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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1938
Page
3
Community church notices list Sunday School at 10:00 a m preaching at 11:00 a m and midweek prayer at 7 30 p m. Visitors welcomed. Various local residents visited relatives and pursued education and travel plans across Lansing Detroit Grand Rapids and Bay City with multiple family and social engagements noted.
Harrison Independent Basketball split two home games and two away losses. The Harrison juniors beat Marion 35 24 led by Hughes at ten points while Groves and Harper added eight each. Marion's Jones and Richardson had eight apiece. In a Marion doubles, Cadillac YMCA defeated Harrison 35 23 in the preliminary and 47 27 in the first team contest, Westman scoring 18 for Cadillac. Harrison plans home dates with CCC Houghton Lake and Clare Merchants, then road trips to Farwell and Houghton Lake. Harrison high boys later beat Helenville in two Friday games and set up Merritt at home.
Mr and Mrs Fred Schaaf entertained friends with auction bridge and refreshments on a Saturday night. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Kemmis Mr and Mrs E M Bucholz and Rep and Mrs B F Hampton. Mrs Albert Archambault hosted the Thursday afternoon bridge club on January 6 with prizes to Mrs Robert Hecker Mrs Harry Merrill and Mrs Edgar Bringman Light refreshments followed. Mrs Edgar Bringman will host this week. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Lawhead hosted the Pedro club with twelve guests and a chilli supper at nine. The Ladies Bible class of the Congregational church met January 6 at Bertha Barton’s home with eight members and one guest Mrs Paul Moore due to severe weather. A dinner was served after sewing Vice President Theressa Lucas presided The entertainment committee Mary Hill Margaret McArthur Theressa Lucas Ann Rhodes presented a program The next meeting will be February 3 at the Ohio Tavern with Mary Hill as hostess.
A cautionary note warns that substituting products is dangerous for business. It argues that 666 yields higher returns than a SUBSTITUTH, while stressing customers are the most valuable asset and losing them endangers the enterprise.
Tri County Health Unit notes measles once deemed minor can harm the heart and kidneys later. Advances in serum and placental extract offer partial immunity and prevention, with 80 percent immunity for up to four weeks and trials in schools showing reduced fever duration. BE V Thiehoff, M D, District 7 director signs off.
A school notes extensive shop work listing includes 1 funnel 1 saw horse 3 cold chisels 1 pump rod 4 milk stools 2 chicken crates 1 wall rack 5 magazine racks 1 cookie cutter 2 evners 1 smoking stand and more. Several home repair jobs were completed such as soldering separator spouts milk pails kitchen utensils repair and threads pump rods glazing sash sharpening axes knives and saws. One radio cabinet was brought to school and repaired.
Lake news items report Donald Hindman returning to the cottage for the winter. Carrie Lansing of Clare visits indefinitely at the home of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Oman. Various locals, including Millard Scott in Cambridge Ohio and families like the Galdeens and Fish, spend weekends or vacations with relatives in the area and Toledo.
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