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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1935
Page
5
The notice explains Friday issue timing at Clare Post Office, second class matter, and invites probate notices via Judge Dorsey. It notes association memberships and asks readers to request The Sentinel for line-item reading notices at ten cents per line, plus ten cents for headings.
Harrison area residents attend church services at United Brethren Church with Sunday school and evangelistic evening meetings. A long list of local visits, travels, and social events recounts neighbors from Shepherd, Flint, Clare, Mt. Pleasant and more, plus a box social by the 4-H Club and a restaurant relocation.
Fred David Bailey born in Murfreesboro Tennessee in 1880 died March 27 1935 aged 55 years 6 months and 10 days. He moved as a child to Hayes township and married Annette Hallett on August 20 1905. They lived in Hayes then Midland where he worked at Dow Chemical until his death. Survived by wife one daughter Carl of Midland two grandchildren two brothers in Detroit and Harrison and several sisters and relatives. Funeral March 30 at Congregational church in Harrison with Rev. Brinkman of Midland and interment Maple Grove cemetery Harrison.
Thursday morning thirty five Civics students and three teachers led by Miss Violet Joéhndgon Harold Hughes and Superintendent Amble of Hayes Agricultural High School traveled to Lansing. Despite several flat tires the group reported an interesting and enjoyable outing to the state capital.
The Camp Houghton Lake CCC reports mixed spring weather with snow and rain, a campus library remodel to improve reader access, and rustic carpentry contests to beautify grounds. A lighting failure caused candle use, and trips to Clare and Chicago events are noted. Work projects involve hauling cottage logs to build a fire tower man’s cabin in the Ogemaw State Forest.
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Fred D Bailey and Mr and Mrs Lewis Welsh and Mr and Mrs Carl Clipper expresses appreciation for kindness and floral offerings after the departure of a husband and father. Correction notes that Alumni Society did not vote a reception but a banquet to be held late in May.
Quoted prices show light Red and Dark Red beans, oats, barley and beans among produce items. Hogs, beef, veal and fowls are listed with dressed weight prices and a range from about 7.00 to 14.00 per cwt noted by L. W. Jackson.
The report notes multiple weekend visits and new residents in the Owosso vicinity. Arthur Bellinger and Max Gladstone families joined Mary Purvis at her home near Owosso. Higgins Lake resident Archie Purdy visited relatives. Brownell and Silverthorn guests came from near Grand Rapids. New occupants include Corcorans of Vernon on the OConner farm. Weekend guests at James Turow’s home included Freeman, Patricia, Riley, Jack, Carpenter, and Duaine Bennett from Lansing.
Miss Bertha Babcock called Mrs. Glen Lloyd Friday evening. The Van Nortrand family plan to move from the neighborhood soon. Will Pitzpatrick spent Friday and Saturday with Art Lloyd. Miss Flora Stuermer visited her parents in Greenwood on Sunday evening.
Several dogs were killed after chasing sheep prompting residents to keep dogs tied. Mrs. Thomas Jankowsky is able to attend events again. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lloyd attended a birthday party on Mr. Becker Mon.
The sixth and seventh grades finished Hygiene books and begin review work. Repair crews from McFadden Co. of Lansing completed repairs on Monday as the organization expands into U S Civil Government and Michigan Government studies.
The Michigan Tourist and Resort Association booth drew a throng on opening day with 200000 pieces distributed. Designed by Edward Dreier, the 50 by 10 foot display features six picture batteries, live fish, beaver pelts, deer mounts, and a built in theatre. Ben G Wright represents the East Michigan Tourist Association side of the display.
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