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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
3
Friends of The Sentinel may request Judge Dorsey to have probate notices printed by The Sentinel. Liners and reading notices charged at 10c per line, fillers 5c per line. Heading adds 10c. The paper offers various job printing services.
The Harrison United Brethren Church issues a schedule with Sunday school at 10 30 a m preaching at 11 30 a m Christian Endeavor 7 15 p m and long service with preaching at 8 00 a m inviting Harrison residents to attend. The piece also lists a long roster of residents and visitors from nearby towns to various family and social events, school activities, and trips over the weekend and past week.
A vintage advertisement promotes replacing worn tires with Goodyear tires marketed by H J Foster in Clare. The piece highlights durability and brand quality as a selling point for local readers.
The Harrison Board of Commerce met May 22 in the Congrega tional church dining parlors. A baked ham dinner served by the Ladies Auxiliary preceded a business session led by chairmen, with plans for a September meeting, a Fourth of July town celebration, and new member drives.
Roy Root of Lansing attended his daughter Virginia Root’s Farwell 1934 graduation along with Francis Hanes Arthur Walker Blanch Halstead Olen Wirt and Herschel Reiss. Alumni banquet at Farwell gym drew several locals. George Van de Bogart returned from wintering at Climax andHarry Baker of Farwell visited here. Virginia Root noted as graduate among others in Farwell class.
Sunday School at 1 30 P M with preaching at 2 30 P M Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 P M Miss Cora Smedley spent Sunday at home John Schaar moved a team and machinery to his farm and expects to live in his new house this summer Russell Alwood has recovered from erysipelas and is working on the road this week Miss Doris Schofield spent the weekend at home Mr and Mrs Don Luce of Lake George called on her parents Sunday evening and took her two brothers and sister home with them for a few days stay Mr and Mrs Garnet Ferguson are the proud parents of a baby boy We have not learned the name Presiding Elder Clapp preached at this church Sunday Mr and Mrs Cecil Davison and children of Farwell called on her parents Sunday evening Mr and Mrs E Schofield attended the wedding of their niece Miss Mildred Stanley and Olin Teachout Sunday Hon Smedley Chas Tigner and Dick Kingdon of Midland spent Sunday with relatives here Mrs George Liddell who spent a few months with her daughter Alice in Pontiac returned home on Monday
Residents and visitors share weekend visits and family gatherings. Clare guests attend Farwell commencement. Golden Jubilee services noted at Farwell Methodist church. picnics, races and homemade ice cream mark Belinger Grove outing with about 80 attendees.
Mrs Bertha Randall, grandmother of Meryl, hosts guests of their mother as part of a family gathering noted in the wedding day or social column. The brief reference highlights extended family attendance.
Pleasant Valley residents Mrs. Owen Spink and Mr. Owen Spink visited niece Miss Pearl Maxine Presley at Broadstetter hospital in Mt Pleasant Sunday afternoon. The Stittsworth infant is ill with pneumonia. Rex Robinette and Kenneth Rockey visited and traveled in the northern part of the state. Norma Bates hosted Einora Kleiner and Thelma Orvis for Sunday dinner. The Community party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Merrill in Colonville drew good representation. Sympathy extended to the Guest family after the death of Mr. Guest. Grant visitors Mr. and Mrs. Joe Larson called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Arnold.
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