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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1933
Page
2
The Sentinel lists rates for subscriptions and single copies, and offers display advertising. It invites probate notices via Judge Dorsey and notes linER and reading notices at ten cents per line with ten cent heading surcharge. It promotes full printing services for liners, fillers, and job printing.
The Mann Siding community lists Sunday church at the Mann Siding school house and United Brethren Church services with times. Local social notes mention visitors, school events, and gatherings, plus updates on residents and extended travels across Michigan cities.
Harrison students recap senior class events at the Legislature visit on April 27 with a student assembly of ballads and songs. Honor roll recipients for March include Woodward, Roth, Hosler, Wilson, Hughes, Henderson. James Mead named valedictorian and Hazel Wilson salutatorian. Senior notes praise their leadership. Junior and Sophomore updates cover ballads, descriptions, and dresses. eighth grade share a humorous desk story.
Pastor Ray M Busler invites all to worship at 10 30 with a sermon and to join in community work. Sunday School follows at 11 45. parents and children are urged to attend and participate in character building.
Buy American Mgr and Mrs John Henry of Farwell visited here Saturday. Howard Harper studying in Ann Arbor spent the weekend with his parents. Mrs Havener of Grand Rapids visiting sister Mrs Fred Smith. Mr and Mrs Robert Burns and family guest of Mr and Mrs James Whitmer Frost Sunday. Harrison citizens spent evenings at Houghton Lake for sucker fishing. Katherine Briggs visited ill relatives Mrs John Briggs Sr and Mrs Charles Reynolds Frost. Leo Campeau weekend visitor in Saginaw.
A Sentinel report notes the Anaya Lily displayed in Barnes Cafe window and the Polisettia plant in the Harper home window. It mentions four orange yellow red shaded blossoms with a V shaped yellow streak, plus many creamy white lilies and late blooming Christmas cacti in local windows.
The Tampa Barbeque and filling station reopened after weeks of closure under a new partnership of Munson and Baley. Glen Munson arrived from Lansing last fall to run the lunch stand and later add Blue Sunoco gasoline and oils. Mr. and Mrs. Fern Baley and their daughter moved from Lansing, and since re opening the interior has been refinished in white.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Congregational Church met at the Tip Top Inn on Wednesday evening April 19. Twenty six members and two visitors attended. After business, hostesses Mrs Beals and Mrs Olive Hallett served refreshments of ice cream and cake, ending the meeting.
A large group of friends and relatives gathered Sunday at the Ray Hecker home to celebrate Mrs Hecker's birthday. The event was a complete surprise with a pot luck dinner followed by social time and games.
The Misses Virginia Schaal Josephine Ladd Rose Marie Stanley Lillian Peck Janet Hughes and Roy Allen John Hughes ventured into Budd Jake this spring. They cooled off Friday afternoon and returned with the report the water is fine and refreshing despite recent ice melt. They vow to go back in real soon.
Col onville residents Mi sses Angle and Philips hosted guests from Rose bush and Pontiac. Sam Leichti and Don Lloyd welcomed Muriel Goostree Maxine Leichti and others for weekend visits. Don Lloyd’s family joyfully welcomed a new daughter Marjorie Lee on Tuesday. Wm Hampton family from Mt Pleasant visited Sarah Bodkins. Clare and Harrison Clute relatives hosted Pearl Clute with other visits.
Brand Mr and Mrs Glenn Hartman of Pontiac and Mrs Carrie Green and baby of the Brown area visited Mrs F Acre Sunday. Don Rosenfield hauled hay to Thurman Robinett and back home. Milo Robinett visited grandma Acre through Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs H C Mickle of Dover visited their daughter and grandchildren Frances recently home from hospital. Joe Poet underwent mastoid operation in Ann Arbor and is recovering well.
Alfred Abbott works on a Dover gravel screen for Mr. Allen. Funeral for Mr. Smith in Farwell last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Kubé visited the Kresses in Lake George. Richtér party from Saginaw enjoyed a cottage stay here. A farewell for Mr. and Mrs. Hoard near Alma. Potluck dinner at N. Smith home. Attendees included the Lampheres Bingham Campbells Richard and the Kubés. Glyde Bohl and son Rodger visited from Grand Rapids with W He Bohl. Sprague family from Chins were here Friday. Hoard of Alma stayed with the Kubés last Thursday.
Ronald Barton of Farwell dined with Ambrosier Mondary. Dan and Mrs Butterfield of Saginaw visited L Frisbey. Blanch Frisbey hosted Clear Lake neighbors for a three course dinner. Several locals attended events and planned next meetings. Conservation men were called to Temple for a 3:00 a.m. fire. Layle Littlefield traveled to Traverse City with Mr Martin.
Mrs and Mrs Wic Smith and children of Mr Morris and Miss Hna Burton of Flint visited Mrs Harvey Wilson Saturday. Burton remained to help care for cousin Mrs Wilson who is weak but improving. Other guests included Mr and Mrs James McClung Mrs Harry Bradley and son Tom Mr and Mrs Galvin Ankney Cole man Mr and Mrs Clyde Kistler Beagle and Leona Cornell son Wayne and wife Oil City JW B Allen and Audley Smith visited Saginaw Sunday Mrs Allen spent the week with her daughter and returned home Sunday night Mrs Frank Barton and daughter Mrs Robert Kleiner spent Friday there.
The column lists visits and travels of residents and families across Colonville Midland Clare and Arthur Township. It mentions Mr and Mrs Glenn Poet visiting son Joey after a mastoid operation in Ann Arbor and reports his improving condition. It records multiple calls on neighbors including the Depotty and Kleiner families and a serious hip injury to Mrs Runyan after a fall at her daughter’s home.
Letters from Clare Hentifie are read aloud in residents' homes across the community, reflecting a surge of interest and engagement among villagers with the correspondence.
Maple Grove holds Sunday School at 1 30 p m. Preaching next Sunday at 2 30 p m. Ti Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 00 p m.
J B Timpe loses a horse Monday. B Schofield visited. Mary Timpe’s son adver into his house on the town line. Mrs Ida Ryne returns from Detroit to stay with her daughter Mrs J B Timpe. Mrs Elmer Schofield attends a quarterly Harrisory meeting with neighbors from Farwell and Gilmore.
A 1932 testimonial reports a woman losing 20 pounds between June and January while under medical care for gall stones. She credits Kruschen Salts with improving her health and energy, urging readers to try a four week program and promising money back if unsatisfied.
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