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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1936

Page

3

The Sentinel classifies and rates local notices and ads

The text lists postal rates, ad prices, and printing services offered by The Sentinel. It details rates for subscriptions to Michigan and other regions, single copies, display ads, and 10 cent line charges for liners and reading notices. It notes discounts, filler rates, and a preference for local probate notices to be printed by The Sentinel.

Michigan U. S Canada the Sentinel Dorsey The Sentinel

Local Church Services and Area Notes in Harrison

United Brethren Church holds Sunday services including a special sermon at 11 30 with Sunday school at 10 30 and a midweek prayer gathering. The Hayes Agricultural High School opening is postponed to February 24. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed with weekend travels and social visits across Harrison and nearby towns.

United Brethern Church Hayes Agricultural High School Harrison Ronald Keller Mt. Pleasant Shepherd David Roth James Mead Michigan State College Morrel Clute Morrel, Jr

Fire destroys farm home near Leota in blizzard

The farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Henry near Leota burned to the ground during Thursday afternoon’s blizzard. Mrs. Henry, alone with the children, escaped with them from the blaze and an armful of belongings.

Ben Henry Leota

Family Seeks Help After Fire Destroys Home

Fire destroys a residence leaving several children inadequately clothed. The family, aided by George Lewis, relocates to his Leota home as neighbors assist until outside help arrives.

George Lewis Leota

Harrison Independent Basket Ball Tournament Preview

The Harrison Independent Basket Ball Team hosts a three day tournament from February 27 to 29 at the Harrison Community Building with nine invited teams Clare Farwell Beaverton Marion McBain Tustin LeRoy Houghton Lake and Central State Oil Company of Mt Pleasant. Officials are set for all games and a foul shooting contest will occur Saturday evening. Trophies loving cups and miniature basketball items will be awarded to top teams and players. If successful the event may become an annual affair.

Harrison Independent Basket Ball Harrison Clare Farwell Beaverton Marion McBain Tustin LeRoy Houghton Lake Central State Oil Company Mt Pleasant

Valentine Themed Socials Spur Small Group Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Robert Burns hosted ten guests at a seven o clock buffet and bridge with red and white decorations and heart motifs throughout the meal. Kathleen Hampton celebrated her twelfth birthday with twelve friends at her parents home, games contests prizes refreshments and gifts.

Robert Burns Valentine Mrs. Whitmer Kathleen Hampton B. F. Hampton Kathleen

Local residents visit and family calls in Clare area

Loomis Mr and Mrs Jack Mealey and Eisabeth of Flint called Sunday at five. Harshs Glen Bergey of Flint spent the weekend with grandparents Mr and Mrs B Bergey. Wesley Teale of Vernon Hill called at the Gerow home Tuesday eve. Mrs Ford Seymore spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wesley Teale of Vernon Hill. Mrs Effie Wichert called on Mrs Esther Musser Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Hart Bergey of Flint spent the weekend at the Frank Eddy home. If you want a lot for your money try a classified liner in the Clare Sentinel and get results.

J. A. Whitmer Frost Robert Burns Max Carey Wayne Fosgett Billy Hochstetler Francis Thomas Ronald Keller Fred Clark Detroit Bruce Williams Sheridan Jesse Allen Galifield A. Brown Midland Robert Brown Henry Gardiner Laura Stockwell Virginia Smith Charles Amble Pleasant Maurice Eastment Alma Fred Smith Allan Larnard Camp Houghton Lake Meany Harrison Ideal Theater Clare Roy Wallace Allen Jack Weird Billy Bruce Marion Junior Hughes Cornwell Ranch Pearl Clark Lenard Schwanz Helen Allen Lansing Don Allen Don Lepley Grayling Jesse Hammersly Houghton Lake Wreda Russel Malcomson Jack Mealey Eisabeth Flint Frank Eddy Clare Sentinel Saginaw Guy Murray Seymore Loomis Wesley Teale Wilma Nowwlen Lucille Poet Hagie Joe Snell McLaughlin Freda Leis Eva Raulapaugh Arthur Ginn Byron Dover Cecil Blanchard

Life and impact of Lloyd Douglas author of Magnificent Obsession

The article outlines Lloyd Douglas career from Ann Arbor pastor in 1915 to wartime publicity director in New York. It notes his wide lecture circuit from Yale to Stanford and praise for Magnificent Obsession now in its 44th edition. It highlights themes, characters like Dr Hudson and the transformed youth, and Douglas urging youth to act boldly.

Lloyd Douglas Ann Arbor New York City War Work Council Los Angeles Montreal Yale Stanford Alleganies Rockies Londo Dr. Hudson

Vernon Hill births and local notes highlight week

Andrew Tranklin arrived Thursday to join Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Austin as their new son weighed 8 pounds. Several neighbors and relatives from Vernon, Mt. Pleasant, Clare, Saginaw, Flint, Bay City and Farwell stopped by to visit, share meals, or convey birthday tributes as families report health updates and comings and goings.

Andrew Tranklin Melvin Austin Babe Guy Murray Austin Saginaw Muriel Root Mt. Pleasant Archie Cleveland Clare Robert Archambault Jacob Walker George Snider Ralph Irwin Vernon Tom Bolen F. G. Allen Frank Puskas Detroit Bronson Will Rawson Harry [Frasier Emily Frank Sines Bay City Fred Irwin Frank Pringle Leona Edna Jackwig Bernice Lee Reynolds Flint Warren Heiser Roy Walters West Grant George Bryant Wesley Teale Will Marlin Marlin Clair Stanley Harrison Milo Myers Rev Scott Anna Arrand Earl Jackson Robert Edith Allen Harl, Colesky Farwell

Marie Tussard and the London Waxworks Founder

Marie Tussard born in Bern Switzerland learned wax modeling in Paris. After a three months imprisonment in the French revolution she moved her collection to London.

London Marie Tussard Bern Switzerland Paris

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