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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1931
Page
3
The Sentinel offers to print probate notices and wills for associations and press groups. Rates are 10 cents per line with heading 10 cents extra, and liner or reading notices at 5 cents per line. The paper promises full job printing services.
The Official Michigan Service Map blends features from state highway and conservation maps and highlights roads parks forests lakes and more. It also notes fire prevention chemicals under test at the Forest Fire Division and reports on bass harvest rules and the Game Farm pheasant egg program.
Approximately 100000 acres have been burned over in 1267 forest fires that have burned over Michigan so far this season. The Forest Fire Division of the Department of Conservation made the estimate. A temporary lull followed late May rains and greened lower peninsula but a renewed outbreak is feared.
The Kansas Farmer argues farmers deserve reliable protective service and warns against agents with no business, no repair experience, and no stock of parts. It urges buying equipment from established dealers with trained staff, ample stock, and a solid guaranty, noting the dealer backs the customer.
Several from here attended the funeral of Mrs. Lee Flinn and little baby at Temple Saturday. We extend our sympathy to the family in their time of sorrow. Miss Thelma Banning visited at the Sutton and Snider homes last week. All of the seventh and eighth graders were successful in our school. Anna Hopkins and Annie Gaskill passed the eighth grade and Edith Davis, and Andrew Vanderwoude the seventh grade. Everyone is invited to attend church at the Town hall every Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Delmer Thayer and Mrs. 4A. Mgts called on Mrs. Frank Davis Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton visited Mrs. R. Estruth at Marion Saturday.
West Grant honors include Chester Myers and Ralph Myers families visiting from Lansing and Owosso. Local residents celebrate 8th graders and Clare high school graduate Orrine Bosworth. Visitors from Petoskey and Jackson call on the Williams and Patterson households in Coleman, Devereaux, and nearby areas.
Sunday School at 1 30 p m and preaching by Rev Chas Kleinhardt at 2 30 p m all welcome. Thursday prayer meeting at 8 00 p m Christian Endeavor Tuesday 8 00 p m. Numerous local arrivals departures and visits noted including Hilyard from Ohio and Smedleys illness family moves and summer guests at the farm.
Myers Corners extends sympathy to Mrs Cunningham and children in the bereavement of husband and father Mr Myers. Visitors on Sunday included Mr and Mrs William Timm and Mr and Mrs W E Myers. The Kiggens visited Robert Campbell family.
Chester Myers and wife of Lan Sing visited his parents Mr and Mrs W E Myers on Saturday. John Martin and wife from Clare visited John Balsley and wife on Sunday. Harl Myers attended Mr Cumberland funeral Monday. Mayhew and Glen Gordon sheared sheep for F M Myers on Monday. A Hutchinson family and Helen Dutt from Midland and J N Myers family from Mt Pleasant visited Myers families Sunday.
Eight Point Lake reports a joint picnic at Cook Grove on June 4 with about 150 attendees enjoying dinner and ice cream. In the afternoon youths played pall. Social visits follow as families travel for weekends and birthdays across local homes and cottages.
A brief classified note seeks items for sale for the upcoming issue of the Try and Clare Sentinel liner next week. It invites readers to submit selling notices and contact details for inclusion.
Mr Bonham entertained his brother from Pontiac over Sunday. Mrs Bodkins Walters Strouse of Central Sheridan visited Mt Pleasant Thursday afternoon. Jennetta Hampton stayed with relatives at Harrison last week. Sam Leichti and three children visited Henry Walters Pratts Corners Sunday. Mrs Vandewarker cared for sister Perry Geeck at Clare for two weeks. Sabbath school plans Children Day and Flag Day program for Sunday evening. Wm Hampton family of Mt Pleasant visited Mrs Sarah Bodking. Archie McKillop of Pontiac called on J Clute Sunday. Mrs Floyd Garver returned to Lansing after two weeks caring for her sister. Mr Carl Kistler and son of West Grant visited Wm Kistler. Glen Baker of Chevrolet Sales Oxford, with A Ulrich of Pontiac, made a business call at Frank Walters. Missionaries Rev Myers and wife will speak at Colonville church next Tuesday evening June 16.
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