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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1931
Page
2
Rates for subscriptions and advertising are listed for Clare Michigan. Prices include 1.50 per year to Michigan points 2.00 to other points 2.50 to Canada and single copies sold weekly. Display ads 25c per ten lines then 5c per line. liners 10c per line. job printing offered.
Harrison United Brethren Church hosts Sunday School at 10 30 with Supt Visher mid week prayer Wednesday. preaching at 11 30 and 7 30 with a 10 30 sermon Borrowed Religion. Pictures drama at 8 00 and free services. Public invited. Community notices follow with local visits and events.
Mr and Mrs Charles ee visit Clare Johnsalan Fred Birch and Harry McQuestion return to Flint homes after six weeks at Tip Top Hotel For Thanksgiving Mr and Mrs Wred Grover of Alma visit brother Edward White Jackie Merril stays with grandparents in Mt Pleasant Frank Bush returns from deer hunting in Ozark Cousin Fred Herr joins then returns to Detroit Rabbit hunters active near Harrison Despite rain many report luck Woman s Auxiliary Congregational church to hold annual Bazaar and supper on Wednesday December 2 Church open all afternoon chicken supper at 6 30.
Hilbert L. Williams born April 18 1861 in Erie County Pennsylvania died at his Clare county home on November 14 1931. He married Rhoda Lewis in 1882 and had a son R Bruce and a daughter Rhoda who died in infancy. He later wed Mary Allen and Bessie Whitman producing twelve children. He leaves a widow two sisters three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services were held at the home Tuesday with Rev R M Busler officiating and interment at Maple Grove cemetery.
Rural advance grange notes visitors and family movements in Saginaw Harrison Brush College and nearby farms. Laws Williams mourns grandfather while Loren Krug looks to high school. Community enjoys Garfield Grange gathering with about 60 attendees and two new Pomona applicants reported.
Several from the community attended Mr. Rhodes's funeral on Tuesday. The neighbors extend sympathy to the bereaved family. Various residents visited relatives, helped move families, and offered condolences after recent passings and illnesses.
Clare County Road Commissioners meet at Harrison Court House on November 4, 1931 led by Chairman John Asline. Actions include approving prior minutes, discussing airport agreement, purchasing a Wausau snow plow and a Ross frame, buying culvert pipes, and authorizing brush burning and road maintenance. Adjourned.
Local ad invites customers to sell ora batteries radiators and green hides at Samborn's with a phone contact 23 Adv.
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