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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1937
Page
9
The Clare Sentinel lists local rates for subscriptions and display ads and notes probate publishings may be arranged. Readers share weekend visits, graduations at Clare High School, and numerous outings with relatives in Clare and surrounding towns.
Charles Kleinhardt pastor leads Sunday services with Sunday school at 10 00 and a special sermon at 11700. Evening service re streams next Sunday at 8 00. Midweek prayer service invited to all. Many local residents visit relatives and friends across Alma Flint Clare Mt Pleasant and Saginaw area.
Mias Bertha Ronan of the Central State Teachers College hosted a dinner for eighteen students at Bear's Tip Top Restaurant on Tuesday evening. A four course meal was served at yellow and green tables with cut flower bouquets as centerpieces.
The United Brethren Church held a Children’s Day program on June 18 with Rev. Charles Kleimhardt leading. Mrs. Gerald Reigle coordinated the program featuring songs, recitations by Alice Ann Bates and Jack Griffen, and musical numbers by Mrs. Stephenson and her daughter, with Miss LaVerne Bates on the musical background.
Harrison War Veterans organize Harrison Post Number 1075 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Officers elected at the installation in City Hall on Monday evening June 14 include Ralph Haton as Commander J Robert Brown Senior Vice Commander Ephriam Briggs J ndtor Vice Commander Paul D Gibson Quartermaster Esmex Amble Adjutant Spencer J Lane Officer of the Day Kenneth Greenleaf Department Inspector acted as installing officer assisted by Fred Balisky Deputy Chief of Staff Herman Schweinshaupt and Erwin Simerson of the Saginaw Post.
The Interior Department reports the Death Valley national monument in California has grown by 305920 acres adding four areas. The expansion includes a ghost town mining site a prehistoric Indian camp ancient routes and Bee Hive kilns. New fossil finds and trail routes broaden scientific value and ancient life evidence.
My and Mrs. Elwin Budd announce the opening of their store six miles west of Harrison on M-61 offering a full line of groceries and Hi-Speed gas and oil. They invite local customers to visit and support the new business.
A map of Clare County showing lakes streams and roads leading thereto is available at The Sentinel Office Clare. Gate to the north indicates access.
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