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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
5
Rates for display advertising are listed and various line prices for notices. Cards of thanks ten lines cost 26c, then 6c per additional line. poetry and resolutions 5c per line. locals 10c per line with 10c extra for heading. fillers 1c per line. Circulation note: published Fridays and entered at Clare Post Office as second class.
Harrison area church announces Sunday services at the usual hour with Sunday school at 10 30 and a 1130 sermon. A mid week prayer service is also noted and an invitation extended. Recent guests include Chas Kleinhardt and the Russels of Mudland visiting Mr and Mrs Samuel Bruce and Mr and Mrs Frank Totton. George Berselle of Jonesville and William Murphy home visits noted.
Multiple brief notices list visits among families in Saginaw Clare Mt Pleasant and Flint. Names include Mrs Clyde Curtis Mrs Anna Curtis Mrs Paul Osborn baby Merla Dean Joel Violet Johnson and others. Activities cover teaching assignments visits Decoration Day and local social events with minor travel notes.
The Harrison Board of Commerce met in the Congregational church dining parlors after supper. Officers elected for the year are Wallace Harper president Robert Burns vice president Leo Campeau secretary Fred Weatherhead treasurer with Amble Gardiner and Schaaf on the Executive Board.
Harrison boys slipped to defeat with Decoration Day 11 to 7 and Mt. Pleasant Dodgers 7 to 3 on Sunday. McKenna allowed four hits after a rough second inning while fanning seventeen, as Harrison ends a slump with two wins in five games and prepares for Green Spot of Mt. Pleasant on June 16 at home.
Harrison Alumni Association met at the school house on Tuesday evening May 28. A resolution called for donation cards to cover a three year deficit in the alumni treasury. Elected for the coming year were David Harper president, Harold Hughes vice president, Dorothy Gene Carey secretary, Wallace Harper treasurers, and O'Dale Schaal assistant secretary.
Miss Jessie Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Allen of this city wed Bert O Mealey of Detroit in a six thirty pm Royal Oak ceremony on Decoration Day Rev Henry Rolland officiated with bride’s sister Mrs Karl Mavis and Mrs Rolland present Jessie a 1932 high school graduate and former Bell Telephone operator now to live in Detroit where groom is employed
Dr Rev A W Johnstone gave a Memorial Day address at the Congregational church urging national feeling and best hearts. He spoke on origins of the day and leaving future generations with the aspiration to observe it. The program included the Butts orchestra and a benediction by Rev A F Light, closing with America. Girl Scouts led by Fern Rose handled the cemetery floral work.
Obituary column recalls Zonana Fay Schwanz aged two from Flint who died May 25 after pneumonia, Harland James Cooper age 17 from Dryden who died May 27 after four weeks illness, and Andrew J Swartz aged 82 with family survivors. Mrs. Casey dies June 1 after illness, plus a Rally Day notice for Caner school on June 5 at 16 30 with pins for attendees.
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