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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1938
Page
5
The Sentinel publishes probate notices and legal notices with pricing details. Display advertising rates are available on application and line charges apply for notices, fillers, and poetry. Probate notice printing may be arranged through Judge Wylie for friends needing publication.
Harrison church notices list United Brethren in Christ services led by Rev Town with Sunday School at 10:00 am and 11:00 am preaching plus junior and youth programming and a Tuesday prayer service. Community notes report visits, travels, and family gatherings among Harrison residents and nearby towns with names, places, and dates.
The column lists numerous residents visiting relatives and friends across Michigan. Names include Ruth Zubler, Delores Freeman, Cleo Beth Keaminis, Mrs. Charles Gould, Floyd Havens, Ida Marie Hill, Ephriam Briggs, Catherine McCracken, Jimmie, Miss Rita and Doris, Irene Myers, Opal Bollinger, and many others. Events include visits to Mt. Pleasant, Saginaw, Cadillac, Flint, Clare, St. Louis, and Higgins Lake with extended family gatherings and social calls.
The Hayes Agricultural Unit Schoolgrounds will receive leveling and landscaping approved last week with WPA labor, and remodel of the front section into two large schoolrooms will also begin soon. Total cost for both projects is about ten thousand dollars and neither will be finished before school starts. The 1881 Harrison first school building has been wrecked, with lumber removed. demolition contract went to Howard Browdkay of Pontiac for three hundred seventy five dollars.
Dr and Mrs Harl Wilson hosted Dr and Mrs S C McArthur of Mt Pleasant Mrs Edna Gilbert and Mr Wm Woodman of Detroit at a Tuesday dinner in Traverse City A nine year anniversary dinner for Mr and Mrs Francis Thomas was hosted by Mr and Mrs Ronald Keller with guests including the Thomases Morrel Clure James Voeder Max Carey and others A birthday joint dinner for Mr and Mrs J A Whitmer in Frost township was held with guests Mrs W C McBride A Whitmer Max Carey Patty Lee and Albert Whitmer
West-Freeman Mr and Mrs Blgid Hickok and family visited Mr and Mrs Arthur Hansen and family Tuesday evening. Mrs Verna Boucher hosted relatives and friends from Flint over the weekend. Guy Hickok returned Sunday after a week at his father Wm Hickok s home. Harold Dean Cook entertained cousins Edsel and Giverth Sebring from Evart over the weekend. Lilah Hickok visited Chas Croston in Sears from Thursday to Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harry Blodgett of Hyatt spent Sunday with sister Mrs Thomas Cook and husband. Harry Blodgett and family also called at the Cooks Sunday. Doc Hicks of Sears joined them at Cook residence. Basil and Bruce are staying at the Cooks for a few days.
Relatives entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Glen Lower include Mrs Florence White of Detroit Keith and Bob Filion and sister Carol of Bad Axe Donna and Coloma Leitner visiting Port Huron and the Thumb district Kenneth Coulter spent Sunday with his parents and Mrs Chas Kleinhardt visited Mrs Floyd Black Sunday Betty Kleinhardt left for a Detroit visit Ruth Black Francis Coulter and Arlene Lower visited Sunday afternoon A Farmers Union peach ball game was held Sunday in Robinett Town.
Mr and Mrs Albert Shaver Dorothy Dean and Lyle left Saturday for a few days visit with relatives at Wolverine Mrs Lottie Robitett left last week to spend the week with her daughter Mrs Alios Wilson of Flint Joe Vai Camp of Detroit spent Sunday with his brother Howard at the Glen Lower home Harold Credit is staying with Himmett Robinet for a while Beatire and come to the ball game Friday evening when the Hag le plays the Brown boys on the Brown Corner diamond The ladies will scoop ice cream Mr and Mrs Herold Shaver and daughter Gloria and Leotard McNeal are visiting Mig Shavers parents in tits
Friday to Sunday visits describe Billy Ray Hawkins and cousins at a Houghton Lake cottage with sister Maxine joining. Several locals, including Mrs Edward Gilmore and Mara of West Virginia, visit Hinkle and Mulburg homes. Attendees at a Southwest Vernon Sunday School picnic and multiple locals host or visit friends across Harrison and Flint. Michigan Bell linemen work on lines passing through the community.
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