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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1938
Page
7
The notice outlines weekly Friday insertions at Clare Office with a $1.50 yearly rate for certain points and $2.00 for others in Michigan, plus 10c per line for locals and 26c for ten lines for code of thanks. It invites readers to have probate notices printed by The Sentinel via Judge Wylie.
Local church notices list services with Rev E T Town as pastor and Sunday School at 10 am. 11 am worship with junior and youth programs followed by address. Tuesday evening prayer at 2 30 pm. Community visits include Fred Decamp and many local residents and visitors from Lansing, Detroit, Houghton Lake, Greenwood Township, and Saginaw.
The Tru County Athletic Association held its annual meeting at Hayes Agricultural Unit School in Harrison with officers, coaches, and superintendents from Farwell, McBain, LeRoy, Tustin, Marion, and Harrison. Basketball schedules were set, referees chosen, and possible six man football discussed. Officers elected: DeHart of McBain as Supt., Johnson of Tustin as President, Tyrdall of Farwell as Vice President, with a Secretary-Treasurer in place.
The Lansing Girl Scout Troupe plans a 2:30 PM dedication Saturday September 24 for a new camp at Long Lake. The site was a gift from R. Ee Ols of Lansing, who will speak at the dedication service. All those interested in Girl Scout work are welcome.
Arden Light was honored Friday as a group of friends gathered at the Lake Street home of Mr and Mrs Guy R Light to celebrate his birthday. Sixteen guests played games and contests with prizes to Miss Laura Williams Miss Mary Helen Bates and Jay Woods before refreshments and skating at Hughes Hall.
Members and guests of the Harrison Congregational Church Auxiliary gathered at the Lake Bank cottage of Mrs. Titus for a September gathering. Pastor Wendling Hastings played organ selections as the group discussed business and reported a net profit of 215.78 from the Auxiliary lunch stand at the County Fair.
The fourth annual Harper reunion gathered Sunday at Mr and Mrs Wallace Harper’s home in Harrison with twenty seven family members and guests. A Virginia baked ham dinner was served at 2:30 pm. Plans were made for the fifth reunion at Mr and Mrs William Gelpin’s home in Holly in September 1939. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Gelpin and others from Clare Flint Gaines Wakegan and Harrison.
In a special session Judge Ray Hart presided as Pete Haley and Hart Davis pleaded guilty to a liquor violation after recent arrests by State Police for selling alcohol at the Redding oil fields without a license. Haley was placed on probation. Davis held for further investigation.
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