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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1936
Page
2
The notice lists annual postage costs: 1.50 to Michigan points 32.00 to other points 2.00 to Canada and 0.05 per copy. Liners and reading notices priced at 10 cents per line, with heading 10 cents extra. Friday issue, second class matter at Clare Post Office.
Sunday services at the United Brethren Church proceed at the usual hour with Sunday school at 10 30 and a special sermon at 11 30 The Auxiliary solicits relief funds for the Red Cross flood sufferers led by Mrs Elmer Clute and Mrs Henry Gardiner Local residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs Charles Burns and daughter Thelma Mr and Mrs A D Matteson and children Mr and Mrs Marion Johnson and many others are listed with weekend visits and travel to and from towns such as Charlotte Flint Mt Pleasant Clare and Breckenridge through the period
The senior class of 1936 selects a three act comedy Wild Ginger for their play coached by Ronald Keller English teacher. Dorothy Steurmer starring as the female lead with Robert Robbing as Robert Freeman and an eleven character cast including Jake Tallman John Pifer Sanford Lakey Mary Caverly Miss Stanley Ruby Sanford Roy Allen and others. The performance is set for Wednesday evening April 16 and promises laughs and real entertainment.
The Harrison Study Club received an invitation from the Farwell club. The April meeting will be held Monday evening April 6 at the home of Mrs farmer Hughes with Mrs Francis Thomas and Mrs Charles Weidner assisting as hostesses. The meeting will include officer elections.
George W. Griffen aged 73 years 6 months 27 days died after months of illness Friday March 27. A native of New York State he moved to Clare County as a child and later settled in Harrison in 1906 with his wife Mary M. Frost. He leaves four daughters Mrs May Mills Mrs Jessie Cooper Mrs Eva Whiteford and Mrs Velma Wheeler, two sons Harold and Chester, twenty grandchildren and eight great grandchildren, two sisters and a brother. Funeral services were held Monday at United Bretlern Church. Interment Maple Grove Cemetery.
Martha M Morrissey died peacefully at her son Everett's home after a life of unselfishness and Golden Rule witness. She was born to Jane Elizabeth and Anthony Rogers, longtime Harrison resident, graduated from Harrison High, married to Francis Morrissey, Clare County official. Survived by three sons Burke Everett and Charles Morrissey and Bernard Morrissey, a sister Joy Van Voorst, four grandchildren. Funeral in Flint then burial at Maple Grove Cemetery in Harrison with Rev A B Lueas officiating.
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