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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1934

Page

4

Harrison News Church Schedule and Local Social Notes

Harrison news item lists United Brethren Church services and a social column. It records Sunday school and worship times plus a Wednesday prayer meeting and invites locals from Mann Siding Greenwood and Long Lake to attend. The column also lists numerous single-sentence local visits and easterly area travel along with several names and towns bound to Michigan communities.

United Brethern Church Christian Endeavor Mann Siding Greenwood Long Lake Chas, Kleinhardt

Local residents Listed in Clare Area social notes

Flint visitors and area residents are mentioned in a Clare township social roundup. Names include Janet Hughes, Wimner Hughes, John Briggs Sr, Henry Lorenz, Dave Roth, Charles Amble, Carl Gardner, P B Beals, Hazel Pixley, Anna Marie Norris, and many others with weekend visits, schooling notes, and illness reports. An obituary for Jacob Ringle is announced for next week.

Janet Hughes Flint Hazel Pixley Carpenter Howard Stimpson Mynard Mayhee A. D. Matteson Frankfort Anna Marie. Norris West Branch Clare Robert Brown Saginaw Claude . Wood Jess Allen F. M. Myers Midland Hol. Bruce, Jr Charles Samuel Bruce Billy Gladwin Allegra Gager Henry Rowe Doris Martin Mynard Maybee Harold Hughes Charles Amble Teachers Institute Farwell White William Hill Francis Thomas Hatton John Hill Dave Roth Bob Jarnie Ed. Bruce, Jr Fred Schaaf Wallace Harper Linsley Elmer Clare Igloe Camp Higgins Lake Taylor Camp Rusabe Fred Weatherhead William Murphy Jacob Ringle Harrison

Harrison Board of Commerce Holds April Meeting in Victory Tone

Harrison Board of Commerce met April 17 with President Arthur Sheffield noting strong membership. Officers were elected with B F Hampton as president, Robert Burns as vice, Harold Hughes secretary, Fred Weatherhead treasurer. The Auxiliary served dinner and next meeting is May 22 with entertainment by the Ladies Auxiliary.

John Brown Mt. Pleasant Wallace Harper Temple Fred Smith Abner Chage Joe Newbound William Allen Breckenridge John Hill Clara Matt Harry Maton Rapids Himer Clute Earl Green Anna Rhodes Elmer Clare Robert Burns Tom Hecker Madlyn Jean Flint Virgil Hochstetter Clare Harrison Idamary McClain Hamilton Township Bert Kane M. D. Clute Sheridan F. Hampton Elmer Clute Houghton Lake Norman Myers Clyde Reynolds Gordon Hale Arthur F. M. Myers Charles Warner Howard Stimpson Clair Stanley Hilbourn Henry Gardiner Olive Hallett Lansing Morrel Clute Morrel, Jr Kenny Mallory Frost Mark White Douglas Mio Hol White Floyd Stevens Grand Rapids van Pelt Jim Gien Alma Don Sellinger Owosso Jake Sellinger Ruth Linsley St. Louis Floyd Dean Charlotte Hutchinson Mae ‘Case Midland Leota Naoma Hillabrandt Misa Kenny Mallory Congregational Auxiliary Board of Concmerce Board of Commerce Hh” Club J. A. Whitmer Max Carey Don Malcomson Edmond Wood Beaverton Harrison Board of Commerce Arthur Sheffield Charles Amble Sheffield Wibby Atty. Leo Gompeau P. D. Gibson B. F. Hampton Chas. Amble Hamptons Harold Hughes Fred Weatherhead Chas ‘Amble Mr. Hamptons Fred Schaaf

Fragmented dialogue on family scenes and mischief

The passage presents a child named Johnny with references to his nurse mother and siblings, including a pretty daughter and a sister. It mentions a doctor bringing something, a measles memory, and a line about playing house versus playing apartment, reflecting a domestic, storytelling tone.

Johnny

Fighting Mood Bridge Card Quip From Irish Pree Press

The Irish Pree Press records a spirited exchange about a friendly game of cards and a suggestion to play bridge, capturing a casual moment of social banter. The brief item reflects colloquial mood and communal pastime.

Irish Pree Press

Camp 684 Houghton Lake News and Patriotic Notes

Company 684 announces educational efforts led by Mr Mount including an accounting class and possible radio construction. A hobby club is planned as teams compete in Diamond Ball, with Barracks V and Barracks II posting wins. A Sunday visit from Alumni Admiral Storming H Brice is noted along with plans for a May 27 dance and transportation pickups for attendees.

Houghton ‘Lake Co Mount Barracks V K.ps Barracks II Baracks II State Department Dawson Company 684 Merker Fort Wayne Detroit Mike Moriarity Alex Boulter Reverend Ryckman Popeye” Henderson Bugler Corpe Jack Storming H. Brice Nick

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