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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
3
The notice outlines a per line charge of 5 cents for notices printed by The Sentinel with a 10 cent heading option. It mentions Friday insertions and requests judge Dorsey to authorize printing by the Sentinel tirers and related data matter for probated notices.
Sunday school at 10:30 a m preaching at 11:30 a m Christian Endeavor 7:15 p m long service and preaching 8:00 p m Harrison residents invited Pastor Chas Kleinhardt Vin Briggs of Detroit visiting cousin John Hughes Twin Q Inns Club House opening attended by fourteen couples including Gardiner Gibson and others Community updates include funeral notices births visits from Detroit Ionia Traverse City and Sag inaw connections plus fishing season opening at Budd lake and various local visits and travels.
The local fire department and volunteers saved two homes and the Opera House after a Sunday blaze. Shaffar’s Garage ignited around six with wind spreading flames to Clute and Jenkins properties, destroying garages, furniture, and a boat, while firefighters quickly controlled the flames and kept residents safe.
Visitors Jesse Allen and Miss Jessie joined Mrs Fred Wood of Flint for a brief visit while her daughter Ray hosted. Russel and Duane returned home after a week with their sister. Harry Hudson and Robert spent Tuesday at the Gardiner home in Ja Florida. Aunt Mrs Anna Rhodes joined and then returned home to visit until September first. Mrs Bertha Behaat came back Sunday after a brief stay with her daughter Mrs Axel Halgren in Mancelona.
The Harrison Alumni Society met June 18 in the school domestic science room. Morrel Clute was elected president with David Harper as vice president and Dorothy Gene Carey secretary, Wallace Harper treasurer. The group approved a card party to cover a deficit from the 1933 banquet and outlined committees.
Tim Doolittle and his Mountaingers with Dorothy Leader Madeline Lewis and a clever acrobatic dancer performed to a large crowd on their third engagement. Arnold Hughes managed the event and praised the show’s success at the Tip Top Inn after the show, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. P. B Beals.
William Murphy and Company Drug and Grocery Store has moved to a new brick building 28 by 75 feet opposite its former site. For weeks business operated from the Ohio Tavern during construction. A north lot adjoining the building has been bought by Seaver Amble for a new barber shop.
The Clare Advertisers visited the FWary Grounds Sunday for a wild slugging battle. Clare trailed early but Harrison boys dominated the game, finishing 24 to 9 in favor of Harrison.
A Saturday evening gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Bob Hecker celebrated the birthdays of Roy Hecker and Frank. Friends enjoyed ice cream cake and a cheerful social event.
Historical note explains Fasciati as a name for the fascist movement formed in 1920 to combat Reds and radicals in Italy. It describes Mussolini’s seizure of power on October 20, 1922, and the establishment of a dictatorship with royal support. The fascist emblem derives from the fasces symbol.
Little Dorothy Weiss of Detroit visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Fisch. A son named John Ilarold was born to Mr and Mrs Andrew Keysed on June 20. Mother and baby doing fine. Mr and Mrs Paul Miller host visitors from Detroit. Mrs Wm Murphy of Harrison visits. Village women start a softball game. Hamilton Township notes sixteen new babies this year.
Mr and Mrs Willis Strouse of Colonville visited the Davis home with Clarence Newman and daughter from Ann Arbor. They traveled to Burt Lake where Newman leads a summer Manual Art class. Grace Sanders returned from Mt Pleasant after five months of work. A social evening at the J C Coats home preceded a lunch, with Mr Harley Coats and others receiving gifts. Mrs Wisner and Mrs Barron visited from Angola, with Wisner staying a week.
Flint residents Mr and Mrs Otto Burton visited relatives in Clare while Mr and Mrs H Lanson hosted. Sandusky family Wedge spent the weekend here as did Lansing couple Carl Bringold and family with ties to Greenwood. Sylvia Burton visited from Jackson and Mrs Leo Heintz called on Lily Lake relatives. A H Burton completed blocking and thinning of trees near Coleman amid welcome rainfall.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions price figures 3.00 5.00 8.00 and ranges 8.00 to 9.00 without context. The readable parts show monetary values but no identifiable people places or organizations. Further text needed for a full summary.
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