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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1934
Page
4
Central Standard Time schedule lists trains at Ann Arbor Booths 53 61 with scattered times. Eastern Standard Time bus from Hotel Doherty to Mt. Pleasant noted. Community notices include Guild meetings Mrs Jas Rogers Floyd Kane visits and various hostess arrangements.
A fragment notes a god of heathen Basque mercenaries named in association with Edward I. The readable text hints at medieval mercenary movements and religious or cultural titles without clear dates or full context.
Archie Fahnestock of Lake Archis Osceola county died at University hospital Ann Arbor Tuesday from a complication of diseases. He leaves three children Arthur Gladys and Dorothy and a raised nephew Russell Kibby. He served on the school board and was a Gleaner member. Funeral was from the hall with Rev A D Telder and burial beside his wife in Garfield cemetery. Out of town relatives attended from Lansing and Saginaw.
Clark Sanborn born March 29 1894 in Thetford township Genesee county Michigan died September 8 1934 at Reeder hospital Clare from injuries in a motor accident He lived on a Surrey township farm with his widowed mother and survived by seven sisters and one brother Funeral held September 8 at Gleaner hall Lake with many friends in attendance.
The Sanborn family expresses sincere thanks for kindness and assistance after the death of their son and brother Clark Sanborn. Gratitude is given for floral tokens, autos, and Rev. Bert’s comforting message during the funeral with the support of Mrs Belle A. Sanborn and the siblings.
Edna Bergey stays with grandparents and attends Clare High School while Detroit trips and a marshmallow roast highlight weekend social activity. Y P C B hosts church service and invites all to Sunday worship. sympathy extended to Mrs Allen regarding the loss of husband and father in the community.
A history of weekend visits and local events in Clare Windover and Freeman township records guests from Saginaw Lansing and Detroit families. Highlights include campers returning home, a quilt gift to a fire victim, town dances Grange attendance, and school opening with 21 pupils and two new junior teams the White Socks and Giants with a 34 85 score for the Giants.
Lake George residents and visitors shared stories of a busy fishing season with numerous anglers from Cleveland and Detroit. The piece notes large catches, cottage stays, vacations, and a serious accident involving Mrs. Duross, plus local social updates and upcoming events.
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