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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1935
Page
3
Display ads priced on application with line rates set by the Sentinel. Cards of thanks cost 25 cents for ten lines, 5 cents per line after that. Resolutions, poetry and liners in locals 10 cents per line. Fillers 5 cents per line, plus 10 cents extra for headings. Sentinel offers job printing services.
Harrison church announces Sunday School at 10:30 a m and preaching at 11 30 a m evangelistic services 7 20 p m Sunday. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 00 p m. Pastor Chas Kleinhardt invites all to attend and promises no disappointment.
The Helping Hand Society of the United Brothern church met at Mrs. Wallace Wolfe’s home Thursday to sew quilts for local families in need. Various local residents visited, hosted, or traveled for holidays, with multiple social engagements noted across Houghton Lake and nearby towns.
Dr Myers of Gladwin treated horses for parasites in the neighborhood on Monday. A local basketball game drew attendees from here to Harrison on Monday night. John Pfannes and son Wim are on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Oscar Corder and L G Brown of Lansing visited the Browns. Richard Pfannes left for Pontiac to work in the auto shop. Beatrice Mitchell is back from Flint after Christmas break.
Mrs. S. E B Johnson spent the holidays with daughter Mrs. Sarah Carson south of Lake. Grant McLane and family hosted New Years Eve with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith and oyster supper. Albert Bassett passed on after a two year illness. sympathy extended to the family.
Mr. and Mrs Harold McLain welcomed a baby girl born January 6. Mrs Clinton Foster and children visited her parents Mr and Mrs C J Diets. Mrs Nealie Cook visited Mrs O St Diets. Mr and Mrs Martin Keehn and daughters visited the Frank Davis Theme. Mr and Mrs Sam Gaskill and Mr and Mrs Roy Sutton traveled to Harrison. Mr and Mrs Knapp of Marion visited their daughter Mrs Clyde Gable. Mrs Clarence Coleman and son Robert returned from Flint after holiday visits.
Pleasant Valley residents and relatives visited family and friends across Harrison and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Owen Spink traveled to Harrison for a weekend, while Tirvin Orvis and family visited Earl Rever near Mt Pleasant. Ruby Thompson spent Sunday at the Glute home in Colonville and George Hemstreet visited his mother Gerlow in Loomis.
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