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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1937
Page
5
The Sentinel lists subscription prices and mailing rates for Michigan and Canada and outlines advertising charges for liners, reading notices, and cards of thanks. It invites probate notice printing via Judge Wylie and offers broader job printing services.
The notice lists Sunday services with Sunday school at 10 30 and a special sermon at 11 30 plus midweek prayer. It extends a cordial invitation to all and records local social and visiting notes including quarantines for scarlet fever and multiple families visiting relatives across nearby towns.
Mrs. C Carey and family visited near Beaverton with her son A O and relatives. Alton Haight of Mt Pleasant spent Sunday with Mynard Maybee. Mrs Fred Smith and Mrs Joe Newbound were Clare visitors Thursday. John Briges Sr and daughter Kathleen visited relatives at Maddernville. Wallace Harper visited his sister Ida Crigler and Frank Hoechatetler families of Clare. Delmar Thayer and Mrs Snider of Winterfield called on Sheriff George Bates. Samuel Bruce and grandson Billy visited daughter Mrs A Davison and family of Gladwin. M D Clute of Sheridan was a Sunday guest of Homer Clute. Mrs Hudson Jones of Greenwood called on Mrs Joe Newbound and Jennie Melvin Thursday. Hazel Dillenback, long hospitalized, returned home Sunday. Mrs Ernest McCartney and Mrs Paul Moore visited Anna Curtis at Saginaw General. Olive Hallet attended a birthday party at J McCarty’s in Saginaw Monday.
Harrison Girl Scout Troop meets at school with leader Miss Katherine Briggs. They plan a St Patrick’s dance at the Community Building March 17 with George Shepard’s Orchestra. OBE Chapter 408 sponsored the event and the Lodge held a Washington Birthday card party selling 59 tickets. Out Our Girls Club funded flood relief, and members discussed welfare and sick committee activities.
Randolph Schetzer of Hamilton township supervises WPA workers on a new Harrison school project to replace the condemned building. Basement excavation is nearly complete and materials are piling up on the lot beside the Community Building. The brick, three story structure will measure 55 by 60 feet and include eight rooms, a study hall, two classrooms, a science laboratory, two grade rooms, with the gymnasium housed in the Community Building.
The three act comedy Deacon Dobbs scheduled for March 9 at the Harrison Community Building is postponed because a number of Harrison families are under quarantine for scarlet fever.
The text notes California's nickname the Golden State and identifies El Dorado as linked with the state. It mentions the golden poppy as the state flower, reflecting regional symbols and identity.
An advertisement touts KLEY'S MIXTURE as a quick, soothing remedy for bronchial coughs. It claims a few sips help one sleep soundly all night and offers a money back guarantee for relief.
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