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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1933
Page
5
The Sentinel seeks probate notices for Friday issues and requests that Judge Dorsey authorize printing by The Sentinel. Local reading notices priced at ten cents per line, fillers five cents per line, and headings ten cents extra.
The column lists church services at Mann Siding schoolhouse every Sunday at 8 PM and multiple notices for United Brethren Church including morning and evening services, Sunday School at 10:30, and a Wednesday prayer meeting. It also records extensive local social traffic with residents visiting, moving, and attending events across Harrison, Frost, Saginaw, Beaverton, Chicago, and nearby towns.
Ray M Busler pastor invites parents to Sunday School at 10:00 and all to 11:00 worship and sermon. Emphasizes character building, prompt attendance, and human brotherhood. Misses Fanning Martin and Anna Jones traveled to Chicago for the World’s Fair weekend.
Beardsley and Norm Hersey with friends in the upper peninsula for employment. Gladwin County Fair attendance noted. Arthur Sheffield family visits relatives in Gladwin. Dean Gleason and daughter Janet spend two weeks with his mother. Detroit visitors Bruce Totton and Alberta Diamond attend local events. Duck season opening draws Harrison and others. Multiple local families host gatherings and visits, including Clute, Diamond, Harper, and Woods households. Senator Carpenter and Mrs Carpenter make regional trips and attend events in Evart and Tawas City. Eastern Stars instruction set for Friday with Grand Electa in charge.
The Harrison Board of Commerce met September 26 in the Congregational church basement. New Secretary Harold Hughes was elected. A Fourth of July report by William Henderson noted about 40 dollars raised. Maps for sportsmen were distributed. 20 dollars approved for printing. A membership drive was proposed targeting about 70 nonmembers. ועוד
The play It's a Ming raised about 18 dollars during a Wednesday evening performance at the Opera House to finance the honor students weekend excursion. Eligible students visited Cheboygan Mackinac City St. Ignace and Petoskey over the weekend.
In this scientific age some claim all is known yet many insist the natural world still hides countless surprises. The idea that everything worth discovering has been found is challenged by ongoing discoveries and unanswered questions about nature.
A series of vignettes describes odd hotel life in New York. Mrs. Ida May Wood’s fortune, hidden cash and securities surface as her guardians seek incompetence, and a long-term hotel guest refuses decor updates. Other stories note curious residents, a five year roomer with no possessions, and elevator dog disputes. Moving vans shift families to Connecticut farms as shack colonies emerge near the Jersey Meadow.
In Idaho Falls a county tax anticipation sale released hoarded gold totaling 455 dollars into circulation. The coins included denominations of 2.60, 5 and 10 dollars and were up to seventy five years old.
Four year old Robert Jackie Young Jr is described as Pittsburghs youngest double bass violinist. He is son of Robert Young and grandson of F H Young who taught music in Pittsburgh and Sewickley until his death. He has lived in Atlantic City with his parents and recently appeared in a fashion show. He performed with two New Jersey children and played in a concert with the New York Children's orchestra under Kari Mol dren.
Miss Maude Haley of Coleman aids cousin Josie Lines with care for her mother. Numerous visits and social events recur through Vernon Hill as families, neighbors, and church groups share meals and attend meetings at Coleman Rosebush Harrison and Clare locales.
An advertisement touts Alleniu as a powerful safe remedy for rheumatic ache neuritis sciatica and gout with fast action. It promises pain swelling and excess uric acid relief within 24 to 48 hours and offers a money back guarantee if results are not seen.
Mrs Patrick Battle travels to Saint Marie to visit relatives while at home Mr and Mrs Darrel Cole host guests including Mr and Mrs Bernard West and family and Mr and Mrs Orvel Graham. West Branch visitors Mr and Mrs Robert Hunter dine at John Lynch home. Mrs Henry Walker heads to California for several weeks. Frank Blesch family with H O Bentler hosts. Hen Ruth Lynch celebrates seventh birthday with party and refreshments. George Ganda of Midland visits Dennis Regan family. Joseph Roy family and William Dickerson visit Mrs George Dickerson near Winn. Mrs Sweeney of Mt Pleasant ill at Maurice McConnell home. George Skelton visits Reverend R O Thompson. Some people go duck hunting. Fred Matteson travels to Flint for wife’s operation at Woman’s Hospital. she recovers. Roy Keller family spend afternoon with Darrel Cole. Bernard McConnell’s two months old son receives K-ray treatment at Brandstetter Memorial Hospital. Sell old batteries radiators and green hides at Samiborn’s.
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