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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1933
Page
2
Friends of The Sentinel seek probate notices to be printed by The Sentinel and request Judge Dorgey arrange Friday submissions at the Clare Post Office for timely publication.
Harrison News notes church gatherings at Mann Siding school house Sundays at 8:00 P.M. inviting all to form a congregation under Pastor Russell N. Cook. Also details United Brethren Church services with sermons, Sunday School, and midweek prayer led by Pastor Chas. Kleinhardt emphasizing pure doctrine.
Congregational Church invites parents to Sunday School at 10 00 and worship at 11 00 while stressing prompt attendance. A parade of weekend visitors includes Kellerman from Lansing. Woods of Vernon. May of Lansing. Streeter family in town. and many other relatives and guests from Detroit, Mt. Pleasant, Gladwin, Alma, and Saginaw.
The report lists residents and visitors across the area. It mentions Miss Lottie Bruce returning from the Chicago Worlds Fair with her sister, John Woods Sr visiting family in Frost, and multiple trips to Saginaw Flint Big Rapids Grand Rapids Alma and Detroit. The Congregational church auxiliary ran a lunch stand at the fair clearing about fifty dollars.
Mrs. Murphy led the Club on their yearly Arnold Lake campout with ten members over two days. Bible study, swimming, clean up, hiking and committee duties filled Friday and Saturday, with prizes awarded for best work and members returning satisfied with the weekend.
The first fall special election in Ingham County will fill the vacancy of Rep. John G. Rulison in the First Legislative District. The election coincides with the Lansing municipal vote. The emergency board authorized 1.4 million dollars in school loans to prevent closures amid funds impounded in banks. Fred B. Perry of the Department of State was elected treasurer of the North American Gasoline Tax Association. The group urged gasoline tax reductions and a war on bootleggers, while opposing diverted tax moneys. Chain store licenses have been issued to 40 firms operating 286 stores, paying 13 795 in fees. 14 large chains challenge the new statute’s legality.
The article notes only three women have official portraits on United States stamps, Martin Washington, Queen Isabella of Spain, and Pocahontas. It mentions that other female depictions appear on stamps such as the Red Cross stamp and the Arbor Day stamp.
Residents and visitors flocked to cottages around Oakdale Town line lake and Shorewood over the weekend. Families from Lansing Flint Saginaw Milwaukee and Arkansas joined stays at various cottages while trips to the Harrison fair and Clare show were common. Several weddings honeymoons and travel paired with fishing and local sports marked the page.
Mrs. 8. Harris and son Glenn visited Monday. Virgil Blain to Clare Thursday. H C McIntyre and Detroit family spent weekend at Edna Griffen in Clare. Lake George Dellings called at J J Beard and J A Burns homes Tuesday. Wickem and Evans families from Flint called Tuesday. Tom Austin of Temple and Detroit friends visited Charlie Lyons Saturday. Virgil Blain transported schoolchildren to fair Friday. Bert Walker and Phillip Shephard were Sunday callers in West Freeman at Mrs M W Finch's home. Ralph Wright and family from Hast Lansing spent weekend at Faunce cottage on Windover Lake. Mrs Maggie Briggs and Clark Artigliff of Clare called at Kenneth Benchley home Sunday. Miss Marion Mayworm from Lansing visited Mrs WW McCall's cottage.
Mrs Bert Walker and Mrs W Dickson to Lake Saturday. Mrs S Harris and children attend ed the fair at Harris on Friday. Virgil Blain and sister Wilma were Bertha Lake callers Thursday. Mr and Mrs W Benchley and baby of Farwell called on Mr and Mrs K Benchley Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charlie Graham of Farwell delivered lumber in our neighborhood Tuesday. Mrs Norman Tolson and sons of Chicago were callers at Burns home Thursday. Mr and Mrs EH Delling and Mrs Harry Davis of Lake George called on Mr and Mrs EH Waldron. Leo Hazel and Georgie Harris were Sunday callers at Carl Shinabarger home in West Freeman. Miss Ya Blain returned home from Long Lake where she had visited her sister Mrs Miley Henry for several weeks. Mrs Charlie Lapard left Monday to visit relatives in Holly. Phillip Shepherd and Mr W Dickson of Detroit came to spend weekend at Bert Walker home where the wives have been spending the past week. Mr and Mrs Phillip Shepherd will leave Monday from here to attend the Worlds Fair before returning home. Mrs O Griffen to Grand Rapids to see a sick brother. She returned here with Mr and Mrs B Barlow and R Barlow of Harrison. O C Somerville of Lake was in our township Saturday. Floyd Finch and family Mrs Frank Snyder and Mrs Don Luce of Lake George were callers at the S Harris and Burns homes last week. David Kiser of near Mt Pleasant visited his parents Mr and Mrs Charlie Lyons last week.
Virginia native Thomas Posey served as Indiana territory’s last governor. His leadership saw the capital shift from Vincennes to Corydon and Indiana achieve statehood.
Reports from Rosebush list visits to Minneapolis to see Mrs. H Hildebrandt and other trips. Saginaw fairs draw Frank Hamilton Joe Lynch and others while Miss Faith Johnston recovers from hay fever in Marquette. Community members attend picnics, ball games and family gatherings across Alma Marion Flint Ionia and Remus with school news and a new baby Alvin Larry.
An advertisement promotes ME-BA as a new powder treatment for stomach troubles with a claim of relief in ten minutes. It markets a teaspoonful in water after meals and offers a money back guarantee at $1.00, sold by Mrs. A. H. Mussell, druggist.
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