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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1936
Page
3
The Clare Sentinel lists annual rates to U S and Canada with 5c single copies. Friday issue entered as second class matter. Ad rates, cards of thanks, and fillers priced per line or per heading. Local readers urged to request probate notice printing details from Judge Dorsey.
Harrison area United Brethren Church schedules Sunday worship at usual hour with Sunday school at 10 30 and a special sermon at 11 30. A midweek prayer service and cordial invitation are extended. The page also lists numerous local visits and travels among residents including Chas Kleinhardt and Mrs Morrel Clute and notes on teachers, students, and family gatherings across Frost Beaverton Clare East Lansing and Detroit.
High School boys hosted LeRoy with two games. Harrison won the first game for the second team, while LeRoy claimed the top contest. Harrison, in the Six D League, sits at 0-3 after three losses as they push to break the skid under coaches Keller and Maybee. Independents traveled to Roscommon for a double header. Harrison won 80-28 behind Chaffee’s twelve, then Roscommon won 39-26 with Rutledge scoring nine and Roth twelve for the losers.
Classifieds offer to hire helpers to clean a house and make a profit. The notice promises steady work and earnings for regular cleaning tasks.
A New Year dance sponsored by Harrison Independent Basket Ball Club drew a gay crowd from Harrison and nearby towns. Eight friends hosted a New Year’s gathering at Mr and Mrs Wayne Folger’s home with popcorn and apples. Mrs Harry Merrill organized a bridge party with plans for a young women’s bridge club and prizes awarded to Mrs Max Carey and Mrs Ronald Keller.
Ladies of the Bible class met at Mrs. John Briggs Sr home on Thursday afternoon. Many missed the gathering but those present enjoyed a successful event with a pot luck lunch. The Helping Hand Society of the United Lutheran church met Thursday afternoon despite a storm causing low attendance. Work planned for the afternoon included repairing church hymn books.
The Van Duesens hosted a dinner and bridge party with ten guests. Mrs. John Kemmis and Mrs. Fred Smith won first prizes at three tables, while Mrs. Ben Carpenter and Mr. John Kemmis took consolation prizes. Eight former members attended as the club resumes after three years, with new members Mrs. William Henderson and Mr. John Keeming joining. The next event is planned for January 17 at a host home.
Harrison woke to a heavy snow storm that dumped about twelve inches on top of six inches, blocking many streets. County Road Commission crews worked through Thursday night and Friday, with Saturday’s renewed winds creating deep drifts and further road closures.
The regular weekly meeting of the Home Economics Extension Group of Harrison was held at Mrs. Nettie Chase's home. Fourteen members attended and Mrs. Hudson Jones led the lesson on Equipment and Arrangement of the Kitchen. An informal discussion on serving and a washroom and cloak room separate from the kitchen followed. The next meeting will be January 24 at Mrs. Harry Merrill's home with a pot luck lunch at noon.
From this date, I will not be responsible for debts contracted by others. Kenneth Stambaugh Harrigon signs this self liability notice.
Mr and Mrs Walter Dellar spent an evening at the Ray Houghton home. Mrs Ida Weaver gave a Christmas picture memorial to Mr Frank Weaver. School started with Mrs Dellar in charge. James Miser and daughter Maxine of Pontiac visited Irwin Miser family. Loree Theo Beile Allen vacationed with cousins Alger and Lois Smock of Vernon Two. Melvin Allen family visited Floyd Allen. Lyle returned home. Mrs G Manee visited her daughter in Clare and Mrs Thurman Robinett cared for a Clare baby. Vera and Ruth Smith visited Jean McArthur.
John Madison called at the Seeley Johnson home to report Mrs. Madison in poor health. Mr and Mrs Raymon Benson and children visited the George Ikes home. Albert Madison and children spent New Year with his parents. Ben Agile and Wynona returned from Mt Pleasant. Nathan Defoy of the Cornwell ranch stayed with Seeley Johnson. H E Hillard moves to The Bicknell place north of Clare. Charley Smith cares for his mother in Clare. Arlene and Emma Robinett visited Brand school in Arthur.
COLONVILLE school opened Monday following a two week break. Visitors to the Clute home in Harrison included Mr. and Mrs. Jaye Clute and Mrs. Harold Clute with Louise. Rosebush guests were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Phillips and son Joe and Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Phillips with Pauline and Patsy. Mrs. Vandewarker recovered from quinsy after Dr Woods lanced her throat twice. Irene Moore of entrait stayed with the Clutes. Helen Brosky hosted youths at the Chas Bodkins home. Floyd Garver and Roberta of Lansing spent the weekend with her parents, the Hamptons, bringing A. B. D. to his home.
Weekend visitors included Mrs Mike Weedle's daughter Mrs Lil lie Rose from Lansing and grandson Arthur Smith from Lansing My, plus Perce Benson and Lou Weedle from Detroit. Perce Benson and Lou Weedle visited Oscar Maxwells Thursday evening. The Anderson crowd enjoyed sliding and skiing on Leo Smock's hill. Clarence and Tom Ramey hosted visits from Mr Nevins and Mrs Ramey. The Meet-A-While club planned a gathering with Mrs Hovey this Wednesday.
Miss Pauline Stuermer of Flint returned home for New Year’s visit. Flora spent the holiday with relatives. Gertrude Lane visited relatives in Owosso. Betty and Lois Budd stayed with aunt Mrs Don Malcolmson in Trost. Russel Cook visited Frost parents. Barbara Jean Holcomb is ill with whooping cough. Mrs Don Schaaf on sick list. Mr and Mrs Lewis Light visited Carl Budd’s home. Edith and Jimmie Lane ill with whooping cough but improving. Fern Keller of Harrison engaged to teach Doty School. Freda Welsh teaching near Pontiac spent vacation with parents. Martha Bringold visited at home during school vacation.
Mrs Hugh Swindlehurst and family spent Monday evening at the Thomson home. Mrs John Onderkirk and daughter Vilo and Bill Wiltsie visited New Year Eve at the Orvel Graham Crawford home who has pneumonia but is improving. Merle Dunn and family and Herman Dunns visited Mrs Robert Dunn on New Years day. Rev Telcher of Clare attended Union Evangelistic Services at the local M B Church Friday. The fifteen month old baby of Mr and Mrs Hiwin Cluley was buried.
Thursday afternoon services were led by Rev. R. O. Thomson. Ellen Thompson of Midland visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson. The South Rosebush school gains electricity. Several families from Remus and nearby towns hosted New Year gatherings. Marion Willey has chicken pox. Matthew McConnell returns to Grand Rapids seminary after holidays with family. Elizabeth Maybeé of Lansing spent the weekend here. A choir organized by Center M. E. church members. meetings set at L. A. Stickle home. Florida trip planned for Mary and Leo McConnell and others.
A vintage style notice claims water with meals helps stomach juices and digestion, notes a remedy with a spoonful of Adheriks to ease bloating, and mentions a one dose to cleanse upper and lower bowels. Sold by Leading Druggists in Farwall at Burston's Drug store.
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