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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1936
Page
5
Rates for display advertising show 10c per line for locals and 5c per line as fillers with 100 extra for headings. The column lists numerous Toledo area residents visiting relatives in Michigan and Ohio, weddings, travels, graduations, and family updates across several towns.
Fred Cooper of Cadillac visited Mrs. Clara Smith and family while Miss Helen Walker and a friend from Wansing spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mynard Maybee and relatives. Mrs. Fred Schaaf and Mrs. Elmer Clute visited Miss Jean in Bay City. Mr. and Mrs. A. Carey and family and Mrs. CG Carey and sons of Frost township called on relatives Friday evening.
Charles Kleinhardt, pastor, announces Sunday worship at the usual hour with Sunday school at 10 30 and a special sermon at 11 30 The midweek prayer service is also urged to gather the faithful
The Helping Hand Society of United Brothern church met with Mrs. William Hill as nine members pieced a quilt top made pillow cases and mended. They outlined the Missionary Meeting set for Sunday evening June 28 inviting all. Next gathering July 2 at Mrs. B Lautzenheiser's home to tie a comforter and sew baby clothes.
Local items report injuries and visits including Oran Smith breaking an arm while cranking the ear. Township residents Morford of Tustin organized Sunday school. Families Kruger Abbott Burton and Green visited relatives in Flint and near Greenville. Burley Shaver guests at Emerson Burton home. Fred C. Holbeck of Hast Towns spoke at Farmers Union meeting and seeks Senatorship. Rev. Chas Kleinhardt preached at the schoolhouse.
A fragment quotes Ancle When critiquing politics as a form of high power salesmanship. The remark hints at the performative nature of political persuasion and the idea that campaigns resemble selling tactics.
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