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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1933
Page
2
Rates are listed for Clare Michigan postage and foreign points. Display advertising and line charges for notices and fillers are set, with 10c extra for headings and probate printing offered through The Sentinel. Local liners, poetry, and job printing services promoted by the paper.
Church notices bring a Mann Siding word to weekly worship with 8 PM Sunday gatherings and a United Brethren service schedule. Parishioners invited to join pastor led meetings and gospel teachings. Community notes include visits, travels, and local fraternal events through August.
Paragraphs detail Ray M Busler pastor schedule 10:00 Sunday School 11:00 Worship and Sermon and a church invitation to parents and children. It notes the Wayne Avenue Methodist Episcopal church in Cincinnati Ohio and previews Rev L L Roush as guest preacher. It also records various local social notices including Senator Ben Carpenter and family trip plans and other residents visiting relatives and attending events.
A fragment details how the claws of bare bats grip after death, noting their strength and the way they remain hanging from a limb when shot or killed during hanging.
Mrs Mary Ortner and family from Chicago visited last week along with Mrs George Gibis and relatives. Mr Raymond Luce and Miss Burnice Pease with a friend from Mr Pleasant came by with their aunt and uncle. I D Bisten and Mrs Wm Farlow of near Coleman hosted Sunday afternoon guests with Mr and Mrs G Frees. Mrs William Timm and Mrs Otto Garshoiv called last week with their mother Mrs Anna Schroeder who entertained Friday.
Edwir Rouse and family were at Barryton the third. Mr and Mrs Roht Moore of Lansing were guests of John Baluss the first of the week. Mrs Walter Schroeder of Beulah and Mrs Sylvia Pagee and daughter of Chicago visited Roy Myers the first of the week. They planned a two weeks trip in Canada. Chester Gagnon was named from camp the first of the week. Russel Wheeler was home from Ashley over the weekend. Mr and Mrs A E York of Detroit are visiting here this week. Mrs Bua Jacobs, after visiting relatives at Harrietta, is home.
Mrs I Lansing and daughter Marjorie visit Mr and Mrs Mark Sowle. Herrick residents Hardley Sowle family call on his parents. Robi Thompson and Veromae dine with T’s sister at Coleman. Lila and Sarah Densmore weekend with Norman Densmore. B Sheridan Aid held at church and quilted for Mrs Beemar Clare. Next meeting first Thursday in September. Mrs Mark Sowle improving after a fall.
Rev Hendrich and Mrs Hen drich attended the Istler-Davis wedding in Colonville as many Hagie neighbors offered best wishes. The Eagle ball team defeated Clare 4 to 20 at Kenny's Park, while local families visited relatives and shared news of harvests, hospital stays, and social gatherings.
Miss Lucille Roe and Tom Bradley served as attendants while friends extend best wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rocky and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kleiner spent a few days at Twin Lake camping and fishing last week.
Miss Pauline Stuermer of Flint spent ten days with her parents the Stuermer family. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas and family visited Marion on Tuesday. The Budd family visited the Led Gonda home in Frost on Sunday. Flora Stayner returned from a month away including South Haven and the Century of Progress. The Greenwood Grange hosts an ice cream social at the town hall on August 28 with a free one act play. Norman Bruce marked his ninth birthday with a party and cake. Mr. and Mrs. Iva Van Valkenberg drove to Traverse City on Monday.
An advertisement promotes Moone's Emerald Oil as the cure for tender aching feet and corn and callous troubles. It claims the preparation also treats swollen or varicose veins and asserts A Munsell's drug store is selling it widely.
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