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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1935
Page
3
Rates for display advertising on request. Cards of thanks ten lines priced at 250 each plus ten cents per line. Probate and other notices requested to be printed by The Sentinel. Reading notices ten cents per line. Fillers with heading cost ten cents extra. The Sentinel offers full job printing services.
The Harrison column lists United Brethren Church Sunday School at 10 30 a m and preaching at 11 30 a m with evening evangelistic services and song services starting at 7 30 p m Pastor Chas Kleinhardt invites all. It also recaps local visits and family news from residents and guests across Hatton Township and nearby towns.
Hayes Agricultural High School in Har rison presented the three act comedy Dying to Live by its Junior Class on Friday evening January 18. The cast included Rose Marie Stanley Mrs Winlock Virginia Schaaf Sylvia Winlock Helen Lane Melya John Pifer Chick Breen Roy Allen Mrs Winlock John Hughes Montrose Pauline Reigle Estelle Roberta Miller Naomi Estelle Helen Haynack Mrs Dilan Dillingworth. The plot centers on mistaken identity and jealous wife with a large audience turnout reflected by cars along the street. Harold Hughes directed the play with musical interludes by Charles Butts orchestra and additional music after the curtain by Mr For bush and Miss Ballantyne.
School officers were elected on Sunday January 20 at the Congregational Sunday school. Rev. A F Light was chosen Superintendent with Emma Cleveland as Assistant Superintendent Katherine Briggs as Secretary Marie McCartney as assistant secretary Mrs Wallace Harper as treasurer and Viola Van Duesen Betty Schaaf as pianists.
Workers for Jim Buchan of Budd Lake Inn started harvesting Saturday and storing ice in Amy's barn. A crew began Wednesday to fill the Harrison Elevator Company ice house. Ice measures about twelve inches thick.
The Con gregational Ladies Auxiliary held a regular meeting Wednesday evening January 16 at the Don Schaaf home in Hayes town ship. Hostesses Mrs James Stanley and Mrs Don Schaaf served refreshments. The Harrison Study Club meets February 5 with a table and bateaer program led by Helen Fanning Winifred Fanning and Rhoda Gibson. Rolling call asks members to name a Government official and state his office. The Legislative Committee chairs the meeting program. Members are asked to clip and keep this notice.
Miss Jessie Allen and Mrs. Sandy Sanderson hosted a kitchen shower for Miss Hitho Moore last weekThursday evening at the latter’s home. Only eight of sixteen invited due to severe weather. Guests enjoyed Bunco and luncheon. Etha received many gifts. she is daughter of Paul Moore and engaged to Kenneth Smith of Hloise. The date for the wedding is forthcoming.
Harrison unveils its Public Library in City Hall with Mrs. Jessie Gleason as librarian. The library opens Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 12 30 to 6 30 and Saturdays 2 to 8 for school and public benefit. Books and magazines are solicited.
Harrison notes the death of Marie Anna Lang of Greenwood township aged 85 who had long resided near Harrison. The community extends sympathy to her relatives and friends.
Smithsonian scientist Dr. Herbert Friedman reports birds exhibit loud, flashy courting displays primarily to outshine rivals. Observations show males strut and postur e to impress other males, not female birds, who focus on feeding.
Victor Herbert left for Germany at seven where he trained musically. John Philip Sousa, born in Washington, began study at six, studied under Esputa and Benkert, became a violin soloist at eleven and a harmony teacher at fifteen.
Report from Camp Houghton Lake praising MECW and CCC for road and fire line work, advancing forestry and educational programs. Notes on first aid and forestry classes, a typing class, and new music groups. Mentions medical trips, pneumonia recovery, cooks' efforts, social anecdotes, and a humorous officers exchange.
An ad promotes Bukets bladder tablets claiming juniper oil and buchu leaves relieve bladder irritation causing nocturnal waking, urgency, burning and backache. Readers are urged to try the product, with a money back promise if not pleased.
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