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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1935
Page
7
Friends of The Sentinel urge Judge Dorsey to have probate notices printed by The Sentinel. The appeal seeks official support to publish legal notices in the local newspaper, aligning printing duties with the paper’s community role.
Sunday School at 10 30 a m preaching at 11 30 a m evangelistic Sunday evening with song service at 7 30 and preaching at 8 00 p m Pastor Chas Kleinhardt invites all. Local residents from Saginaw Lansing Detroit Flint and Mt Pleasant visit or stay with area families across the community during the week.
B F Bampton and friends enjoyed a weekend of smelt fishing at East Jordan while Michael Fanning was on the sick list. Mrs Irving Ackitt visited her husband in Flint. Mrs Clyde Curtis of Saginaw and Mrs Paul Moore called on Grandmother Jenkins. Gilbert Chase injured his foot at CCC Camp Houghton Lake. Budd Mitchner and I M Myers visited Mt Pleasant relatives. Mary McQuistion from Flint was home for the weekend. Alice Mills, recently operated on in Clare, went to the home of her sister near Clare.
The Congregational Auxiliary met with Mrs Henry Gardiner for a regular meeting with 23 members and two guests Mrs George Bates and Miss Ida Mueller. Plans were made for the Board of Commerce supper and a committee was set to arrange the April 17 meeting at Mrs Bertha Greens home. A luncheon ended the evening. hostesses were Estella Fosgett and P D Gibson. The Helping Hand society met with Mrs Herman Dyke to plan a bake sale. Mrs Leonard Wycoff was honored at a wedding shower for Nette Chase with 33 guests. Helen and Winifred Fanning hosted a steak fry for friends.
Frank Charette born October 23 1860 near Montreal died March 17 at 74. He left Canada as a youth, settled in Maine then moved to Michigan about fifty years ago. He married Rhoda Spink in 1890, then Matilda Newville in 1912. Survived by siblings, three sons Wesley Francis Alvah and daughter Anna Allen all of Clare County plus ten grandchildren. Funeral was held Tuesday at the Rose home with Rev A B Lakas officiating. Maple Grove cemetery interment.
The Frost Grange met at the town hall Tuesday evening and elected Master Leo Grunda Treasurer Mrs Milt Bringman Secretary Mrs Fred Clark Lecturer Mrs A C Carey Stewarts Ralph Carey Mr Hage Stewartess Mrs Hage.
Winterfield Township Board met at Town Hall Tuesday for the annual settlement. Mrs. Melvin Berkompas is recovering at General Hospital in Clare and expected home soon. Harold Dunn won a spelling contest with District No. 8 visiting District No. 1 Thursday.
Local families shared weekend and Sunday visits across Midland Mt Pleasant and nearby towns. Names mentioned include Schunk Cotton Williams Davis and Strouse with neighbors attending a spelling contest and a Grange card party announced for Friday night with music.
Mrs Jennie Muir visited Mrs Frank Higgins in Harrison. Irwin Scott and Virgil Oman hosted a surprise birthday for Maxine Cornell. The 7th and 8th grade basketball team played Barryton, Reed City, and Ewart in a tournament, winning one game. The community attended showings of Car 99 in Clare and Life Beings at 40 in Glare.
Classified notice hints at money making tips with a jet and results advertised in the Clare Sentinel. It references a money saving tip and a promotional offer. The exact details are unclear due to damaged wording.
Short classified note listing hosiery and undergarments with price shorthand. Cotton hose at 5 and 49 cents pair. spun loundies rayon at 49 cents. Lastex girdle 49 cents. broadcloth slips at 49 and a half cents.
An advertisement lists Men and Boys values for work clothing. Items include men and boys work pants in genuine moleskin full cut, a boys work shirt described as like dad's, and overalls for boys sized 6 to 16 units priced at 49e.
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