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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1938
Page
5
Framed as a postal notice listing subscription rates for Clare and Michigan points. It details display advertising costs on application, liner and reading notices charged by the line, and extra pricing for headings and tens of lines. It invites friends of The Sentinel to request Judge Wylie’s probate printing through the paper.
Harrison residents host guests from Flint Grand Rapids Bayonne and Lansing. Tourists from Detroit and Midland share calls and visits. Community members attend church services meet Hi Speed rally and social events while families welcome relatives and friends for weekends and vacations.
Walter H. Larman Unit No.128 of the American Legion Auxiliary held its first June meeting with many members present. Bernice Johnston reported on the Poppy Day sale on May 28. The evening focused on compiling annual unit committee reports for the Department Headquarters. Several local residents were noted as weekend or Sunday visitors and travels, including families from Flint Detroit Saginaw Northville and South Bend. A move to a northern COC camp was announced for C. Punches and son who will work as forester.
A Harrison Chamber of Commerce meeting at the Congregational church May 31 elected officers R M Bucholz as president John C Kemmis vice president Fred W Schuett secretary Fred W Weatherhead treasurer and named an executive committee Seaver Amble Clyde Pifer William Murphy Plans for the annual Fourth of July celebration were discussed and a committee including John Kemmis B M Bucholz William Murphy Robert Brown Clyde Pifer and Bernie Hampton was formed to organize it.
Two new business sites enhance Harrison's look with Fred Zubler owning a Gulf Gasoline station and Dairy Bar on US 27. Pearl Fox leases the filling station. Youngs Brothers plan a Shell station at Maple and US 27. Hampton home near US 27 advances with July 1 completion. Roth exterior refinishing. Lake Street residence upgrades. courthouse wing near completion improving the front.
A full line of gifts wrapping papers vibbors seals tallies place cards favors and greeting cards is advertised by a Gift Shop offering a wide array of gift wrapping and stationery items.
Gilmore Center and Gilmore Church of Christ schedule a long service devotion and communion followed by sermon Bible School and Young Peoples meeting. Visitors Mr and Mrs Bram Seymour and children and Clarence Shaver stop by Winn Sunday. local households entertain guests. updates on Spender and McAlvoy.
Mrs Pardee and Mrs Ford returned to Flint after visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Robert Haines. Families from Birch Run Ann Arbor and Flint spent weekends with local residents. Several attended a baseball game at Harrison. The Boots and Bauer households hosted and hosted visitors from Hamilton Midland and beyond.
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