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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1936
Page
2
The community saw a flurry of visits from families including Mrs. John Gaffney and relatives from Owosso, Barryton, Carson City, Coleman, and Flint. Miss Jean Thomson began teaching at the local school last Tuesday as recreation activities were held at Harry Boucher’s home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adleblue and family joined by the Manwarings spent the weekend in bint. Ray Davis and daughter Mary Ann Nahma visited relatives and friends including Cliff Price and Randolph Switzer. The group shared Sunday with grandmother Mrs. Jane Pomeroy and Francis McKennin with a lady friend and other relatives.
Several from West Freeman attended the Farwell Labor Day celebration. Mr and Mrs J L Cocke and children returned to Flint last week after a two week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs B E Shinabarger. Matt Hansen and wife and son Frank called at their home.
Saturday dinner guests of Mrs. A Glitte included her sisters Mrs Vane Looven Mrs Coon Mrs Me and Mrs Simmons from Shelby Ohio. Mrs Glitte and grandson Bil Wood Sherman moved back to White Cloud. Mr and Mrs Fy Littlefield made a business trip to Lansing and Mint Friday.
Mr and Mrs A Bissett spent a week visiting relatives in Marlette and Sandusky. They returned Monday with Mrs N B Mather of Flint and Richard Bissett of Marlette who plan two weeks here. Mrs Glen Blystone hosted guests last Thursday as Clyde Kistler moved into the Davis house. Harold Solts of Prudenville visited the Davis home. Laurence Dalton and Barbara of Vernon called on the Walt Garver family. Rex Robinett and his son from Clare spent Sunday with his parents the Robinetts. Art Kdever and family were Sunday callers at Walter Garver. Mrs Jim Grege of Elm Grove visited her sister Mrs Blystone Thursday.
Miss Inez Lehman plans Hurley Hospital training in Flint this month. A large group visits Rev. and Mrs. B N Davis Six Lakes and Mrs. Billa Hmpey hosts. Dustin stays two weeks. Blanche Strouse teaches at Brown Corners. school season begins September 7. Ninth graders Ruth Strouse Erman Severson Lucille Davis Wilmer Nevills attend H 5S district. Loren Nevills plans Canada visit after taking grandfather to Pontiac.
Mrs. Schultz’s twin brother Almer Hunt died at his Hynes California home. He leaves his wife two sons and two daughters Albert and Charles Mrs Rice and Mrs Audry Lose all of California. Relatives and friends from Michigan visited and remembered him as residents from thirty years ago.
Seeley Johnson and Nathan Detoy called at the home of A Oliver Sun Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ployd Squires and son visited George Ickes Sunday. Peter Mrs Robert Wilson Thursday. Mr and Mrs William Scutt of Omondago and Mr and Mrs Harold Scutt of Lansing visited Mr and Mrs John Oman over the weekend and called on old friends.
Mr and Mrs Sherman and sons from Whnt spent the week at the Hold Cutler home. Mrs Charles Keelings and family from Muskegon visited Sunday. Otis Walker of Saginaw and Roy Walker with Miss Allen of Midland visited relatives. Roy Sutton and baby spent the weekend with Sam Gaskill. Friends helped Lewis Lockwood raise a new barn last week.
Lesson notes Paul explains Christian living from Romans 12 1 3 9 19 and Galatians 2 20 stressing a life yielded to God as a temple of the Holy Spirit. It calls for humility service victory and inner renewal through mind transformation and born again faith.
Arthur Center community note celebrates the birth of a four and a half pound girl named Joyce to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Reynolds. Mrs. Leonard Reynolds tends the home while Dr. Wood serves as attending physician.
Olin Witt stacked a new well this week. Simon Utley won seven prizes on his apples Labor Day. Mrs Harold Williams and daughter visit grandpa Utley. Harold commutes to Harrison. Mr and Mrs Hunt and two Flint boys visited the A C Wilds. Ben Baxter family moved. Cat's children from Saint and OtLEvia home for Labor Day. Lillian Graham settled in a new bungalow. Ben and James Powell started Farwell school Tuesday. P J Powell's callers included Maggie Phillips, Simon Utley, a granddaughter Mrs Harold Williams and baby Jannett, Mrs Robert Wilson, Lela Sanborn. James Powell and Jacquline Tryon recovered from illness. G R Powell and family visited S Tryon Sunday.
Perry Wilson of Salina visited his brother in law Frank Sherrick. Sharp school opened August 31 with Miss Noyes of Harrisburg as teacher. Repairs updated buildings and fences being painted. Lynden Blosser near completion of barn and painting. Thimble Club meeting canceled due to roads fair and election. Robert Haines family visited Defreex in Indiana. Young Peoples Christian Legion met at Gavarly home September 4 social and business meeting led by Dave Bailey. John Wickwire staying with Atmore Westendorf and attending Harrison High. Harold Griffin and daughter Honnie Jean of Saginaw visited Leo Cooper family for Labor Day.
The state held primary elections September 15 and 15 parties filed with the Secretary of State by May 4. Seventeen names are listed as eligible but only parties certifying candidates will appear on the November 3 ballot. The 15 parties named include Republican Democratic Socialist Communist Farmer Labor Socialist Labor Commonwealth People's Progressive National American Proletarian Liberty Progressive The United Party The Third Party.
Mr. and Mrs. George Scott visited Mr. Pleasant on business while Masuel Scott and Leroy McCon joined Edgar Stanley at the Detroit State Fair. Several locals attended the Democratic Women’s Rally at Hotel Doherty in Clare. Weekend trips included the Wagonmaker and Mahan pairs to Detroit for a league game. Other sightings include the Shook and Scott families, Anna Scott returning home, and Clare shoppers visiting Midland and Clare residents visiting relatives.
Notice that the mortgagors Elvin H Mills and Maggie L Mills defaulted on a 1907 mortgage to the Ancient Order of Gleaners now Gleaner Life Insurance Society. The 1936 sale at Harvison, Clare County, Michigan will satisfy the mortgage debt of 536.01 plus costs. The lands described lie in Frost Township, Clare County, and the sale is set for October 28, 1936 at 10:00 a.m. Eastern. The attorney is H P Orr of Detroit.
A quotation from Fielding extols the human being as a glorious object in creation. It emphasizes benevolence and meditation on how one might render themselves more acceptable to their Creator by doing the most good to their fellow creatures.
Maeterlinck argues that the path to a brighter life lies within everyday existence. He contends that genuine improvement comes not from distant ideals but from the elements already present in daily living.
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