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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1933
Page
3
The letter asks local readers to request Judge Dorsey to have probate notices printed by The Sentinel. It mentions Friday issuance and second class Post Office entry at Glare, urging community involvement for notice publication.
Harrison notes invite Sunday services at Mann Siding school house 8 PM with pastor Russell N Cook. United Brethren Church postings list morning 11 30 Evangelistic 7 45 Sunday School 10 30 and Wednesday prayer at 8. Visitors urged.
Ray M Busler pastor invites parents to support character building in Sunday school with prompt attendance. The 11 00 worship includes a sermon on The Immeasurable Dimensions of Gods Love. Visitors welcomed including Ruth Wall Emily Hopfer and Mrs Allie Ashworth from Cadillac.
Sunday visits sparkle across Clare and neighboring towns as families travel to Michigan cities. Residents from Mio to Detroit reconnect with relatives, while Clare women win golf matches and clusters gather at homes in Burt Lake and Frost Township.
Monday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Sheffield a group of children gathered to celebrate Marjorie Lou Sheffield's birthday. They played games and enjoyed refreshments while Marjorie Lou received many lovely gifts.
Thursday evening August 24 Mr and Mrs Paul Weatherhead hosted a dinner party at their Arnold Lake cottage A Need A Rest. After a three course meal Mr Weatherhead spoke on his travels to entertain guests including Burk Morrissey of Frankfort visiting the Weatherheads. Also present were his mother Mrs M Morrisey and Mr and Mrs M Johnson.
Government standards list measurements for a so called perfect girl. Height five feet six inches and weight 121 pounds are given along with neck twelve and a half inches bust thirty eight inches waist twenty six and a half inches hips thirty eight inches.
The Harrison High School class of 1930 held its annual beefsteak fry at Long Lake on Sunday August 20. President Clute led the meal prep with beef steak while wives and six week old babies joined the gathering. Guests included Miss Ananda Cox and Miss Edna Martz, with several classmates present and others absent.
Local residents share visits and travel to nearby towns as Mrs. James Ratey and family visit Mt. Pleasant, the Sisters prep for Vernon school reopening on September 11, and Rosebush and North Rosebush residents head to Detroit Chicago and Detroit for events with several families noted.
Rural residents recount visits and gatherings from Sunday to midweek. Harold Sunday family returns from the World’s Fair in Chicago. Emma Garver hosts her daughter and Saginaw guests. Local households share meals, funerals, and church events. Community members travel to Clare and Traverse City for Wheat Meeting and business. Labor Day school preparations begin.
Mr and Mrs D Scott visited daughter in Jackson and son Clair Scott before he left for Indiana. Geo Scott and four children visited Fred Smalley in Clare. Raymond Scott and family hosted at Aaron Irwin’s. piano recital at Weidman church featured Anna Hazel Velma Irwin Oman. Various visits to Farwell Baldwin Saginaw and Weidman noted with multiple households and travelers.
The article notes the game bridge first appeared as bridge in Haplish from a title volume "British or Russian, Whist" published in London in 1886. It dismisses claims of Russian origin and explains the name was soon corrupted from whist.
The aged Chinatown sage counsels restraint to avoid exposing oneself to danger or discovery. He warns that rash vengeance leads to feeble acts and personal suffering. Readers are urged to wait and observe before taking action.
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