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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1939
Page
7
Feighner and Parish publish weekly Fridays with Clare ag mailing. Rates: $1.50 yearly within Michigan $2.00 elsewhere. Single copies 5. Display ads and locals 10c per line. fillers 5c. heading 10c extra. Cards of thanks 25c per ten lines. over that, per line. Probate notices may be printed by The Sentinel with Judge Wylie’s approval.
A Fred Dory of Grant township lost twenty seven broilers after a Wednesday raid and a second theft the next night. A cow was taken from Mr and Mrs Robert Hecker at the city limits Thursday night. Sheriff Seaver Amble investigates both cases. Gib Miles was arrested for nonpayment of a fine. Four youths from Fowlerville and Hatton township were jailed for larceny and given two years probation.
The Harrison Theater Guild led by Billi Abbott stages an old fashioned melodrama Curse You Jack Dalton at the Old Opera House on Saturday July 1. Proceeds go to the Harrison Board of Commerce. After the play square dancing and music by Frost town hall boys. Prizes for oldest costume and for waltzing. Cast includes David Harner Rex Clute and Katherine Briggs among others.
The Clark home in Harrison hosted a double wedding Sunday June 26 uniting Miss Zeella Clark and Miss Pearl Clark with Mr Edgar Brady and Mr Gerald Brady. Rev A F Light officiated the ceremony with floral arrangements and a wedding march by James Mead.
A Saturday evening picnic supper and social at Wilson State Park honored Chester Apel of Bowling Green Ohio and his son and friend visiting Harrison. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bil Hampton Kath leen, Mr and Mrs Fred Sehatt and daughters Elizabeth Virginia Rosemary, Mrs Pearl Clute Rex, and the Stanleys Marie and Rage.
The Tri-County Health Unit held an infant and pre school clinic in Harrison on Tuesday morning June 27 at the Hayes Agricultural School. Dr Thiehoff assisted by Miss Martha Knecht and Miss Frances Gillispie oversaw examinations and vaccinations including smallpox and diphtheria toxoid. A second clinic occurred in Clare in the afternoon.
A witty adage contrasts romance with financial strain, suggesting love creates ongoing uncertainty for a woman while a man bears growing costs. The quip frames affection as costly and unresolved, reflecting light social commentary on relationships and money.
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