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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1935
Page
5
Notices in locals describe liners and reading services priced at 200 perne per line with fillers at 5c per line and a heading surcharge of 10c. The brief ad lists rates and scope for public or private notices.
The Harrison United Brethren Church announces Sunday School at 10:30 a m and preaching at 11:30 a m. Evening services feature evangelism with song at 7:30 p m and preaching at 8:00 p m. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 8:00 p m. Several local residents visit friends and relatives across Frost, Mt Pleasant, Midland and Saginaw during the weekend, with notices of illness and travel.
Clara Louise Titus of Saginaw High School will represent the Students Lantern at the Columbia Scholastic Press Association annual convention in New York City. She is an advanced reporter on the Lantern staff and will be accompanied by her parents and a school instructor from Harrison.
Dr Paul Voelker state superintendent spoke at the Harrison Board of Commerce meeting outlining a new education system for an urban state. He warned funds must rise with sales and liquor taxes and urged education of the heart to curb crime and build citizen character.
A fragment from the Claré classified page hints at a sought identity titled Mickey Ory. The item appears as a liner note prompting readers to provide or verify the name for results.
Miss Merie Fosgett daughter of Mrs Estella Wosgett became Mrs Charles Vanest at a Friday evening ceremony conducted by Rev White of Gladwin Lorraine Sackett of Gladwin and Ervin White of Gladwin served as attendants Fosgett a Harrison girl and Gladwin High School graduate later attended Teacher’s Normal at Gladwin now works at the courthouse assisting P D Gibson County Agricultural Agent Her husband is a Gladwin young man
Miss Helen Schlagle of Detroit married Wallace Smith in a seven thirty o'clock ceremony at United Brothers church. The Rev Charles Kleinhardt of Brown Corners officiated using the ring service. The bride wore a dark blue silk crepe dress with white trim and her sister Miss Annie Smith was bridesmaid. Allen Henderson assisted the groom. Relatives and a few friends attended as the wedding march by Miss Bates played. Wallace Smith, a popular Harrison youth, lived in Detroit for two years and graduated in 1931. Harrison offers hearty congratulations.
Laura Sophia Candfield born September 9 1848 in Rosetown New York died February 27 1935 in Detroit at age 86 she married Edmond Bailey moved to Oakland and Hayes townships raised eleven children The Latter Day Saint faithful lived with her son in Detroit for years funeral March 2 at Congregational church Harrison with Elder George Burt interment Maple Grove Cemetery Many relatives and friends attended from Detroit Flint Midland Lansing and other locales
A New York food survey finds Columbus imported orange seeds on his second voyage in 1493 and planted America's first orange orchard at Isabella on Hispaniola. The report highlights Columbus as the early planter of orange seeds in the Americas.
Mrs Henry Gardiner hosted a linen shower at her home February 16 for Miss Lottie Bruce bride elect. Ten guests enjoyed a three course luncheon around a table with a center piece of cut sweet peas. Miss Bruce received many lovely gifts while visiting Wallace Parker’s parents in Springfield Massachusetts. the groom is from New York City.
Little Miss Marion Malcomson celebrated her seventh birthday Friday afternoon at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Don Malcomson. Fifteen school friends attended and played games and contests before enjoying lunch and a birthday cake.
Friday evening the Congregational Auxiliary gathered at William Hendersons to surprise celebrate the birthdays of Mrs Henderson and Mrs Arthur Sheffield. Refreshments were served after a pleasant evening as Miss O Dale Selivat entertained five friends at her parents home.
In Hayes on Saturday night guests included Miss Leanore Light Mr and Mrs Max Carey Rex Harper and Robert Starger. A luncheon of sandwiches and coffee ended the evening. United Brethren Christian Endeavor group in Brown Corners met at Sheriff George Bates home Friday for a brief business meeting and social hour with luncheon to close.
Harold Horton and family spent Sunday at their farm and visited Mrs. Horton's brother Andrew and family. Several residents were remarking on a six month attendance record. Visitors included Mr Querback and family and various locals named in the piece. Dozens are reported to have colds, with Irene Weldon and Vera Price mentioned among those visiting others.
Miss Inez Hemstreet spends the week with friends in Butternut and Elwell. Local families hosted dinners and birthday wishes, with many visits around Spink home and Harrison, Pontiacs tales, and a sixteenth birthday party for Arbutus Orvis. There was one week with no school due to illness of Mrs. Clara Rockey.
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