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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1931
Page
3
The text lists subscription prices for Michigan and other areas, single copies at five cents, and display advertising rates upon application. It notes legal and probate notices, cards of thanks, and line rates for liners and reading notices. The Sentinel offers printing services and job printing, with affiliations to state press associations.
The Harrison news item reports church services led by Rev. Chas Kleinhardt with Sabbath School at 10:30 and 11:30 worship, plus a 7:30 p.m. Bible study and a Wednesday prayer meeting. It notes a large turnout of Boy Scouts from Carson City and visitors from Indiana and Ohio, and lists numerous local visits, birthdays, and gatherings.
Mrs Clement and others camped at Wilson Park while Rev Hankey and Detroit visitors returned home. Families from Cadillac to Canandagus joined barbecues and picnics at Wilson State Park and local cottages. Reunions, girl scout camp, water carnival attendance, and Park concerts spotlight a busy season with births and marriages but no deaths.
The Rev. David Smith descendants from Bristol Springs New York met at Wilson State Park on Sunday August 2 for their fifth annual family reunion. Attendees included Mrs D Smith and Mr Mrs Arthur Smith of Naples NY, Mrs Burton Outhouse of Canandaigua NY, Elmer Havener and three friends from Grand Rapids, and Rev Ray Busler and wife from Harrison. Fred D Smith of Harrison presided as vice president. prayer was offered by Rev Ray Busler. officers elected include Ernest Be Smith of Lansing as president.
Harrison correspondent reports the Con gregational Sunday School young men held a two day camping party at Hughes cottage on Arnold Lake under Rev Harold Slocum and house mother Mrs Slocum. Attendees included Rovella Clark Roger Briggs James Mead Allen Henderson John Hughes Ellis Whilden Hughes Henry Carman David Harper Francis Totten Bruce Totten Rex Clute Marion Roth. They shared chicken dinner with Prof Charles Amble and family. later visits from Rev A B Light and others. Activities ranged from vesper services to marshmallow roasts and games. Henry Carman set a ringers record in horseshoes though deemed accidental. The group returned Monday morning after a weekend of sport and fellowship.
Fred Burke learns his son is gravely ill in Idaho while Mrs Burke slowly recovers from burns. The Shinabangers and children visit relatives in Ewart and bring Manan home. Grace Brill and Marion party fish Lost Lake. The Strubles and Gaffneys attend a Freeman dance. Barbara Green visits friends in Clare.
A shopping list of Bargains includes children's pajamas in wide leg prints for girls 8 to 14, regulation army tents 7x9 feet with stakes, part wool blankets in multiple colors, 45 inch oilcloth, 36 inch school bloomers, women's mercerized cotton hose, unbleached sheeting, talcum, large Mavis soap, bed spreads, Krinkle spreads, and folding metal frame chairs with canvas seats offered at discount prices.
Mr Vernon Grange and Mrs Verette visited his brother Fred and family Sunday. Dale Stough stayed with his sister Mrs John Tice at Flint. Mr Runge of Chicago visits daughter Mrs Lou Bradway. Edw Pannicki home from Ann Arbor hospital with a broken leg in a cast. to return in a few weeks. Mr and Mrs Geo Ackerman and daughters Leda and Florence spent a week in Flint with Mr and Mrs Mike Rogers. Mrs Geo Dennis and several others attended Asa Grooms funeral in Flint Monday. Mrs Frank Derby and Robert returned to Pontiac after a visit at the Brewer home. Beverlay Rogers of Mint visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Geo Ackerman. Wilson Sharpe stayed weekend at Fred Verett’s. Mr and Mrs Martin Groner and family and Marshall Siple of Pontiac visited Mr and Mrs Geo Dennis. Siple stayed a few days. Ralph Stevens and son Fred made a business trip to St Louis Tuesday night.
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