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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1933
Page
3
The notice specifies Friday issuance and post office handling as second class matter. It invites probate notices from readers and asks Judge Dorsey to authorize Sentinel publication. Liners and reading notices priced at 40 cents per line, fillers at ten cents per line with heading.
Harrison area church announcements list weekly services at Mann Siding school house 8 p m Sunday worship and a full schedule at United Brethren Church with morning and evening services, Sunday School and a Wednesday prayer meeting. A birthday celebration for Rev Charles Kleinhardt occurs with a community dinner and social visits. The column lists numerous local residents visiting, traveling, and hosting at cottages and homes, plus weekend outings and gatherings around Oct 9.
Ray M Busier pastor invites all parents to cooperate in Sunday school character building. Emphasizes prompt regular attendance. 11:00 Worship and Sermon invites all to join in work and worship for God and humanity. Strangers and visitors receive a hearty welcome at all services.
Mrs Ira Cadwell and family plan a Thursday visit to Marion to see his parents. Miss Gertrude Johnston of Detroit spent the weekend with her parents Dr and Mrs A W Johnstone and Senator and Mrs Carpenter, accompanied by Mr and Mrs Paul Ratlitt of Bivarl who leave Wednesday for a trip north. Mr and Mrs Loney Skitchum of McBride called on Mr and Mrs Pred Smith Sunday. Walt Knight of Gladwin tends Clare County jail this week during Sheriff Woods absence. Mr and Mrs Harry Lewis of Oak were Wednesday guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Newbound. Elmer Clute visited Cadillac Saturday. Mr and Mrs Jesa Allen and their guests Mr and Mrs D Allen of Lansing were Gladwin callers Saturday.
Primary room visitors last week included Mrs. Weatherhead Higgins Moore Diamond and Vann Daegen. Students are building a sand table farm named Hillside Farm as a classroom project.
The class describes hard work and early finishers earning Halloween decorations. Mentions of many black cats and witches crafted. Jimmy Massy has left the room and twins Bobby and Janet Lenzner are present. Last week Bobby Fanning spoke about a trip to the World's Fair. this week the twins have gone.
In Arithmetic we locate tracks of land in a township and in History we map the United States and locate important cities and parts of the war. Some eighth grade Latin I students received good marks on their report cards. Charles Eaton wagged on the honor roll last month.
A reflective note on initiation ceremonies suggesting wedding rites as a theme. References to Mary Caverly and Donald Burton and their alleged initiation echo a school memory project. The writer notes initial fears and later appreciation for the event.
Martha Welsh, Dorothy Stuermer, Margaret Woodin and Rose Mariy Stanley were on the honor roll for the month of September. The group plans to raise funds to purchase a class pennant with remaining initiation money.
Our class plans a candy sale next Thursday to raise funds. Clara Malcomson has returned after a short absence and Frank Briggs replaces Laverne Darling as student council member. Macbeth will be staged in Literature class and H Sternaman offered to take pictures. Seniors taking Chemistry show signs of aging, while hunting season makes the boys restless and anxious about outcomes.
Saturday morning a Girl Scout group hiked to the A Need a Rest cottage at Arnold Lake and returned Sunday morning after a time of games and tests. Miss Martin and Miss Lindsay joined the trip along with Pauline Reigle Betty Weatherhead and Rosalie Langworthy who took Tenderfoot Tests Saturday night. Shifts were needed to keep the fire burning and sleep was scarce. Ruth Barlow, friend of Annie Smith from Grand Rapids, visited the local school.
Harl Vanetter spent Sunday with his parents Bert Campbell from Gladwin. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kennedy and two daughters from Lansing visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Myers, Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hutchinson and two daughters from Midland were also guests. Others from Clare and Mt. Pleasant saw relatives as listed. James Harrison visited Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Kiggens.
Pleasant Valley residents hosted and visited kin this Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Beatty of Saginaw, Mrs. Emma Garver, Orval Bates leaving for Chicago, and Ervin Orvis guests at the Warl Rever home near Mt. Pleasant. Mount Pleasant area youths attended a wennie roast at Bryan Miller’s. Families Burton Bay, Clarence Bay, and Wilma Bay vacationed with relatives in Alma. Thelma Orvis Bernard Allen Forrest Leeth Eunice and Fern Cradit Ruth Ulrich were among Sunday callers at the Bates home.
The Central Gilmore Church of Christ advertises Sunday school at 10 00 a m and Christian Endeavor meetings at 745 p m every Sunday across its program rhythm.
Gilmore Free Methodist Church holds Sunday school each Sunday and preaching services every other Sunday at 11 00 am. A church chicken supper on October 10 drew over 40 dollars with Grange orchestra providing music. A miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Myas was hosted at Mrs Dague's Weidman home. Visitors include Mrs Ross Renner in Lansing and Mrs Herbert Glass Sr at the World’s Fair. Mr and Mrs Carl McAvey and their baby visited the McAvey home from Lansing.
Sunday gatherings mark social visits among residents including Mr and Mrs John Densmore with the Court couple and Mrs Sam Wilkinson with the Klingelhofer pair. Reports touch on travel to Illinois and the Chicago World’s Fair, local illnesses, hunting and birding abundance, Grange insurance outreach, and neighbors aiding with farm and home chores.
Sunday callers from Arthur Center Saginaw Hastings and Detroit joined Bates and Kleinhrd families for meals and church services. Royal Kleinhardt heads to Camp Custer as many neighbors hail a revived community spirit and Miss Nettie Birdsall Africa missionary is awaited for Sunday night talk. Proceeds from a Friday Coulter supper near $4.00.
Mr and Mrs Wm Budd returned to Port Clinton Ohio Sunday Mrs Carlinda Hosler will visit her sister in Bay City for several weeks Greenwood Home Economics Extension Group met at Mrs Stella Burnet s home Mr and Mrs Wallace Bruce of Detroit are visiting J C Bruce at his home Mr and Mrs Albert Bruce and Mr and Mrs Blvin Budd attended a Frost dance Mrs Blvin Budd accompanied them Mr and Mrs Edmond Woods to Bay Guy Bert Douglas and daughter Anna shopped in Clare Tuesday
COLONVILLE reports thirteen members attended the Ladies Aid meeting at the church with quilting, officers elected, and plans made for the annual New England supper on Wednesday evening November 1. Watch for further notice. Rev and Mrs Wesley Teal were supper guests at the Bodkins home Tuesday. Walter Heirholtzer from Midland spent the weekend with his parents. Next evening services are set for October 29 with both Rev Hendrich and Rev Wesley Teal expected. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Willis Strouse. Charles Bodkins and family and Mrs Sarah Bodkins attended David Teal's Sunday dinner in honor of the Teals. twenty three present.
Southeast Sheridan residents report extended stays by Miss Sarah Densmore with Mr and Mrs Norman Densmore and a visit from Miss Lila Densmore while Tatay friend traveled. Clarence Jordon and family moved into a newly built farm home and Little family plans relocation on the G G Drake farm as Jordons had for two years. A surprise party for the Jordans was held last week Tuesday night with Leo Jennings and family visiting from Royal Oak.
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