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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1936
Page
2
Feighner and Parish Publishers publish rates for Michigan and other points, Canada pricing, and postal handling. Notices, cards of thanks, resolutions, poetry, locals, and job printing services are offered with per line charges and headings, with mailing and display ad details available.
Harrison News reports United Eberethern Church will hold Sunday worship at the usual hour with Sunday school at 10 30 and a sermon at 11 30 inviting all. Midweek prayer service is mentioned. Local residents and visitors from Midland Williston Oswego Detroit Browns Corners Gladwin and Saginaw are listed among weekend visits funerals and family updates. Francis Thomas resumes teaching at Mann Siding after a three week snow outage.
Inez Mae Parker Dver died February 28 1986 at her Harrison home aged 85 years five months. Born April 29 1900 in Cheboygan County Michigan she moved with her parents to Clare in 1920 married Clare V. Dyer May 25 1921 and had two sons Clare Jr. and John G. Funeral services were held from the home with Rev. George P. Stanford of Clare Methodist Church officiating. Interment was in Cherry Grove Cemetery. Her husband two sons and her parents Harry and Clifford Parker survive along with relatives and friends.
The Washington Birthday card party and dance sponsored by the Masonic and Eastern Star Lodges of Harrison was well attended. Music for dancing was provided by the Temple Old Time Orchestra. Mr and Mrs Morrel Clute hosted a chilli supper and social evening at their home Sunday.
The Harrison Board of Commerce met February 26 at the Congregational church dining parlors with large attendance. The Ladies Auxiliary served a beef and noodle supper and sponsored a Father and Son Banquet replacing March’s meeting. A news reel by Ray Rule capped the program. the next board meeting is April 28.
The quarterly meeting of Harrison United Brothers church was held Saturday and Sunday with Rev. Cook of Huntington Indiana presiding Elder. Browns Corners Church to hold its quarterly meeting this weekend.
Scientists report camels were unknown in Africa during prehistoric times. The finding, credited to Science Service, notes camels did not inhabit the region earlier than recorded.
Dan Varney spent three weeks with sister Mrs Emerson Burton and family at Mann Siding. Mrs James Darling and Mrs John Giraffee hosted a shower for Mrs Forest Savage at the Darling home. James Lane has been ill for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Grover Updike and Jennie and Junior visited Carl Budd home Monday evening. Mrs Elvin Budd and daughter Lois spent the weekend at Leo Granda home in Frost. Mr and Mrs Don Schaaf were in Bay City Friday. Miss Martha Bringold spent the weekend at home. Ervin and Walter Bringold visiting relatives in Lansing. Carl Budd and Stanley Brown drove to Leota Sunday. Miss Helen Lane took Doty school children and parents to Temple for Tuberculin skin test last week.
Warmer weather arrives as residents resume work and routines. Lawrence Finch returns to Flint for employment. Hileen Schofield travels to Clare for work after illness. Recreation clubs meet at Guy Perry and Dale Rulapaugh homes. Jesse Timpe recovers from serious illness. Snow plow reaches Henry Post’s area but south roads remain blocked. Elmer Schofield and Dale Rulapaugh visit Gladwin on business. Mabel Smedley visits from C S T C for weekend at home. Ruben Tigner and family move into a new house. Miss Cora Smedley works for Mrs Velma Reiss. Bernard Schofield and Janet visit his parents. Radio program Voice of the Crusaders airs Mondays at 8 15 pm EST. Olive Smedley sprains ankle. Dolph Colosky spends weekend with relatives.
The community extends sympathy to Mrs Davis's family as neighbors recall her long life here and lament unable to attend the funeral due to bad roads. Students Frances Gordon and Norris Blystone returned home last weekend, with several local families visiting and traveling for gatherings and visits over the week. Road crews finally plowed the streets, making them passable though still rough, as residents remark on the effort and early morning work.
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