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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1937
Page
9
Rates for yearly subscriptions and single copies listed for Michigan and U S points. Advertising rates include display and reading notices at 10c per line with 10c heading extra. Cards of thanks priced at 25c for ten lines, 5c per line beyond. Probate notices may be published by Friends of The Sentinel upon requesting Judge Wylie.
The United Brethren Church announces Sunday services at the usual hour with Sunday school at 10:00 and a special sermon at 11:00. Evening services resume next Sunday at 8:00. Funeral services were held at Murphy Funeral Home on Sunday at 2:00 led by Rev. Charles Kleinhardt. Interment followed at Maple Grove Cemetery, Harrigon.
Lear Albert Craine died at the University hospital in Ann Arbor on May 13 at age forty two years six months and eighteen days. Born October 26, 1894 in Lawrence Van Buren County Michigan he moved with his parents to Beulah in 1900 and to Harrison in 1909. He leaves his father Charlies Craine two brothers Henry of Harrison and Floyd of Newberry as well as three aunts and five uncles and other relatives in Michigan.
Frank H Pruden born April 27 1890 Perrysville Ohio son of John Pruden moved to Michigan in 1906. He married Pansy Crawford of Temple in 1915 and had two children Agnes (deceased) Helen and Harold. He died May 6 at age 47 at his Temple home with funeral May 9 conducted by Rev A B Lucas. Interment Maple Ridge cemetery Temple.
Fanning Boord, Harrison's oldest firm, has completed a thorough remodel and modernization of its store. The changes include new lighting, removed partitions, updated shelving, new display counters, and expanded merchandise featuring hardware shoes groceries and some farm equipment. George Skimmel and Al Varney completed the remodeling work.
Six members of the Haffa Bridge club traveled to Mt Pleasant on Thursday with a pot luck dinner at Mrs Harry Merrill s home. They played progressive auction bridge and awarded prizes to Mrs Max Carey and Mrs Robert Hecker. The party ends the club year with plans to reconvene the first Thursday in October.
George Terry Eaton a magician of extraordinary ability will perform at North Gate Gardens Harrison on May 22. He is described as six feet tall with brown eyes and a ready smile, blending science and psychology to mystify audiences it is claimed.
The South Sheridan Nutrition class held its final meeting of the year May 12 with seven members and one visitor. New leaders elected for the coming year are Mrs. Bessie Court and Mrs. Agnes Pudway, with Mrs. Mary Gerow reelected secretary and treasurer and Mrs. Inez Teale reelected chairman. The group voted for a second year in Nutrition and studied Body Building Foods noting meat and fish provide protein. They stressed low temperature cooking to preserve nutritive value and announced a Achieve ment day on May 28 at Clare Community Building.
Bangor paper notes Captain Hanson Gregory of Camden is nominated for the Hall of Fame by the national doughnut committee. The citation credits him with discovering and perfecting the hole in the doughnut while a sea cook, describing his rise from cabin boy to master mariner and the early versions of doughnuts as square, greasy morsels before his ring shape gained favor.
Nine boys and teacher Mrs Chase enjoyed a wiener roast and outdoor games after a Beaver Dam hike. Hayes Agricultural Unit high school civics class toured Lansing visiting the Capitol library museum and Hast Landing college. Students attended the Cherry Blossom Festival at Traversity.
The Sea Scouts form a key part of the Boy Scout senior program for youths fifteen and older. They focus on nautical topics such as swimming sailing rowing and seamanship including navigation signaling and life aboard ship.
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