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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1932
Page
7
Sunday night service at the Church of God drew a well attended crowd. Francis Haines and Delbert Geisler provided instrumental music while local families and visiting ministers helped lead worship and special music. A youthful question box was planned for the Young People's meeting.
The K O P Lodge holds weekly meetings every Monday night while the Pythian Sisters also convene on the same evenings, signaling a shared community schedule.
R. B. McGuire serves as branch president of the Reorganized Church. Sunday activities include Sunday School at 10 30 a m Prayer meeting at 11 30 a m and Bible Study at 13 80 Dp mm noting local ecclesiastical sessions and meeting times.
Pastor Mary E House leads church school at 10:00 a m preaching at 11:00 a m Young People meeting at 7:00 p m Miss Ida Coffell leads October services Evening service at 8:00 and prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:00 All invited to worship in holiness and join any service as special outreach
On Sunday at 11 45 Rev Leroy Whitney of Gladwin will preach under the Temperance Sunday exchange system. Edith Stinchcombe has joined Hope College Girls Glee Club. A community Prohibition Rally is planned for November 2 at 8 00 pm in Richmond hall Farwell.
A nostalgic 85 cent claim touts Allenru as a fast cure for rheumatic pain Neuritis Sciatica Lumbago and Neuralgia. It promises 48 hour relief with money back if not solved and cites E A Anderson as supplier.
Farwell’s political scene features close county race talk with two cent shifts and lively speeches from both Democratic and Republican sides. A surprise on 81st birthday for Mrs. Wilma Shumway. Linda Clark recalls pioneer days. Local meetings, weather quirks, and a belt accident keep residents informed as community life unfolds.
Wm Duncan spent the first of the week with friends at Bay City. Several residents made local business trips to Flint Ewart and Barryton. Schools closed Thursday and Friday as teachers attended Institute at Saginaw. The Community Club held its first meeting of the year with host Mrs Maude Somerville. Births and family visits fill a weekend in the area with neighbors visiting relatives in Clare, Farwell and Hersey.
A terse market note highlights high prices paid for Loy potatoes with a nod to Crown and James A., Stanley as part of the local price listing.
Numerous family visits take place across Beaverton and nearby towns with relatives from Saginaw Merrill and Detroit. Clergy Rev Whistler Rev Hendrich Rev Miller attend services. no school last Thurs and Fri due to teacher institute. pastors plan further preaching November 6 with devotion at 7 30 and service at 8 00.
Mrs. Ralph Shull and son Max visited her parents Mr. and Mrs Wim Brackart on weekend. Several locals visited kin in Hagle and Eagle areas including Miss Johnson at McKinley school institute. Church services by Michigan Hildership of the Churches of God were well attended in Hagle with Rev. Whistler speaking.
Rosebush reports Jess DeMeter returns to Detroit after two weeks with the Emeters. Infant of Carl Ouderkirk dies. Harold James West Jr. has been ill this week. John DeMeter visited Detroit relatives. Local residents travel to Lansing and visit Galé Lutz and Velma Coyne. Various families host guests from Alma Flint and Montgomery. Rosebush Methodist Ladies Aid to hold annual chicken supper and candy booth November 2.
The Harrison high school hosts a Halloween carnival with a three act play The Hoodooed Coon Cartoon Comedies and a dance. Free programs will be available at nearby rural schools. The Home Economics Club met October 24 led by Nina Lang and Eileen Ambie who reported on the state convention and planned Thanksgiving baskets and garments for needy children. They discussed hot lunch duties, formed committees, and announced a masquerade party with games and popcorn.
The notes cover class updates from senior to kindergarten, detailing attendance, carnival committees, lessons on etiquette, and plans for Halloween events. Elva Hornung returns from a Minnesota Wisconsin trip. Ninth Grade discusses etiquette use. eighth and ninth graders organize a carnival booth selling candy and donuts. several absences noted. upcoming debates and Halloween parties planned.
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