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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1933

Page

2

Sentinel publication rates and notices from Clare

The Sentinel lists print rates for Michigan and Canada, single copies at 5 cents, Friday issue dates, post office second class matter, display ad rates on application, 25 cents for ten lines, 5 cents per line for poetry and fillers, with 10 cents extra for headings. It notes memberships in editorial associations and requests probate notices be submitted through Judge Dorsey for printing by The Sentinel.

Clare the Sentinel Dorsey The Sentinel

Church Services Set Weekly at Mann Siding School

Local items note Sunday evening services at Mann Siding schoolhouse led by Pastor Russell N. Cook and invite all to attend. The page lists numerous social visits and weekend trips among residents of Lan sing, Hayes, Alma, Clare, Cadillac, and nearby towns, including family gatherings and cottage stays at Budd Lake and Sheridan township.

United Brethren Church Preaching and Prayer Schedule

The notice invites attendance at United Brethren Church preaching at 11:30 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. Pastor Chas. Kleinhardt notes teachers are spirit filled Christians and visitors are welcome.

Chas. Kleinhardt

Sunday Church Services Invitation and Sunday School Call

A church announces 10:30 worship and sermon focusing on God and human betterment, inviting all to participate in worship and community service. 11:45 Sunday School urged for parental cooperation in character building, stressing prompt attendance and unity with children.

Local residents visit scattered towns this weekend

Mr. and Mrs. M. Van Every motored to Petoskey Saturday. L. J. Donnwelly and Thomas Fauk of Cadillac called on Dr. A. W. Johnstone Friday. Leo Lansing of Clare visited at the James Stanley home Sunday. Mrs. Idah Crigier of Lansing spent the weekend with Mrs. Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. Frances Thomas and Jimmie were guests of his mother, Mrs. S. Horn, at Farwell the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Curtis and her mother, Mrs. Jennie Caine, of Saginaw, visited her mother, Mrs. A. Curtis, and sister, Mrs. Paul Moore, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cowell of Saginaw were callers of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith Sunday. Mr. Ash of Detroit is spending several days in this vicinity fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Darling were Houghton Lake visitors Sunday. Miss Fern Hoover of Ithaca spent the weekend at the Rose home.

Charlies Maxwell Mr. Pleasant Fred Weatherhead J. M. van Duesen Miss Viola Janet Hughes Clare Mr. Bartow Midland Ohio Charles Amble David Roth Pleasant I. E. Hampton B. F Donald Sellinger Chesaning Ed. Gregory Tom Hecker Owosso Crawford Boys Lansing Samuel Bruce Fred Roth Detroit Emma Hoag Don Lepley Congregational Church Earl Green Bertha Green Anna Rhodes Weatherspoon Grand Rapids Frances James Stanley Joe Ladd Fred ‘Smith Kemmis Alma Ligium Flint Budd Lake Fred Zubler Breckenridge Bertha Schaaf M. van Petoskey L. J. Donnwelly Thomas Fauk Cadillac A. W. Johnstone Leo Lansing Idah Crigier Jenkins Thomas Jimmie S. Horn Farwell Clyde Curtis Jennie Caine Saginaw A. Curtis Paul Moore Robert Cowell Fred Smith Ash Miles Darling Houghton Lake Fern Hoover Ithaca Rose Home Dan Lockwood Gon Wallace Clovdland Johanna Mary Guerite ‘Lockwood Frank Ryan Fenton Delmar Thayer Winterfield Township Hilda Mae Lang Dan Briet Vernon Township Beaverton Don Malcomson Frost Township Harrison Wallace Smith City Service Art Norman Moddersville Hank Norman Charles Reynolds Ray Smith Grayling Smith Nehi” Pop Company Redman Howard Harper Ann Arbor Alvin Budd Halmond Woods Mr. Flynn Kern Senator Carpenter M. van Every Mynard Maybee Ardis Tooley B. F. Hampton Arthur Sheffield Gladwin Charles Welty Melbourn Florida Scottage Jess Allen Duane Russel Roy Willard Schaaf Prudenville Ed. Emmons A . Maurie Hasgtmen Hazel Hodges Mt. Pleasant Rand Joseph Ladd

Local Couples and Visitors Noted Around Harrison

A crowded weekend of visits and greetings includes Mrs. Dan Lockwood and family back from Cloudland with daughters Johanna and Mary Guerite Lockwood, along with relatives from Fenton Vernon Lansing and Beaverton area. The Congregational church re-engage for Ray M Busler drew fifteen supporters.

Station at Harrison Visited by Bandits

The Cities Service gas station at Harrison's edge was robbed last Saturday evening of 45.35. Glen Munson, in charge, was forced into a car and driven a mile away before being released to walk home. The suspects escaped, likely by slipping into nearby crossroads on U S 27. One bandit wore a light gray top coat and felt hat. the other description is unclear.

Cities Service Harrison Glen Munson U. S. 27 Munson

Jewelry Fads Not New In North America Says Historian

Modern jewelry trends like dog collars and many bracelets are traced back over a thousand years in North America to Native peoples. The note cites prices for farm goods such as rye oats barley beans and meats, with figures listed by L. W. Jackson.

North America

Installation of Harrison Chapter officers described

Thursday night May 4 at the Lodge hall marked the installation of Harrison Chapter QO BH S officers. Worthy Matron Flavia Schaaf and Worthy Patron Don Schaaf led a ceremonial with floral tributes and a closing social. Out of town guests included Mrs A B Lucas and Miss Ardis Tooley.

Harrison Chapter BH. S Lodge Adah Mary Weatherhead Pearl Clute Marshall Lulu Murphy Rheba Gibson Playin Schiaaf Don Schaaf Helen Gibson Nettie Mary Weatherhead Hdith /Weatherhead Ackett Bertha Hughes Fred ‘Weatherhead Lorraine. Hughes Arnold Hughes A. B. Lucas Leslie Ardis Tooley Lansing Thomas Hecker Owosso Opal Cahoon Flint Flavia Schaaf Ricka Gagnon Gilbert Gagnon Jessie Gleason Emily Cleveland Olive Pifer Alice Brown

Harrison Study Club entertains members and guests

The Harrison Study Club met in the Congregational church parlors on Tuesday evening May 2. Eight guests and twenty-two members attended with a Michigan Song Bird as the prompt. Papers were read on Classical Music Michigan Song Birds Importance of Music in the Schools and Better Homes in America. Lunch followed. The June picnic at Wilson State Park will close the year with Clare Study Club invited to attend.

Harrison Study Club Congregational Church Rhoda Gibson Leota Green Lucina Hampton Michigan Hunt Lima Ohio Thomas Hecker Owosso Ardis Tooley Lansing A. W. Johnstone Rose Hudson Ida Stanley Anna Rhodes Leota van Every Bertha Hughes Anna Joes Mirriam Darling Jessie Gleason Ellen Thomas Maude Hughes Anna Carpenter

Relief from stomach agony with Bisma Rex

Longtime stomach sufferers praise Bisma Rex as a fast acting antacid that neutralizes excess acid relieves pain soothes membranes and aids digestion. The ad notes it lasts and is available at Anderson's Rexall Drug Store.

Anderson’s Rexall Drug Store

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