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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1937
Page
8
The Sentinel prints classifieds and social notes from Clare area residents. Names of families guests and visitors populate the page with exchanges among Lang, Reynolds, Maybee, Briggs, Beemer, Hammersly, Rule, and others.
Harrison United Brethren Church announces Sunday services at the usual hour with Sunday school at 16 30 and a special sermon at 11 30 plus midweek prayer. Visitors include Helen Higgins of Ann Arbor. Local notices recap visits, gatherings, and modest misfortunes around town.
Collier's Weekly notes a feminine custom in central Europe where a bride weeps into a handkerchief at her wedding and preserves it for her casket, believing she will carry the tears of joy to her grave.
Mrs J A Whitmer entertained a Frost township group with dinner and progressive bridge where J M Van Duesen and Mrs Carpenter won first prizes. Harrison guests joined a C B S party at the Masonic Star hall with pedro and bridge prizes awarded. Don Malcomson hosted pedro at home with guests from Hayes and Frost. Rich mond Woods and Paul Catron won top prizes.
The Harrison Independent Basket ball team will play in the Houghton Lake Tournament this Thursday through Saturday. Harrison has 18 wins, 11 losses in 24 games, scoring 786 to 671 for opponents. Other entrants include West Branch, Grayling, Roscommon, McBain, Cadillac, Houghton Lake, and several camp teams.
Rural residents including Mrs. Wm Tealé and daughter and Mrs George Burch with Henry Hinkie attended a birthday party for Mrs Maggie Mott in Farwell on Monday. Groundhog day follows a bright winter day as travel remains cautious on icy roads. No school due to illness of Miss Hales. Visitors included Clair Oliver of Saginaw and relatives in Farwell. Bruce Gingery visited kin in What Saturday night and returned Sunday.
Bill Perry of the Briggs plant Detroit spent the weekend here with his wife and baby. Don Malcolmson hosted a pedré party and chicken supper Saturday evening. Elvin Budd of Greenwood visited relatives, while John Woods family welcomed them. Mrs. Gordon Payne visits relatives in Saginaw. J A Whitmer hosted bridge Thursday. Doc Cook returned to work at Pontiac after a home stay.
Mr and Mrs Leo Grounda and Mr and Mrs Edward Woods visited their parental home in Frost on Friday. Thressa Dunsmore spent the weekend with Irata Woods. Beulah Allen, from Lansing, returns home to enter Harrison high school. Rouelle Clark heads to Detroit to seek work. Carrie Colrey called on Mrs Hodges. Frost District No 3 children enjoy hot lunches. Pearl and Zola Clark visit Detroit.
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