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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1935
Page
5
Harrison community plans a 10:30 Sunday school and an 11:30 special sermon at the United Brethren Church with a midweek prayer service. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Sen. Ben Carpenter Mayor Robert Burns and Mynard Maybee have returned from a ten day Colorado trip visiting The Dexter gold mine six miles north of Idaho Springs. The senator owns an interest and says digging is in a good vein with expected dividends in coming months.
A Sunday gathering at Mr and Mrs F M Myers home on August 26 marked a fiftieth birthday celebration. Relatives from Lansing Midland Bennnington Arthur and others joined including Bud Mitchener Jackie Deagon Rowena Maurine Hutchinson Mae Gase Ralph Myers Vernice Hale and Norman Myers. The group enjoyed a pleasant day with lighthearted remarks about the milestone.
The Ladies of the Congregational Auxiliary were entertained at Mrs. William Murphy’s home with Mrs. A B Lucas and Mrs. Emma Hoag assisting as hostesses. A brief business meeting planned a county fair stand September 10 to 13 serving meals and lunches. The hostesses served a luncheon to twenty eight guests.
The Hayes Agricultural High School opens the first Tuesday in September with two new teachers. Marion Hansen of Manistee becomes Home Economics. Donald Heller of Mt. Pleasant teaches English History and Geography. Other staff include Superintendent Charles Amble and Principal Mynard Maybeee. More opening details to follow.
The Michigan Department of Conservation announced a survey near Tahquamenon Falls to determine the acreage needed for a potential state park. Commission action in 1927 already favored making the Falls a state park if the property is acquired.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Lower and daughters visited Leitners of Beaverton on Sunday. The Coulter and Deller families spent Sunday at Harrison. Mrs Robert Shull is improving after illness. Frank John and Dewey Lower visited Freeland Monday. Homer Stinchcombe of Farwell to teach starting next Tuesday. Richard Carter preached with songs by Bay City visitors Sunday evening. Benjamin Kanarr on new milk route replacing Frank Billett. Grover Reynolds enjoyed blackberrying last week.
Mr and Mrs Gordon McIntosh and Billa Lea and Floyd Wilcott attended a shower Saturday evening at Mr and Mrs Munger in Poseyville near Freeland. Contractors began work on new bridges for the proposed US 10 highway through the community. Several residents attended events including visits from Detroit and St Louis, with wind and hail storms causing no reported damage.
Greenwood Center residents hosted visitors over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. Mike Griffen and sons from near the Soo and Mrs. Don Schaaf, Mrs. Alzona Roland, and Loretta Roland. Barn fire near Lily Lake destroyed John Heintz’s barn and livestock after children lit hay. LaVerne Darling and Will Woodin planned navy enlistment in Plint. Local families shared gatherings and visits across Harrison Lansing Frost Monroe Flint and nearby towns.
Local families in Pontiac and North Arthur area spent weekends visiting relatives and aiding a community canning effort for hot lunches in Doty school district No. 3. Mrs Bessie Bradley organized volunteers who canned 154 quarts, with half donated to the school, and 180 quarts scanned later by Mrs Bruce and others.
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