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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1936
Page
3
The notice states annual rates of $1.50 to Michigan, $2.00 to other U.S. points and Canada. Single copies cost 10 cents, with liners and reading notices at 10 cents per line and fillers at 5 cents per line. Issues are issued every Friday and entered at Clare Post Office as second class matter.
Sunday services held at the usual hour with Sunday school at 10 30 and a special sermon at 11 30 A cordial invitation is extended to all Midweek prayer service is announced Pastor Chas Kleinhardt leads both services everyone is invited
The Hayes Agricultural High School remains closed until Monday February 17 due to severe cold and blizzards. Many rural schools also face indefinite closures as record low temperatures and ongoing snowblockades hinder travel. Road crews work day and night to reopen routes, with double header snow plows clearing eight to ten foot banks and buses stranded near Lake George.
The Harrison Independents were blocked from reaching the tournament at Houghton Lake on Wednesday and Saturday due to road closures and a blizzard. Thursday they lost to Cadillac by three points after leading by 18 at the end of the third quarter.
Social events and parties scheduled last week were postponed due to bad weather. Organizers cited stormy conditions and safety concerns as the reason for rescheduling.
The Harrison Study Club met Friday at Mrs. Fred Smith's home after a weather postponement. Six guests and sixteen members attended as Mrs. Welsh spoke on youth and entertainment, plus a paper on Early Michigan History. Cards, pastries, and heart decorations followed with plans for March 3 at Mrs. Elmer Clute's home.
Mr and Mrs Francis Thomas hosted a Sunday birthday gathering at home for seven friends. The evening concluded with generous servings of homemade ice cream and birthday cake.
The correspondent reports being stranded by blocked roads and an out of order telephone line while en route to the countryside for the weekend. She vows to return with Harrison news once conditions improve and weather cooperates.
A reflective piece contrasts Abraham Lincoln with Nietzsche and the rise of Communism and Atheism. It argues Lincoln would oppose these ideas, laments their spread, and envisions a future leader greater than Lincoln to counter the threat. The piece includes school notes and student poems from Our Abraham Lincoln.
The Lake George community logs heavy snow and power shortages as buses struggle through drifts. Harry Kress and local drivers work overtime with state plows. residents await plows while a delayed rescue brings in a bread truck and coal deliveries. One accident injures Harnest Bringold before hospital care.
When gloom settles, a man seeks spots of life and crumbs of comfort to lift his spirits. This instinct sustains him, offering heart to press on through adversity.
The Michigan Department of Conservation plans a year round museum and Officers' training school at Camp Pioneer in Roscommon County after transfer from federal authorities. Reconditioning will begin next month with classrooms dormitory staff quarters and recreational facilities. The site will also house a Conservation museum with exhibits on birds fish and other wildlife for sportsmen and conservationists.
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