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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1936

Page

5

The Sentinel Local Rates and Printing Services

The Sentinel announces subscription rates of 1.50 per year to Michigan and 2.00 elsewhere and Canada 2.00, single copies 5c, Friday issues, post office second class. Display ads by request. cards of thanks 25c for ten lines. 5c per line over. resolutions and poetry 5c per line. locals liners 10c per line. fillers 5c per line with heading 10c extra. The paper offers all kinds of job printing.

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Easter Service Planned by Congregational Sunday School Officials

A meeting of Congregational Sunday school officials decided to sponsor an Easter service in the church Auditorium on Easter Sunday at ten o'clock. Planned by the officials of the Sunday school, the event aims to gather the community for the holiday observance.

Congregational William Murphy

Francis Thomas and Keller Couple Visit Clare

Francis Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Keller spent Saturday evening in Clare enjoying an informal gathering and conversation with local residents.

s._ Francis Thomas Ronald Keller Clare

St Patrick Day Party And Local Socials At Community Hall

The St Patrick Day Party at the community hall was a success with guests enjoying a large chocolate birthday cake centerpiece. Mrs Elmer Clute was honored at a family birthday dinner hosted by her daughter Mrs Francis Thomas with Mrs Morrel Clute assisting. Attendees included the Clutes, the Thomases and their sons, and Miss Anna Vett. J A Whitmer hosted a mixed bridge evening with fried chicken and games. prizes went to Mr and Mrs Robert Burns and Mrs Fred Smith with Ben Carpenter winning a Booby prize. The young ladies bridge club met with Miss Katherine Briggs. Louraine Hughes took high score, Mrs Edgar Bringman received the Booby prize, and sandwiches were served at the close.

Earl Green Will Chapman Bowling Green Ohio Stella Chapman Houghton Rose Marie Stanley Ida Mulder Chicago Ben Carpenter Frieday Standish, Omer and Twining John Durham Murphy and Co Iron Mountain U. P Morrel Clute Morrel Jr Wayne Fosgett Wallace Smith Detroit Clara Smith Roy Shumway Joe Ladd Fred Weatherhead John Brown Nettie Mary Mr. Pleasant Weatherhead Garty College Mt. Pleasant Arthur Sheffield Marjorie Lou Leslie Wellston Samuel Bruce Margaret Dawson Gladwin Elmer Clute Francis Thomas Rex Anna Vett J. A. Whitmer Robert Burns Fred Smith Young Ladies Bridge Club Katherine Briggs Louraine Hughes Edgar Bringman Sanchetti

Local Social Notes From Clinton Area Gatherings

Mrs Maggie Hale spent the weekend with her sister Mrs C J Deitz. Mr and Mrs Frank Davis and family traveled to McBain, with visits to Dr Masselink. Sam Gaskill reports seven beavers caught since the season opened as Clare Co Welfare brought books to the town hall. Cadillac callers included Mr and Mrs Petey Cook and son. Grandpa Foster has returned to Clinton after wintering with relatives. Simon Vanderwoude helped Fred Schuett a few days.

Maggie Hale C. J. Deitz Harvey Bailey Ray Lansing Andrew Berkompas Frank Davis McBain Davis Masselink Sam Gaskill Clare Co Edd Cutler Petey Cook Edith Fredia Gaskill Clinton Foster Home Grandpa Foster Clinton’s Lee Flinh J. Dells Simon Vanderwoude Fred Schuett

Gilmore Center Gilmore Church of Christ Service Schedule

Sunday school starts at 10 with communion, 11 a m preaching, and 7 45 p m Christian Endeavor and sermon led by Pastor Earl E Vayette. Visitors noted include the Fordyces Jar man Wood and Seitz families. Quarterly church business meeting set for Friday night March 28.

United Brethern Church Communion Christian Endeavor Earl E. Vayette Egbert Fordyce Mary Helen W. R. Jarman Owen Alfred Seitz Charles Hames Walter Wood Raymond Wood Pontiac Bilfie Wood David Wilson Pearle Murphy Howard Rathburn Loraine Gilmore Elan Seymore Clare Church of Christ

Outdoor Girls Clay Club Meeting Under Mrs Murphy

The Out Door Girls Clay met with leader Mrs Wm Murphy on Wednesday evening for a brief business session. They planned to present ill former member Miss Rose Marie Stanley with a gift. Mrs Murphy shared a Florida trip with pictures and souvenirs, including seashells and stones, and guests enjoyed luncheon for fourteen.

Wm. Murphy Rose Marie Stanley Miss Stanley

Local Social Notes and Fire Disaster in Southeast Sheridan

Southeast Sheridan residents visit, host, and travel between Flint Royal Oak Pontiac and Vernon as families gather for meals and weekends. A March 18 house fire on the Frank Murphy farm destroyed the dwelling of Mrs Leo Querbeck and seven children with only partial possessions saved. family members stay with relatives and Welfare seeks housing options.

Edna Langin Flint Leo Jennings Royal Oak Roy Schaar Carl Cotton Lavern Barber Vernon Lucille Schaar Cotton Elm Grove A. N. Densmore Frank Thompson Herrick Alva Moore Hileen Robert Freeport M. P. Sowle Leslie Randle Livingston Ira Smellenberger Mt. Pleasant Ross Coe Clarence Schaar Marion Mogg Fred Geterd Toot Price Gladys Eli Eugene Dumont Midland Frank Murphy Leo Querbeck

Local Social Notes From The Weekend Gatherings

Don Slingland visited over the weekend while Mrs. Floyd Castle spent several days with her parents Mr and Mrs Emerson Burton. A Farmers Union open meeting drew a large crowd with a debate and songs. The post hosts and neighbors shared farewell gatherings and travels to nearby towns in district.

Don Slingland Floyd Castle Emerson Burton Thiehoff Miss McDermott Silas Brown

Maple Grove Church Resumes Services After Winter Break

Our Sunday school and church services resumed last Sunday after weeks of blocked roads and cold weather. The community is urged to attend next Sunday, with the note that a church benefits from cooperation of every family. Families mentioned include the Rulapaugh and Hutchens clans with travels to Detroit and Ann Arbor for hospital visits and a car sale by Dale Rulapaugh.

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National Editorial Association Michigan Press Association the Sentinel Dorsey Harrison News Chas, Kleinhardt June Rose Houghton Lake Ed, Jr Farwell Mgr Charles Reynolds Frost E. A. Anderson Winterfield Sera Spring Sale &c Price Comet Gilmore Center Ford Chevrolet Marquette Buick Plymouth Postoffice Clare Hardware & Furniture Co Joe Ford F. H. Palmer Sheridan Ole Severson Harold James Elliott Fred Coe Bertha Rulapaugh Henry Post G. W. Lidell John Frisby Sherman’s Thayers W. Rog Bear Lake Maple Grove John Rulapaugh Delos Cadillac Jess Hilyard Dalé Rulapaugh New Wood Hospital Elmer Schofield, Sr Everett Hutchens University Hospital Ann Arbor Cecil Davison Geo.Hutchens Junior Raymond Schofield Dale Rulapaugh Henry Popt Veal MANEE
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