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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1934
Page
3
Readers of The Sentinel are asked to approve printing probate notices through the paper. Rates include 10 cents per line for notices and 6 cents per line for fillers, with an extra 10 cents for the heading. Judge Dorsey is involved in arranging the publication.
The United Brethren Church in Harrison lists Sunday services at 10:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m. 7:15 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. Pastor Chas Kleinhardt and visiting guests are noted. The Congregational Auxiliary plans a fair stand and upcoming meeting. numerous local residents and guests from Flint, Breckenridge, Grand Rapids, Traverse City, and Detroit are mentioned with Labor Day activities and family visits.
Family visits and social calls mark a busy period in Harrison and surrounding towns. Residents from Lansing, Jackson, Toledo and Bay City travel to see friends, attend church events, and enjoy cottage time at Higgins Lake and Burt. A road convention and a large study club flower show highlight community activities.
Mrs John Heintz died at her Greenwood township home on September 4 after a four year illness. Born Katherine Koche November 13 1867 in St Louis she married John Heintz in Chicago in 1892. They moved to Clare county in 1902 and raised three children two sons John and Henry and a daughter Mrs Gee Heintz Lansing. Survived by husband two sons one daughter six grandchildren and numerous friends. Funeral from the home on September 7 was led by Rev Charles Kleinhardt and Greenwood cemetery burial followed.
Miss Helen Williams of Harrison and Houghton Lake wed Milton Ford of Houghton Lake on September 4 at Rev. A W Johnstone’s home. Attendant Miss Susan Beemer of Detroit, brother as best, guests include family and Mrs Florence Oliver. The couple dined at Houghton Lake and plan a Canada tour before settling at the lake. Miss Williams is a 1933 local high school graduate.
Friday evening 20 friends visited the Stanley home in Greenwood. Mr and Mrs James Stanley enjoyed the unexpected party and the Aladin lamp. Bernard Hill, honored guest, celebrated his 10th birthday with a surprise party. The gathering featured games and a pot luck luncheon.
The Hayes Agricultural High School opened with 265 enrolled students across five grades. Seniors number 23, upper intermediate 50, lower intermediate 58, and primary 42. New staff include Miss Ballentine upper intermediate and Mr. Forbush agriculture, with existing teachers continuing.
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