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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1934
Page
3
Readers are asked to request Judge Dorsey for probate notices to be printed by The Sentinel. Liners and reading notices in locals priced at 10 cents per line with an extra 10 cent heading. The Sentinel can handle all kinds of job printing.
United Brethren Church announces Sunday school at 10 30 a m preaching at 11 30 a m Christian Endeavor at 7 15 p m and an 8 p m service pastor Chas Kleinhardt invites neighbors from Mann Siding Greenwood and Long Lake. Norit y adds numerous local residents visiting, weekend trips and town chatter.
A column recaps social evenings hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith at the Hi-Spoked Restaurant and their home with Rook games and prizes for Mrs. A. B. Lucas and Joe Newbound. A surprise birthday dinner honors Mrs. Wallace Harper and B. F. Hampton with bridge prizes awarded to Mrs. Henry Gardiner and Jim Stanley. The Juniors and Eighth Grade hold spring class parties at Clara Malcomson’s Frost township home and at the high school, featuring games, dancing, popcorn, toasted marshmallows, and ice cream.
The Harrison Study Club met April 3 at Mrs Pred Weatherhead's home with Mrs Wm Murphy assisting. Miss Ruth Linsley presented two readings Barter and The Old House while Mrs Chas Amble and Mrs Morrel Clute sang Jeannine I Dream of Lilac Time and Dream Mother. Doris Rowe spoke on Juvenile Delinquency and papers on Artists of Long Ago and Modern Artists were read by members. Luncheon of welsh rarebit coffee and pickles followed the program.
Community news covers residents visiting relatives in Frost and McBain plus local events. Harrison Board of Commerce met March 27 at Congregational church dining parlors with reports on the landing field project, CWA plans, and moving pictures to fund summer showings.
The Home Economics Department at Harrison High received a walnut wardrobe cupboard from the Home Economics Club. The gift ends sewing clutter as dresses no longer wrinkle in small drawers. The club also redecorated the department and added new curtains.
A boys quartet hosted a Friday dance at Frost town hall to raise funds for a Chicago trip to sing over the radio. The four members Henry Carlan Ralph Carpétier James Méaxd and David Harper earned strong support and best wishes for their Chicago appearance.
The 1934 senior class play Professor Pepp was presented at the Hughes Opera House on March 29 and met with enthusiastic praise. Seventeen characters impressed the audience with fitting roles and strong directing by Mr. Hughes, with only minor, unavoidable mishaps such as a clock failing to ring on time.
Gardiner Grocery replaces Short's name after Mr. Gardiner buys the interest. The store is remodeling into a large square sales area facing west with new show windows and a closed north entrance to expand display shelving.
The Cities Service restaurant reopened Monday with new tenants Mr and Mrs M Myers formerly of Arthur township. They refreshed the interior with paint curtains and other touches making it a bright neat place to eat.
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