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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1938
Page
7
The notice outlines subscription prices for Clare and Michigan points, display advertising rates, and linotype charges. It also mentions readers asked to have probate notices printed by The Sentinel and lists recent local social and community updates from Harrison, Clare, and surrounding areas, including visits and tours.
The Harrison United Brethren in Christ church announces Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. with Juniors and young people programs and a Tuesday prayer service. Local residents and visitors are listed visiting relatives, attending events, and moving to and from area towns amid town news and community notices.
Floyd Daniels a sixteen year old Hayes Township farmer’s son was injured slightly in an automobile accident Sunday afternoon. He was driving his parents car on M-18 east of Harrison when he failed to turn at a corner, the vehicle overturned into a ditch. His three companions were uninjured.
Mrs. Charlez Amble hosted a luncheon at her Lake Street home for lady members of the Hayes Agricultural Unit School. Guests included Leota Van Every Allegra Gager Mary McReever Irah Emery Anne Wellington and Caroline Cline. Supt Charles Amble then hosted a dinner for male staff with Wendling Hastings Ronald Keler Samuel Morrisson and Ralph Myers.
The Harrison Chamber of Commerce opened its 1938-39 season at the Congregational church dining parlors with 35 attendees. Committees were named for Ways and Means, Attendance, Membership, Agriculture, Legislative, Winter Sports and Publicity and the next meeting is set for October 25.
A popular coat described with a light rust color, short military collar, shoulder cape edged in deep fur, two front and back coat-length pleats, and very new large sleeves tightly buttoned at the wrists.
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