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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1937
Page
5
The Sentinel announces Friday publication notes for Clare listings. Rates include display advertising with 10 cents per line for liners and reading notices, 5 cents for fillers per line, heading adds 10 cents, and 25 cents for ten lines for cards of thanks. Probate notices may be published if requested. Judge Wyle is asked to arrange printing.
Harrison News reports United Brethren Church led by Pastor Charles Kleinhardt schedules Sunday services at fual hour with Sunday school at 16 30 and a special sermon at 11 30 plus midweek prayer. The notice extends cordial invitation to all.
Hayes Agricultural High School seniors rehearse the three act comedy Deaton Dodds to be staged March 9 at the Community Building. Ronald Keller directs with a cast including Willard Darker Deacot Dubbs Lawrence Myers Amop Golemin and Wanda Richyrison Rosée Raliegh in supporting roles.
About one hundred fathers and sons attended a Friday evening banquet in the Congregational Church dining parlors with a dinner by the Congregational Ladies Auxiliary and a program by the Stroellers Dramatic Club of Flint. Mixed bridge club members and Hatta bridge club members also held gatherings with prizes and cake baking goals. Ava Jean Bringman celebrated her sixth birthday with games and refreshments at the Bringman home.
The second annual basketball tournament runs this weekend at the Harrison Community Building. Eight teams enter: CCC Temple, CCC Camp Houghton Lake, Oraitt Bakery, Midland, Houghton Lake, Semiroll Pipe Line Mt, Pleasant, Gladwin, Marion and Harrison. Trophies awarded after Saturday’s final games.
Maggie Wright was born March 9 1874 and died February 18 1937 at her Temple home. Funeral services were held February 21 in Temple with Holder George Bailey and Elder David Bailey officiating. Interment was in Temple Cemetery. She leaves her husband Lowell Wright and two sons Herbert of Temple and Frank of Lansing, two sisters, and many grandchildren and friends.
Rev. Kolenda, conducting revival meetings at Hughes Opera House, caused fear by sending small boys with yellow pamphlet telegrams to residents and farmers near Harrison on Saturday afternoon. The notices warned of the revival and unsettled local households.
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