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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1935
Page
6
The Sentinel outlines annual rates to Michigan and other points, per copy prices, Friday issue schedule, and postal classifications. It notes display ad rates on application, 10c per line for locals, and 6c per copy. job printing services are offered.
Local residents and visitors share trips and visits across towns. P A Oman and family visited Crystal with Mr and Mrs Will Race. many friends attended gatherings from Evart to Charlevoix and Paris fish hatchery.
Gerald Heintzelman improves and hopes to return to school soon. Visitors included Mrs Dorothy Frank and Mrs Alice Luce with daughter Caroline. Reading contest leaders were Opal Wellman Donald Cowles and Barbara Hunter. Primary pupils make card holders from paper plates. Seventh and Eighth grades plan shrubs and lilacs in spring. County School Commissioner Miss Hether visited Thursday. Miss Baker attended Health Education Class at Harrison Tuesday. Baseball hoped against Mann Siding Friday. Number contest winners were Adelbert Blain Allen Howard and Opal Wellman. Second grade dramatized the Three Bears Thursday. School aided Conservation Club program Tuesday evening.
A long list of visitors and locals traverses town life. Officials and families from Lansing Ottawa and Detroit are noted alongside school activities, fence building and a tennis court project at the local school. Scores by Windover and various residents’ weekend visits anchor a broad community snapshot.
Lake George Resort notes residents and visitors returning from Lansing Flint and Alma. Basil Baker John Dexter Stirling Curtiss Clare Luce Lyman Stittsworth and others spent the weekend nearby. Several locals aided at farms and basements as hunting season approaches.
Mrs John Lowery died after a months long illness. Funeral services were held at Central M Church with Rev J W Stanton leading. Survived by husband five daughters two sons and many relatives. The community list includes many local visits and gatherings across Ros e bush and nearby towns.
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