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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1934
Page
3
Public reading notices from The Sentinel reference probate notices and a request to have printing done by The Sentinel. The text mentions per line rates for liners and reading notices in locals and uses fillers at ten cents per line with a heading and extra charges.
Mrs. Henry Gardiner hosted twelve friends for a Wednesday evening party in her home to celebrate Stella Chapman’s birthday then attended the Ideal theatre in Clare. Mr and Mrs Beats later honored Stella Chapman returning to Bowling Green. Outdoor Girls Club leader Mrs Murphy honored six members with a banquet after perfect Bible School marks.
Harrison community notes list Sunday school at 10 30 a m preaching 11 30 a m Christian Endeavor 7 15 p m and song service 8 00 p m with invitations to all. Various residents from Alma Breckenridge Mt Pleasant Lansing Lake City Clare Saginaw and Flint are recorded visiting or staying with local families and attending events including world’s fair coverage and district church meetings.
Rev. Ray M. Busler, formerly pastor of the Congregational church in Harrison, spent a summer in the West Virginia mountains where he served as a missionary for thirteen years. He writes to the Sentinel to have his paper sent to his Tampa address at 290% Tampa street and notes his enjoyable visit among old friends and familiar scenes.
The Harrison Board of Commerce held its inaugural gathering in the Congregational church dining parlors Tuesday evening with Auxiliary providing a large dinner. Clare C. of C. members attended as Sen. Carpenter and others argued against gas tax reductions, urging more highway funding. The next meeting is scheduled for October 30.
Mr and Mrs Archie Ackerman and others visited Dick Brooks and family while Granges featured talks by Master Jennings Archambault. The booster meeting at Lincoln Grange included a pot luck supper and dancing as many Grange members joined in. The sugar raffle awarded number 27 to Lena Brewer with next draw set for Monday night.
Canada hosts about 150 plant species reaching tree size with only a fraction being coniferous. Coniferous trees contribute a small share of forest products though they cover a large portion of potential forest area.
A list of visits and travels from Marion Gladwin Rosebush Vernon Alma and Vernon over the weekend includes Mr and Mrs Teale and child to Marion, Mr and Mrs Gingery in Gladwin, Mr and Mrs Thompson from Lansing, Koontz and Kubeé family visits, Mrs Moline accompanying relatives to Sparta, Mrs Strait and Mrs Hartman visiting Mrs Hawkins, a funeral at Clare for Mrs Philo Smith, and notes on attendance and Columbus program at school with many students listed.
The Ladies' Aid met Thursday at Mrs. Nevill's with thirty five in attendance. All year’s business and reports were completed. Officers were elected for next year and a bake sale planned. Several local families visited or hosted guests over the weekend in nearby towns.
Mrs H Mickie and granddaughter Francis Gordon visited Glenn Gordon’s home Sunday. Ted Newman and two sons spent the day with J C Newman’s family. The eight ring road graveling is complete aiding area residents. Three students are in the seventh grade at school. The Robinetts and Blystones shared Sunday dinner and afternoon calls with Acte Robinett and Daisie Binckart visiting Mrs Ralph Shull. Mrs I Atra and Vate Mickie with Floyd Benno saw Mrs Josh Miser near Dover last week.
Winterfield residents and relatives from Flint and Greenwood visited family homes over the weekend. Edd Bulman and Sam Gaskill traveled to Clare last week. Mr and Mrs Glennet Sharp from Lansing stopped by Sam Gaskill and Frank Davis homes Friday and Saturday. Roy Sutton of Greenwood visited his in laws Mr and Mrs Sam Gaskill. Mrs Frank Kirby remains ill in Ann Arbor hospital. Mr and Mrs Martin Keehn visited Frank Davis Sunday afternoon.
Rosebush residents and families from nearby towns attended Billy Sunday events in Big Rapids. Visits included Ed Lynch of Alpena with his brother, while others traveled from Mt. Pleasant Alma and Beal City to call on friends. A wide circle of neighbors shared Sunday gatherings, ball games in Alpena, an Ontario conference trip, and social calls at several homes.
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