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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1940
Page
9
Editorial notes rates for Michigan and other points, single copies and display ads, liners and reading notices priced per line, with beading extra. It urges friends to ask Judge Wylie to have probate notices printed by The Sentinel.
Former Harrison resident Mrs Clark Ash died August 10 at Grace Hospital Windsor after a month long illness caused by a stroke followed by a heart attack. Survived by husband Clark Ash ten children in Windsor Clarkston Michigan Vincennes Indiana fifteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Memorial details include family origins in Harrison before moving to Windsor in 1916.
The column lists numerous birthday celebrations and dinners across Harrison and nearby towns. Notable mentions include Rev. A. F. Light’s eighty seventh birthday hosted by his son Lewis Light, several Roth family members celebrating at McBride, and Joy Sehlegel hosting a luncheon at the Tip Top Inn in Cincinnati visits. Multiple guests from Clare, Detroit, Alma, Midland, Farwell and Mt. Pleasant attend dinners and social hours at cottages and homes, with travel to Farwell, Mancelona, and Otsego Lake for gatherings.
Mr. Vernon Grange met with fourteen present on Monday night. A wood program was given. Next Monday night will feature a birthday feast and a covered dish supper. Pomotia Grange to meet Gilmore Grange on September 5. Wanda White of Brinton visits her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Waiter White.
J. D. Coffman of Houghton Lake called on Jennings Archambault Monday. Mrs. Emmaline Daniels and Mell Hulbert were Sunday callers at Mrs. Archambault's home. Farmers praise last week's rain queuing strong corn and potato crops and solid prep for fall wheat. Malta notes population 262,000 in a separate item.
A historical note recalls Adolf Hitler as a child sang in the choir of a Benedictine monastery, highlighting his early exposure to disciplined musical settings and religious life.
In Honolulu Chinese shops dried snakes are sold as a remedy for rheumatism and related ailments. Vendors promote their curative value and urge customers to try the traditional remedy.
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