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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1934
Page
3
The Sentinel invites probate notices from Friends, asks them to request Judge Dorsey for printing at The Sentinel. It states the newspaper is prepared to handle all kinds of job printing.
Community notices include Sunday school at 10 30 a m preaching at 11 30 a m and another service at 8 00 p m with invites to Harrison residents. The piece lists numerous local visits, gatherings and personal updates from Harrison and surrounding areas with names of families and towns, plus a note on the Harrison baseball win over Coleman.
Miss Hazel Pixley daughter of Mr and Mrs George Pixley wed Elmer Shaver in Angola Indiana on August 4th. Hazel, a Battle Creek area resident and 1932 Detroit high school graduate, and Elmer spent their first week as newlyweds with her parents. The item also lists a busy weekend of local social notes and upcoming United Brethren church events led by Rev Kleinhardt.
Miss Dorotha Bergey spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Bergey in Clare. Mrs Albina Gerow returned Friday from a two week visit with daughter and family in Otisville and Flint. The Orvis family reunion was held with guitar music by Barney Harry and Bill. Several Bowen and Bergey relatives visited by Su nday.
Mr and Mrs John Nunn and children and Wilburn Burns attended Beaverton homecoming Saturday afternoon. Loomis beat Delwin Indians 14 to 9 in a well played Sunday baseball game. Detroit visitors include Charles Crossett and daughter Clifford Crossett with aunt Mrs Bert Crossett, and Jimmie Crossett spent Saturday night with Mrs A B Bergey. Numerous Bergey family gatherings occur across Flint Saginaw Dodge Cranberry Lake and Marion, with relatives and friends visiting, camping trips and weekend calls.
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