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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1935
Page
2
The notice lists annual postage to Michigan and other regions, Canada rates, Friday issue dates, and court of probate notices. It mentions display ad rates by application, 25 cent cards of thanks up to ten lines, and se lines for longer items. It appeals to readers to request printing by Judge Dorsey for probate notices.
Harrison residents attend church with Sunday school at 10 30 and a special sermon at 11 30. Weekly prayers led by Pastor Chas Kleinhardt. Bryan Fanning's business trip to Ann Arbor. Local families visit relatives in Alma Frost Lansing Arcadia Clare and Mt Pleasant. Friday the Maybee family bought a new Pontiac coach.
The Good Samaritan column lists Mrs. Hopkins and her son Bob with Miss Raymond of Chesaning along with Mrs. P. E. Beals and Mrs. J. M. VanDuesen in a social note.
The Harrison Chapter No 408 OES held its annual officer installation at the Lodge Hall with a large audience. Olive Pifer was installed Worthy Matron and Clyde Pifer Worthy Patron, along with other officers and star points. A past Matron pin and bouquets were given, and ice cream cake and coffee served afterward. The next meeting will be December 16.
Mrs. J. R. Brown was named chairman of the Christmas entertainment to be staged by the Congregational Sunday School. On Sunday evening December 22 the Sunday School will share a supper in the church dining parlors followed by a Christmas program and a special treat for the children.
Clare County residents packed the Rowland farm west of Harrison for a public auction of the Ferrin Rowland Estate and Mrs Elizabeth Rowland. The account notes the crowd exceeded a thousand, attracted by curiosity and the belief of a cash sale, with auctioneer Thomas Groves attaining top prices for items. Elmer Rowland, Ferrin’s brother, and Ferrin’s Flint-based uncle attended.
The Harrison study club members hosted Misses Helen and Winifred Fanning and Miss Allegra Gager at a member’s home. Christmas welfare work is set for December 23 at Miss Anna Jons’s home to assemble baskets, plants and gifts for ill and aged residents. A party to be held December 17 shifts to Mrs Charles Amble’s house with hostesses Mrs Mynard Maybee and Mrs Robert Browh. Fifteen members attended the roll call sharing Christmas wishes. Helen Fanning led an engaging program with piano solos, a Barcarolle, The Gift of the Magi review by Mrs Morel-Clute, and a talk by Miss Raymond of Chesanag on Treasure Island.
The Independent team opened at the community building Friday evening against the Marion Independents, tying 22–22 at the end of regulation and winning 28–22 with three baskets in overtime. Harrison then beat Mt Pleasant in a close Tuesday matchup.
Rudy, snowbound in a city apartment, shovels a path to help a neighbor and rediscovers Christmas spirit. His mother, lonely yet hopeful, is surprised when Sallie Sims arrives to share a simple tree and holiday cheer.
Daisy Sprague two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sprague died early Thursday at University Hospital Ann Arbor from spinal meningitis. No other cases reported in the area.
A historical excerpt argues dogs resemble humans in psychology. It notes dogs display jealousy affection shame and fear while sharing inhibitions stimulations and complexes and other emotional moods with people.
Hudson production lines operate at over 1700 units per day and still climb. Company officials report rising demand and sustained output as factories scale to meet orders from Hudson and Ter planes suppliers.
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