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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1935
Page
5
The Clare Sentinel lists annual rates to Michigan and other regions, Canada, and single copies. It notes post office entry, class designation, display ad pricing upon request, and various line rates for ads, ads with headings, and fillers.
Harrison News reports Sunday services at the United Brethren Church with Sunday school at 10 30 and a special sermon at 11 30 Pastor Chas Kleinhardt invites all. The Harrison Study Club meeting for November 12 was postponed from November 5. Dr Thiehoff will discuss his Around the World Trip as an honored speaker.
The town mourns as three elderly residents and one young man are reported dead over the past week, in a string of fatal incidents. Funeral rites and community remembrance efforts are planned as officials investigate the causes.
Alfred Omstead died Sunday at the county infirmary at eighty eight. Funeral services were held from the infirmary and interment followed in the infirmary cemetery. Leamon H Hoover died October 13 at Clare County General Hospital after seven months illness. Born in Belmont Canada on June 5 1878 he immigrated to the United States and settled in Greenwood Township. He married Myrtle Saul in 1903 and had two children, James who died in infancy and Grace who survives. He leaves his wife Grace Segar, two grandchildren, a sister and three brothers. Funeral services were held at the Congregational Church in Harrison with interment at Maple Grove Cemetery. Numerous relatives and friends attended from Pinnebag Lansing Pontiac Ably Angola and Pleasant Lake.
Marion M. VanEvery died Monday October 21 at St. Lawrence Hospital Lansing after a yearlong illness. He leaves wife Leota Gardiner VanEvery of Lansing, parents W. M. and Stella VanEvery, two brothers Dale and Harry, and sister Dorothy, all of Hollywood. He was 34 and served as assistant to Michigan public instruction superintendents in Lansing. Funeral was held Wednesday at Estes Leadley Funeral Home Lansing with burial there.
Keith Forbush, who taught science and music at Hayes Agricultural High School last year and began this year here, resigned to take a better post at Leslie High School starting Monday. Students gave a farewell party and presented a picture. Mrs Samuel A Cline takes his Hayes post, while upper intermediate grades are taught by Miss Mary McKeever of Clare.
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