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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1932
Page
3
The Sentinel announces pricing for subscriptions and single copies, display advertising, and various print services. Rates include 60 per year to points in Michigan, 2.00 to U S, 3.50 to Canada, and 5c per copy issued Fridays. Card notices and lines for fillers priced per line.
Local church schedules from United Brethren and Congregational churches list services, Sunday School times, and pastoral names. A long list of weekend social visits, travel to nearby towns, and personal notes about residents and their family activities in Harrison, Mio, Alma, Bay City, Flint, Saginaw, and Mt. Pleasant.
Local advertisement lists Choice Quality Groceries at low prices. Palm Olive Soap three bars. Kellogg’s Corn Flakes large package 11¢. M S C Gotta 2 lb package 28¢. Apple Butter quart 18¢. Easter Raisins 6 oz 1¢. Pioneer Macaroni Spaghetti Noodles 5¢. Pioneer rolled oats 55 oz 15¢. Tomatoes solid pack 2 No 3 cans 25¢. Whole Wax Beans fancy Michigan 15¢. Chocolates nut tops 28¢. Candy bars 3 for 10¢. Vegetable Shortening 3 lbs 25¢. Michigan Sugar 100 lb bag 4.35. 26 lb bags sugar 1.11. 40 lb bags sugar 1.11.
Mr and Mrs Beals spent Sunday at their McKibbon home in Tibaca. Yeon Puttman and a Tibaca friend stopped by. Harrigan, on the way home from Houghton Lake, where they had been visiting friends.
The second Senior play titled Eyes of Love will be staged in the third week of May. The ensemble features characters including Thuesday and Carolina, Mammy, Hazel Pixley, Gailya, Lauraing Hughes, Reeta, Irene Clark, Mrs Barry, Gertha Tessman, Lora, Dorothy Gene Whitmer, Clark, Butler, Whilden Hughes, Judge Barry, Father, Rex Clutes, Burt Wade, David Harper, Jim Rankin, and James Mead. Coach Miss Averyl Gaines leads the production.
In the upper Intermediate room the lower grades presented a Health program with Parents Day following. The play Court of Health featured a large cast led by Mrs. Charles Amble and included King Vitamin Wallace Allen Sunbeams Jean Gibson and many others.
Alumni Association met at the school house on Thursday April 21 to plan the annual banquet set for Friday June 38 at the Harrison Opera House. The event marks a Homecoming for Harrison High alumni from 1893 onward with Julia Schaaf presiding and committees named for arrangement program and menu.
On Monday evening April 11 the Harrison chapter of the OHE 98 held officer elections for the ensuing year. Elected were Worthy Matron Elvin Schaaf, Worthy Patron Newton Kress, Associate Matron Maud Harper, Associate Patron Don Schaat, Secretary Jessie Gleason, Treasurer Hmily Gisvelaid, Associate Conductress Olive Pifer. Installation by Past Worthy Matron Maud Hughey planned at the Lodge hall Thursday May 5 with public ceremony.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Bristol moved to Big Rapids recently. Trucks were in this vicinity after extra potatoes. Mr and Mrs August Hoskey entertained relatives from Fling Sunday. Hoskey and son Walter of Bling called on Floyd Craine's. Howard Brockway bought a cow from Lawton Jesse last week.
Randall Mr Eschenwick returned home from Mt Pleasant hospital not very much better. Mrs L D McGregor is staying with Mrs Gordon Ripenburg a few days this week. John Larman spent over Sunday in Clare. Carl Bower was seen in this vicinity last week. Lucy Belle Ford spent one night last week with Josephine Gibis. Mr and Mrs John Flood of Vernon called on Mr and Mrs Geo Gibis one day last week.
Mrs Icem Slentz hosted a Thursday April 21 gathering for the Junior boys of the Vernon Community Sunday school. Eleven boys attended with prizes awarded for each activity and class colors chosen Red and Blue. A meal followed with sandwiches cake salad and coffee. The party aims to repeat monthly and the degree team with substitutes is invited to Grange next Monday night.
ARTHUR CENTER notes the Ladies Union will meet with Mrs M Harrold on Thursday afternoon of next week. The item invites all members to attend the monthly gathering and welcomes visitors.
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