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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1935
Page
5
Harrison news notes Sunday church at 11:30 with 10:30 Sunday school. midweek prayer service. invitations extended. Reports on visits by Chas Kleinhardt and others, travels to Grand Rapids Reed City Cadillac Lansing and Mt. Pleasant. school official Bersette in town. many residents visiting relatives and attending funerals. assorted local shuttling and family updates.
John Archambault born September 20 1858 died at his Harrison home a day after his 82nd birthday on September 21 1935. He married Emma Bouchey March 9 1878 and they had thirteen children including four living daughters and four sons. The family lived in Clare before moving to Harrison in 1899. He and Emma celebrated their Golden wedding anniversary March 9 1928. He leaves eight children and twelve grandchildren.
Mr and Mrs Henry Weiber return from Owosso after attending the funeral of Mrs Weiber Sr who died suddenly last week Her husband had died about two weeks earlier They had a summer home at Long Lake and were there when Mr Weiber fell ill in Owosso He died days later in hospital The community extends sympathy to the family and friends
The Harrison Board of Trade met September 24 in the Congregational Church dining parlors. The Ladies of the Congregational Auxiliary served a hearty supper and a brief business session covered organization. the Baer Louis fight may have influenced the short meeting. The next gathering is scheduled for Tuesday evening October 29.
Harrison residents saw snow flurries on Sunday before the official start of winter sparking talk of an early first winter day. Some claim snow as early as September 29 records, though most agree it is much too slow for snow.
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness after a bereavement and for flowers. They acknowledge Mr. and Mrs. Pred Weatherhead for singing and music, and Mr. Stanley Hyde for comforting words. Signed by Silas Brown Nathan Brown Carrie Ross and family.
Family of John Archamboult expresses gratitude to neighbors for ongoing support and love during his illness and death. The children thank those who assisted with meals prayers and visits.
In Trilby Ohio thirteen year old Chester Christmas defied his father’s ban on a firearm and was fatally shot by a gun he sought to use in hunting crows. His mother Mrs Pauline Christmas recounted the accident noting the weapon’s forbidden status and the child’s prior warning.
A parade of community updates lists visits and visits of relatives across Clare Beuast Colville and surrounding areas. Folks include Hlder Hyde Ernest Bronson Ira Sisson and many families sharing weekends church visits and farm help. The Camel's Foot closes with a short note on the camel's foot structure.
The British museum catalog notes papyrus scraps believed to be Second Century Gospel fragments describing the life of Christ. Researchers say the pieces suggest early Christian writings.
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