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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1936

Page

7

Sentinel Display Rates and Job Printing Offer

The Clare Sentinel announces advertising rates for display and liners at ten cents per line with ten line increments and additional charges for headings and cards of thanks. It also invites probate notices and offers full job printing services by Judge Dorsey’s guidance.

The Sentinel Dorsey

United Brethren Church Plans and Local Social News

Sunday services and a special sermon are announced at the Harrison United Brethren Church. The paper lists numerous visits by residents to friends and relatives around Winterfield, Detroit, Flint, and Alma, plus alumni banquet plans for Morrison High School and Home Economics Extension Club notes with officers elected and an upcoming Clare county Achievement Day event.

United Brethern Church

Two Alma Cars Demolished In US-27 Collision Near Harrison

A Saturday night wreck on US-27 nine miles north of Harrison involved two Alma vehicles, a 1986 Chevrolet owned by Otto Eastment and another car. Eastment, his father in law Seaver Amble and assistant Gerald Price escaped serious injuries while all passengers suffered bruises and jolts.

Harrison Us-27 Alma Chevrolet Otto Eastment Seaver Amble Amble Gerald Price

WPA Raises Emergency Wages Across Michigan in February

The Works Progress Administration reports a near forty percent wage increase for Michigan welfare and work relief recipients in February 1935. Average welfare checks rose to 32 dollars, while WPA workers received about 52.60 dollars per month for roughly 99 thousand employees statewide.

Works Progress Administration Michigan Williams Haber Harry L. Pierson WPA Haber

Mother's Day Program Planned by Congregational Church

The Sunday School aims to present a Mother's Day program on Sunday morning with each class participating. Each mother in attendance will receive a gift of flowers. The Young Ladies bridge club hosted Mrs. Edgar Bringman Thursday evening with Mrs. Robert Hecker taking first prize and Mrs. Robert Brown the consolation prize. Refreshments ended a pleasant card party series from winter. The next party date is set for Thursday evening October 1, with Mrs. Robert Brown as hostess.

The Congregational Church Young Ladies Bridge Club Edgar Bringman Robert Hecker Robert Brown R. J. Powell Doris Carl Cotterman Orville Sherman Eva Austin Ivan Brown Perl Tryon

Ypsilanti Chamber Leader Delivers Talk in Harrison

Owen J. Cleary president of the Ypsilanti Chamber of Commerce and dean at Cleary College spoke before the Harrison Board of Commerce on April 28. The program included music by the Butts Orchestra and supper by the Congregational Ladies Auxiliary. The next meeting on May 26 will be the last until September.

Board OF Commerce Owen J. Cleary Ypsilanti Chamber of Commerce Cleary College of Ypsilanti Harrison Board of Commerce Cleary Chamber of Commerce Butts Congregational Ladies Auxiliary

Mounted Police Inspire Respect in Chicago Traffic Division

Capt. David Ilynn of Chicago's traffic division says mounted officers command more respect from motorists. He notes 96 mounted men in the division and cites on horseback presence as essential for restoring order in riots and ensuring obedience.

Chicago David Ilynn

Local notes reflect community life and family visits

The rural column lists multiple visits and greetings among residents including Mrs. Joe Crawford and Mrs. Arthur DeGeer, Simon Utley receiving a watch from his granddaughter, and various family gatherings. It notes health updates, twin birth to Louis Colton, and ongoing chores like house cleaning and gardening across Flint and nearby areas.

Joe Crawford Arthur DeGeer Ertzel Wilds Stanley Smith Flint A.O. Wilds Simon Utley Blanche Gee Chester Halstead Lansing George Hudson Ben Baxter Ellen Loretta Welch Maxine Arthur ‘West Denziel Tiedeman A. O. Wilds Belle Sanborn Robi van Buskirk Mr. DeGeer Jim

Classified liner boosts results for mothers in Clare Sentinel

A brief note suggests readers use a Clare Sentinel classified liner to reach many people for Mother's Day related notices and advertisements.

Clare Sentinel

Durable 1915 Cars Win 1936 License Plates

The Department of State notes 1936 license plates issued for two 1915 cars while Olds Motor Company gains a Michigan title for a 1911 vehicle from Roxbury Massachusetts. The 5160 pound car uses 42 inch wheels and no 1936 plate applications have been recorded yet. Plate costs would total 18.20 dollars at 35 cents per hundred weight.

Department of State Olds Motor Company Lansing Michigan Roxbury Massachusetts

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