloyd Keyser. 4 H Club day in Michigan sent 6 bosses with nearly 200 Clare County members to Lansing for Capitol tour and football game. Franklin Unit attendees included Eugene Sharp Billeen Sharp Marinell Brooks Hina Blosser Ruth Riski and leader Evelyn Lyons. Leo Cooper drove the bus.
About thirty people gathered at Franklin Township Unit School on Friday evening to organize the Franklin Unit P. T. A. Officers were elected Evelyn Lyons president Arthur Long vice president Elien Sharp secretary Marine Bailey treasurer Leo Cooper historian. Mrs A J Mojstrap installed the officers. Community singing followed with Mrs Meir at the piano. Next meeting date to be announced.
Ordinance 165 of Clare Michigan appropriates 39493.55 for the 1939 fiscal year to funds including Contingent Street Electric Police Fire Cemetery Park Sinking and Interest Sewer School Library with immediate effect. Mayor Pro Tem Parrish presided. passage shows yeas from Archambault Cunningham Hachmuth Holbrook. Adjournment followed. Rexall ad and gift shop promotion appear in the issue.
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