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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1935
Page
5
Issued every Friday and entered at the Post Office at Clare on second class matter. Rates for display advertising made known upon application. Cards of thanks 265e for ten lines. Over that, be per line. Resolutions poetry etc fc per lines. Liners and reading notices in locals 10c per line. As fillers 6c per line. With heading 10c extra.
Harrison residents attend teen services at United Brethren Church with a 10 30 Sunday school and an 11 30 special sermon plus midweek prayer led by Pastor Charles Kleinhardt. Local news notes Joe Wayne returns from Detroit and visitors from Alma Midland and Toledo.
A parade of visitors from Lansing Flint Royal Oak Detroit and St Louis converged on Harrison area homes this weekend and last. References to Measles Chickenpox outbreaks at local households, a house fire near Albert Kleiner, and a birthday party for young Jimmie Thomas are noted along with society notes on travelers and gatherings.
The Intermediate girls Sunday School class at Congregational church held a six month honor roll banquet for members with perfect attendance and perfect marks. Jean Gibson Louise Amble Irene Amble Kathleen Hampton were honored as attendees with gifts from their teacher Mrs Murphy and other class members. Ten girls attended the event at the Murphy home cabin and garden with toast remarks by Mrs Murphy.
Revival meetings will be held at Ganar school house starting June 3 1985 at 8400 o clocks. Preaching by Revi GBkurdeklin of Brown Corners.
The thirty-fourth Harrison Alumni Society banquet was held Friday May 24 at the Community building with about 160 attendees. A five course meal, decorated tables, and a grand march led by Mr and Mrs William Murphy featured speeches by Morrel Clute and Betty Schaaf, plus performances by a male quartet and piano soloist Keith Forbush. Out-of-town guests included Weatherhead, Heber, Carpenter, and Mead, among others. Independent baseballers lost 12 to 4 to Moores Truckers of Saginaw, despite 14 hits and 16 errors. Next game targets Mt. Pleasant Dodgers.
A community rally is planned for June 9 at 10 30 AM at Caner school. Attendees will receive pins and all are welcome to participate.
The Farmers Union held its bi monthly meeting at Sherman town hall with 25 members. John Sparbel and family attended and presented topics with problems resolved. Next meeting set for June 3 at Advance Grange Community hall. Other items include visitors, illnesses, graduations, and garden preparations.
The Eagle reports visits among residents of Detroit Crystal Lake and Portland Michigan with relatives in Arthur township. It notes illness of Mrs Hutchinson and the death of Mrs Roy Miller of New Haven, with funeral services Monday. Other items mention softball plans, family travels, and spring scenery after recent showers.
Pleasant Valley residents report Sunday visits from Mr and Mrs Wm Hampton and friends from Beaverton and Pontiac. A newborn named Orville Lyle joined the Bates household May 22. The Orvis family spent Sunday at Pinconning and funeral services for Mrs Roy Miller were held in New Haven. Laurence Bates appears on the sick list.
The article notes that Yellowstone Park has never attracted Native American campers due to fear of evil spirits associated with geysers and springs, shaping early visitation patterns and perceptions of the area.
Mr and Mrs F Littlefield and Mrs B Shumway visit Mé Pleasant on business Tuesday. Sunday guests at the Ambrosier home include Rev Ambrosier and wife from Coleman Mrs D Hallan and daughter from Flint Mr and Mrs L Sanpe of Flint Mr and Mrs M Schmidt and children. C Thayer and family spent Sunday with relatives in Riverdale. W Tesche and daughter Merrelyn of Detroit visit her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Foell. Mr Foell is much better. Ambrosier and Foell hosts on Saturday at Bertha Lake.
Hatton enjoys much needed rain this week. Mrs. Mack Harvey traveled to Pontiac for her brother George Wheatcroft’s appendicitis operation and reports he is out of danger. Detroit visitors include W. B. Stephison and Bobby May. Mrs. Q. J. Harvey with twin boys stayed with daughter Mrs. W. R. May in Detroit. Mt. Pleasant's John List family spent Sunday at their farm, L. remained a week, G Ju Harvey from Flint home for the weekend, Imogene Blystone visits Flat with her mother, and J Harvey spent Sunday evening in Beaverton.
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