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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
5
The Sentinel publishable notices listing rates for display ads liners and reading notices ten cents per line with heading ten cents extra fillers six cents per line cards of thanks five to ten cents per line probate notices encouraged to ask Judge Dorsey for printing by The Sentinel job printing services offered by The Sentinel.
Sunday services at Harrison Church follow the usual hour with a 10 30 Sunday school and an 11 30 sermon. Memorial Day visits dot the region as families list travels and get togethers. The 35th Harrison High School Alumni banquet at the Community building promises an evening of music and dance with Charles Butts Orchestra and a Congregational church auxiliary serving.
Wallace L Harper accepted the Harrison High School Alumni Society invitation to be toast master at the thirty fifth annual banquet at the community building on Friday evening June 6. He is the only Father Alumnus with a son also a local high school graduate. His three sons Howard Rex and David, all alumni, are from Bridgeport Connecticut. David as Society president is proving efficient.
Fred R Budd 58 of Wolf Lake Muskegon Michigan died Sunday morning after a seven year illness born August 31 1882 in Chagrin Falls Ohio. He moved from Greenwood township to Muskegon in 1914 married Lillie Sweet February 13 1900? Four children Lois Muston Carl B Har l Armstrong Rolla survive with two sisters Ella Deneneen Rhoda Sprague and two brothers Will M Frank R. Funeral services were at Witt Funeral Home Muskegon and Oakwood cemetery interment.
Temple Mrs. Merlin Burns heads to Mackinaw for summer with Frank Burns. Clarence residents including the Haynak family visit John Baluss. Floyd Davis returns for weekend travel to Heart and Chilson. Austin family joins Baluss. Tillotson returns with Gooley parents. Freda Davis hosts Ellsworth, Denslow, Uplinger and a Mt. Pleasant friend. Eighth grade exercises at town hall honor graduates Lillian David, William Gagnon and Kenneth Root. A large dinner follows and John Brown of Harrison talks Philippines. Chancey Jones of Clare attends school picnic. Kin entertainment guests include Therin Kohn Sag inaw and Florence Zella Peters Windover, Chester and Wloyd Holford. Roy Squires and Helen Pruden travel to Indianapolis via Hillsdale and Gates, return Tuesday. May Crawford returns to Cadillac after helping ailing mother. Chick test event well attended at town hall.
Residents from Detroit Flint Pontiac Saginaw Beaverton and Ironwood visited at the C J Harvey home over the weekend. Families included Mr and Mrs W R May and children Mr and Mrs Mack Harvey and baby June B J Harvey and George Wheatcroft plus John List Gertie Snelling Gordon Snelling Thure Wickman and others en route to Pontiac from Ironwood.
The Thimble Club met with Mrs Lela Malcoms on May 15 and will next meet with Mrs Ruby Sears June 10. Orlo Brooks and his mother and Homer Konkele of Alma visited Sun day at the Frank Brooks home. Will Fox died Sunday morning after a long illness. The family have the sympathy of the community. Amos Walters of Kalamazoo attended the funeral of her father Wm Fox. Mrs Geo Mills visited her brother Harold Griffin and family of Saginaw last week. Mr and Mrs Frank Sears of Detroit visit George Sears and family. Harold Griffin and family visited at the Cooper home Sunday. Tom Cooper and family of Detroit were visiting here last week.
Mrs. Mabel Corey of Kalamazoo visits relatives including Mr and Mrs Oscar Maxwell. Weekend guests include Mr and Mrs Eber Raymond and the Kile family. Oscar Maxwell’s sister Ben Youmans visited with Mr and Mrs. Youmans. Dorothy Burr stays at Will Ave. Nellie Ramey and daughter visit Zins er and Maxwell. Perce Benson and son from Detroit visit Mrs Almyra Wedel. Nellie Weston returns to Lansing.
Community snippets show Mr and Mrs Howard Seabolt visiting Kal kasa relatives and many neighbors attending the Farwell graduation and Chester Halstead wedding. Other items mention land conservation signups, sick lists, a May baby, and travelers from Detroit Flint Lansing and Birch Run, with festive hometown news and condolences.
Hinklville to Clare traffic diverted for a new road project with detours south of US 10 at the Hinkle corner to County Line road then west. Paving begins at Farwell on the regular location with Bellinger curve to reroute north of the Pere Marquette railroad to Clare. Local families host guests from Lansing Cadillac Detroit Battle Creek Alpena Grand Rapids and Flint.
Mrs Maggie Keeppe and Miss Gladys Whitlock of Toledo visited Mr and Mrs George Hemstreet last week. The MacIntosh and Spink families hosted weekend gatherings. Norma Bates visiting relatives in Pontiac. Arthur Rockey and Roe families visited relatives over the weekend. Earl Kever and family of Lansing also noted.
Weekend visitors included Mrs. Ed Hanes and daughter Mil dred and Gertrude of Farwell and Mrs. Frank Haas of Detroit calling at the C. S. Runyan residence Wednesday evening.
Local residents hosted relatives from Pontiac and Whitefish Montana over the weekend. Visitors included Harold Brockway and family, Ernest Hileman and sons, Del Green, Bert Green, John Joslin family, Earl Burton and Shelly, L. G. Brown and Beatrice, and Chas Heber with Leonard Reynolds. The Farmers Union meets tonight for members only. Rain blessed the area earlier in the week.
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