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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1933
Page
2
The Sentinel lists annual rates 31.56 to Michigan points and 2.00 to Canada per year, single copies 5 cents. It announces Friday issue, second class matter at Clare Post Office, display ad rates on request, 5 cents per line for notices and progressions, 10 cents extra with headings. It invites probate notices and job printing services.
Local weekly notes record Sunday worship at Mann Siding schoolhouse at 8 PM and multiple United Brethren Church services with times for morning worship evening evangelistic service and midweek prayer. The column lists visitors, hospital updates, travel, and camp life at Prudenville with social events and troop camp progress.
The Congregational Church invites parents and children to Sunday School at 16 00 and worship at 11 00 with Pastor Rev L L Roush of Wayne Avenue M E church Cincinnati as preacher. Local residents and visitors are urged to join in the churchs work and worship for community betterment.
Mrs. Stanfield recovering from diabetes as of Sunday July 30. In nearby Parnell the Stanley children gathered at their parents Eugene and wife to celebrate his seventy sixth birthday with a pot luck dinner. Frank Watson and James Garrabrant were also mentioned in local notices. Garrabrant backed a car into a ditch near the old Frost town hall damaging the windshield and top but escaping injuries.
Members of the Clare-Isabella Pomona Grange invite Fourth Degras members and families to attend tonight's meeting at our hall. Next Monday night the Grangers will entertain children. All attendees are asked to bring ice cream and ladies bring cake.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Shorewood of Owosso spent Tuesday with J. Dells at the Hid Cutler home. Mrs. Maggie Hale of Marion joined them. The Cutlers and Sam Davis of Flint visited Bertha Lake cottage and returned Sunday. Hlme Randall of Grand Rapids visited his mother and the Nealie Cook home over the weekend. Mrs. Frank Davis and Edith visited sister Martha Keehn of Marion Thursday. Lawrence Thering and family of Rosebush were in the neighborhood Sunday.
Mrs L Frisbey hosted friends in Big Rapids with Sunday callers including Bessie Kress Maud Kress Maysel Kress and W Finch. Visitors Rev Ambrosier and son Carl from Coleman joined A F Ambrosier and Mrs Beard in Gratiot Ohio.
The Rev. Ray M. Busler, pastor of the Congregational Church in Harrison, is briefly visiting his son in Tampa, Florida. He exchanged pulpits with Rev. L. L. Roush of Cincinnati and plans to return to Harrison around August 15 after summer travel through July.
Pleasant Valley residents spent weekends visiting Flint and Clare relatives. Local families including Hemstreet, Kever, Wright, and Campbell joined events in Clare and Gladwin while funeral attendances marked the week. Threshing wheat and clover seed were highlighted farming tasks.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Wilson of Detroit visit relatives in Hinkville. The group travels to Grand Rapids and Farwell for family gatherings. Local outings include a camping trip at Gladwin State Park and a W G T A picnic near Stevenson Lake.
A July 23 storm struck Camp 16 13 two miles east of Harrison while the scouts ate lunch. The kitchen and mess hall were wrecked and tents damaged. One boy was injured as crews scramble to secure the aftermath and begin repairs.
An ice cream and cake social to benefit O B S is planned at the Masonic Hall in Harrison on Friday night. The event invites the community to attend and support the fundraiser.
Ancient Egyptians made amulets and ornaments from lapis lazuli and related stones noted for their vivid blue color and trade value. The craft reflects ceremonial and decorative uses in tombs and temples across ancient Egypt.
Detroit caller F and R Vandermeer inspected contract beans at Carl Williams home. Dolph Holland and Erwin Fuller visited Clare. Steinhough and Paul Kishmere traveled to Clare on business. Curtis Presley caught a five pound bag at Big Norway Lake with ordinary worms. The Williams family hosted visitors from Clare and Dehvin. Curtis Presley works on the east townline road. The Bader family hosted guests en route to St Louis after visiting Otis Lindsay. Frank White from Marion brought beet weeders to the farm.
Residents note a wish for rain while reporting local visits and family news. Robert and Willon Miller of Corunna visited their uncle John Gaffney. Mrs Rena Hinebecker from Sears visits sister Jennie Hicks. Albert Gaffney starts work for Rolland Dyer near Sears. Carl Oberholtzer dies of heart failure formerly of the area. Community members comment on road work and local activity.
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