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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1932
Page
5
Rates listed for annual subscriptions to Michigan and Canada with Friday issue. display ads by application. cards of thanks and legal notes priced per line. notices and fillers offered with headings. Mention of probate notices and printing services by The Sentinel. Includes association memberships.
Harrison church announces Sunday School at 10 30, worship at 11 30, and an evening evangelistic service after a song hour. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7 30. The issue notes attendance certificates for 20 pupils with perfect records and lists many local visits and visits to nearby towns by residents, along with social mentions.
Advertisement for Fred M Morgan The Food Shop touting Foods To Tempt Them All with prices never lower and quality never higher. Peas are offered in No 2 cans three for 25 cents.
The report lists residents visiting and hosting events in Clare including Mr and Mrs Shull and children at the Richardson home and Emma Hoag returning from Detroit. Elmer Havener of Grand Rapids visited Pred Smith. T Graves of Leota called on Mrs Edgar Bringham. A Clare group visited Edmond Woods and Callihan. The Consumers Power franchise proposal was defeated 133 to 99 at the recent election.
The Senior Glass of ’82 presented Contents Unknown at the Harrison Opera House on Wednesday night April 6. Wu Fong and Craig Rutherford sparked excitement with a staged fight and a pistol shot. Cast details note Robert Jones as Rutherford and Judy Allen and Kenneth Gordon as leads with Ted Ellis Henry Hughes as the younger brother. The production drew a well filled house and anticipation builds for the May showing Eyes of Love.
Friday evening April 8 marked the final winter party of the Mr. and Mrs. Bridge series hosted by Mr. and Mrs. D Lepley on Lake Avenue. A seven o clock chop suey dinner preceded bridge with Mrs. B Carpenter and Robert Burns taking honors. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Van Duesen, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith Sen., Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. J A Whitmer, and the hosts.
Fredricka Wilaminna Maves born in Germany on November 7 1849 lived there as a shepherdess and spinner. She came to America in 1871 married William Phelipp in Holy matrimony and farmed in Ohio then moved to Greenwood in 1906 where her husband died in 1908. She became blind two and a half years ago and died April 1 at age 82 leaving one daughter Sophie Braden three sons eleven descendants four sisters and four brothers.
The Harrison Study Club met April 5 at the Hughes home with 20 members present. Mrs. Fred Schaaf spoke on Unfamiliar Birds with colored pictures, and members voted to use Washington Bicentennial funds for a Wilson State Park garden and the high school music fund. They plan a perennial, old fashioned garden near the park. Refreshments followed. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. BK Woods and Mrs. W Henderson.
Dr Hall a Baptist minister long time resident of Redding township was found dead Tuesday morning March 29 at his home. The lamp burned at the table when discovered by a cream truck driver. Sheriff Woods and Dr Clure of Clare arrived and ruled natural causes. Remains were taken to the minister's old home near Mt Clemens for burial. He leaves a brother who is a minister in Leslie.
Announcement from Martha Roland, secretary, inviting all to Sunday School No. 30 at Greenwood Center. Despite bad roads, a hearty welcome is promised with preaching after Sunday School and at 7 30 p m. A robe prize is offered to the attendee who loses an election day. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m.
Flint residents M L F Leonard and Bert Lydell of Pint purchased the Harrison Gas and Oil Company holdings from Robert Shull. The two stations lie at the town south on 0 827 and at the north end where Main Street meetsU. S. 27. Leonard, a former Farwell merchant, and Mrs. Lidell plan to move into the Reid home in the town’s south part.
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