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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1937
Page
9
The Clare Sentinel announces Friday publication, postal rates to Michigan and other points, Canada, and U S. rates for display ads liner notices and fillers. Card of thanks pricing and probate notice printing offered by The Sentinel.
The Hayes Agricultural Unit School Board held a special meeting Saturday evening to appoint a new janitor. Wallace Sharp, a local barber, received the job. A construction plans report by the architect overseeing the new school was also presented. Pauline Reigle visited her mother Mrs. Gerald Reigle, with other locals noted as visitors and patients in nearby hospitals. Darwin U Walling of Frost Township dies aged 72 after years of illness. funeral held at Murphy funeral home with interment at Maple Grove cemetery. He leaves a widow two sons Ray and Francis six grandchildren and two sisters.
Deaths claim three Harrison notables in one week. Veterinarian and truck gardener William Bass Tew died suddenly of heart failure at home in Harrison after a long local career. Born December 28, 1851 in Woodstock Canada he moved to Michigan and married Rose Latorna in 1874. He leaves a daughter Bernice Leutzemheiser a son Loren nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren plus two brothers. Funeral services were held at Murphy funeral home with Rev. Charles Kleinhardt officiating and burial at Maple Grove Cemetery Harrison.
Ara Tooley eldest son of John and Catherine Tooley died March 9 1987 at age 59 years 19 days. He lived near Harrison since adolescence worked as a janitor at the local school and was active in county affairs leaving a wife Ida Green and a daughter Minnie Mae Weiber among survivors His services were conducted by Rev Charles Kleinhardt at the Community Building and he is interred at Maple Grove cemetery.
Buckets of herbal tablets advertised to flush the bladder and reduce irritation. The ad claims night waking, scanty flow, burning, backache, and leg pains tied to impurities and acids. It promotes bucky leaves and juniper oil tablets sold by Anderson's Drug Store with a 25 cent price.
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