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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1932
Page
3
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The Harrison column lists Congregational and United Brethren church schedules with worship times and Sunday School details. It also covers a long stream of local visitors and residents attending events, travels, and gatherings, plus a summary baseball note and a Tampa Barbecue stand update.
Local residents and guests are noted in a series of brief items. Edlmond Woods attends state sheriffs convention in St Ignace with a boat trip on Lake Huron. numerous families visit, motor, or host relatives in Harrison and surrounding towns including Flint Saginaw Detroit Pontiac and Lans ing.
A July meeting of Harrison Common Council weighed Glen Gardner’s bid of 10000 dollars for the city electric distributing system. The proposal would grant use and maintenance rights for 30 years with rates aligned to the Consumers' Power Company February 1932 franchise. The ordinance goes to a special ballot at the September 13 primary for ratification.
At a special meeting on August 1 a committee of five men was named to represent the Depositors. Asa Aldrich, Joseph Newbound, Bernie Hampton, Orlie Stockwell and Halmond Woods comprise the panel. A general meeting of all depositors will follow to advance reorganization plans.
Residents report Glate Sentinal lines installed in many local homes as part of a community outreach program. The initiative aims to provide information and services directly to households.
Fire alarms woke Harrison residents to a blaze that destroyed Hughes Livery Barn, one of the town’s oldest structures built before 1880. Charles Hughes lived in the office and most belongings were saved. The building, used for storage of implements, was a total loss.
One hundred fifty women enrolled for the seventh annual Farm Women's week at Michigan State College July 24 to 29 with visitors joining in parts of the program. Morning courses in home economics subjects ran through the week while afternoons featured general lectures and social events. Dr. Marie Dye urged efficient home management and budgeting, stressing careful spending and scrutiny of advertised claims to improve labeling and consumer knowledge.
Senator James Couzens chairs a Senate probe into the Reconstruction Finance Corporation as Michigan readers learn from Roy Woodruff. The piece lists numerous Senate and House inquiries on topics from rents and trade to postal contracts and campaign expenditures, stressing oversight benefits.
Martin Luther laments an unchecked passion for writing in Table Talk. He warns that many pursue authorship for vanity or profit, creating an endless flood of books and a culture of self-promotion.
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