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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1932
Page
5
Notices and public announcements printed by The Sentinel plan. Rates listed include ten cents per line for notices and five cents per line for age fillers with heading extra. Local job printing offered and prepared by The Sentinel for readers.
Harrison area church notices list United Brethren and Congregational services with times for morning worship Sunday School and evening evangelistic events. Community visits and local residents' weekend activities are included in the church and social notes.
Several families and relatives from St Louis Petoskey Beaverton Greenwood Brown Corners Hamilton Midland and Glen likely appear in a community activity roundup. Visits include Brooks Van Every Gardiner Burt Stockwell Roland Higgins Schmeger Stevens and others. An Alumni meeting was postponed to April 21 and Fire Division upgrades noted.
Jack Myers of Harrison area travels to Grand Rapids to acquire a buffalo for his resort display. He plans to add three bears from Lansing and already features elk, birds, and a squirrel. The park sits near his evergreen tree business and a fish hatchery across the road.
The Harrison Board of Commerce met April 15 at the Congregational church parlors. Sen. Carpenter led the session on the Highway bill while Fred Westerman of the Michigan Department of Conservation discussed fish propagation and stocking. A public party was planned for April 29 at the Harrison Opera House and park improvements to reopen the Wilgon State Park were noted.
A dinner was held at the Tip Top Cafe on Wednesday evening April 13 to thank men who volunteered for improvements to the Congregational church basement. Pastor Rev. R M Busler and Mr and Mrs Beals were praised for hosting and supporting the effort. A list of attendees included Rev. R M Busler Walter Crigier Paul Gibson Wayne Fosgett Rex Harper Albert Whitmer Tommy Spence Sydney Young Don Lepley Paul Moore Paul Weatherhead Charley Amble Bernie Hampton Henry Gardiner Don Schaaf James Stanley and several spouses.
Intermediate class members gathered at Mrs. Fred Weatherhead’s home on Monday afternoon for a party honoring Eugene Carpenter who had attended Sunday School every Sunday in the last quarter. Mrs. Weatherhead read Lost in Woods and displayed Philippine souvenir collection while explaining customs and life in that distant land. A luncheon followed and the boys departed content with their afternoon. Guests included Eugene Carpenter, Thomas Ritter, Ronald Schaaf, Donald Higgins, and Arden Light.
Sunday School enrollment drives attract a large turnout at Greenwood Center. A photo will be enlarged for display, with plans to enroll more participants. Prayer meeting set for Thursday night with Brother Chaffee and preaching by Russell Cook scheduled for Sunday.
A testimonial touts a cheap treatment offered by H A Anderson and local druggists. It claims to reduce uric acid in joints blood and tissues within 24 to 48 hours relieving rheumatic pains and conditions such as sciatica neuritis and lumbago without opiates or nerve dulling drugs. The ad promises a money back guarantee and urges readers to start today.
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