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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1936
Page
3
Rates for mail and display advertising are listed with per year and per copy charges. Public notices mention probate notices and printing services, with linage and filler rates and an offer for job printing by The Sentinel.
Sunday services at United Eberether n Church proceed with 10 30 Sunday school and an 11 30 special sermon. A mid week prayer service is noted. Basketball tournament planned by Harrison Independent at the Community Building this Thursday through Saturday. Hayes Agricultural High School reopens after a three week break due to cold and stormy weather.
Charles Hughes stays with A S Youngs and Sammel Bruce family visits Gladwin relatives. Miss Rose Marie Stanley moves to University Hospital of Ann Arbor for further medical care. Local exchanges include Beardsleys and McCartneys visiting, Carl Smith en route to Kalkaska, Keller family visits, and Bert Norris from West Branch. Weekend thaw reduces snow and ushers in hopeful ground. Rexall Birthday sale ends Saturday night.
The Ladies of the Congregational Auxiliary met Wednesday at Mrs. Elmer Clute’s home with Mrs. A. B. Lucas assisting. A brief business session preceded a social evening. Mrs. Charles Amble read sketches from Ann Lindbergh’s North to the Orient. Refreshments followed.
Lake residents gathered at Mrs Geo Irwins Farwell for a pot luck and card games with prizes won by Mrs Aaron Irwin and Mrs Jack Miller. Folks shopped in Clare attended shows in Clare and Farwell dances. Calls go out to undertakers and snow plow crews while locals praise a new Plymouth and report travel, quilting, fish suppers, and weather reminiscent of Florida.
O D Hillard was taken to hospital Monday for medical treatment. West Grant school has been closed the past week due to impassable roads. Ben Agle made a business trip to Farwell Saturday. Charlie Robert Mathes and daughter Bessie Reinke traveled to Saginaw by rail and returned by bus Thursday night. Edward Gordon spent a few days at the Cornwell farm visiting his sisters. Mr and Mrs Henry Barton and Mr and Mrs Buell Smith hosted visits. Mrs Clara McGinnis learned her brother Charlie Cowling was failing fast.
Snowed in for two weeks ends as mild weather returns. Lyle Allen of Hot Springs Arkansas reports new snowfall on Wednesday. Ruth Montney visits sister Mrs Carl Bauer with two children. School resumes after a ten day vacation during which new seats were installed. Elderly resident Erwin Miser recalls seats dating back sixty years. Mr and Mrs Leo Wallace relocate to the McNeil place. Burley Shay er children are ill.
Dorothy Burr worked in Coleman and spent Sunday with the Will Alien family. Raymon Lennox also visited. Mr. Stuber called at the Nellis home. The Meet-A-While club drew only three at Nellie Ramey’s. Next Thursday’s Extension club meets at Mrs Goughs with Mrs Drake, Mrs Nellie Ramey, and Mrs Ruth Allen. Several residents, including Tom Ramey and Wanda Nellis, visited the area homes this weekend.
Mr and Mrs Chester Pickering were Sunday dinner guests at the Carl Budd home. Chester Pickering left Monday for Toledo to act as a witness in a suit. Mrs Frank Kuehl celebrated her 69th birthday with a party February 22 at her home. A goodly number attended despite snow blocked roads. Pot luck refreshments were served and Mrs James Lane gave Mrs Kuehl a birthday cake with sixty nine candles. Fred Graub, ill five weeks, is much improved. Mr and Mrs Forest Savage are the parents of a 6 pound girl born February 20. Mr and Mrs Carl Budd, Stanley Bruce, and David Van Valkenburg shopped in Clare on Wednesday. Miss Lois Budd spent weekend at the Lane home. About fifteen youths enjoyed coasting on Martz hill Sunday afternoon. Wm Robbins, lifelong Greenwood resident, died February 24 at the County Infirmary. Friends extend sympathy to the family.
Col onville residents visit relatives in Pontiac Saginaw and Vernon as school resumes after a two week break. Mrs Thompson and Mrs Empey visit Clute home while Miss Bodkins returns to duties. The community notes caterpillar sighting sudden cold change and postponed Extension Leaders class due to illness.
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