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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1932
Page
2
The Sentinel announces annual rates and terms for publications including single copies Friday issues, post office designation, display ad pricing on request, and 25 cent cards of thanks with additional line charges for longer notices. It lists professional associations and references probate and printing services.
Roy M. Busler and Chas. Kleinhardt lead worship and Sunday School with sermons and services at 10:30 and 11:30 respectively. The column records visitors, church activities, and local social notes mentioning many residents and trips across Harrison and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Micheal Fanning and Phe sueste arrived in the afternoon and stayed late playing games. Refreshments of light refreshments and cake were served as the afternoon ended. Bobby received many gifts. Rev and Mrs Ray Busler have retired from a visit to Virginia West Virginia and Ohio. Leonard was a Flint visitor earlier in the week. Hol Lateman of Saginaw called at the J Newbound home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Tom Cooper and family of Dryden are visiting relatives of this vicinity for a few days. Ruth Dawson of Gladwin spent the weekend with her grandparents Samuel and Mrs Bruce. Dale Ryckman of Howell will spend the rest of his summer vacation with his brother Ted Ryckman. Mr and Mrs O J Simmons of Jackson visited the Don Lepley home.
Base Ball Sunday the Harrison boys won both ends of a double header. The first game ended in the fourth inning after a late start, snapping Dover’s seven game winning streak with an 18 0 score. Homers by Thomas and Pfannes powered a five run third inning. In the second game Harrison defeated Seaton behind N Pfannes on the mound and strong hitting, a tight, exciting contest. Next Sunday Harrison hosts Weidman who has been mowing down opposition.
Record Gatch Joseph Ross of Detroit fished off the Budd Lake dock in front of the power plant. He pulled up a 36 inch Great Northern pike weighing ten pounds. It is the largest fish reported from Budd Lake this year.
Vernon Hill residents and visitors shared a busy week with numerous calls, weekend visits, and social gatherings. The bulletin lists gatherings involving the Borders, Shurmans, Yagers, Dunn, Leichti, Sines, Bolen, Irwin, Gardner, Emery, Lake, Shultz, Sipe, Bidwell, Mussell, Arrand, Wood, Ackerman, Leichti, and Dunn across Vernon Hill, Lansing, Beaverton, Sag inaw, and Five Lakes.
Advert asks readers to bring old batteries and radiators to Samborn's and notes a contact number 23 for inquiries.
Over the weekend crowds at Buda lake joined Saint Shepherd and Mt Pleasant groups for picnics. Loyal Childs, 39, of Shepherd, was pushed into the water and nearly drowned before being rescued. Despite efforts, he remained unconscious Monday in critical condition at home.
Thursday visitors at Fred Coe s included Mrs Jennie Coe of Pontiac and several others from Farmington North Farmington Oxbow Lake Walled Lake and Clare. Local residents visited relatives in Loomis Royal Oak Newaygo Virginia Moyd and Bard while others returned home or stayed with family.
Mt Pleasant residents Lock-a-bar area visit Clearlake Clare shoppers and Farwell Club picnic at Bear Lake. Families including Fuller Ambrosiers Frisbys and Shermans frequent Lakeside houses and cottages with relatives visiting Flint Saginaw and Lake region sites.
Mr and Mrs Gerome Frees marked their 16th anniversary with relatives and friends from Mt Pleasant Deerfield Center Pontiac Flint and former schoolmates at their home. A noon feast and large cake followed by a enjoyable gathering.
Charles Baker and the Ripenburg family visited Harvy White in Wise where a barn and its contents were destroyed by fire. Mrs. George Gibis called on Mrs. McCrimmon in Clare. Mrs. McCrimmon is reported quite sick.
Rosebush residents Mr and Mrs Floyd Thompson and Mrs Harold West with son Jimmy visited Owasso and Saginaw. Albert Moyes and sons stayed with Ora Koch near Chicago. Ray Matteson visited Detroit. William Thompson visited son Hewitt Thompson in Detroit. Ruth M Smith secretary to Dr Furniss enjoys a break with Mrs Peter Stone in Oscoda. Harold West family called to Ohio for Mrs Wests mother’s illness. RE Pinkbeiner family and friends spent Monday at Crooked Lake.
Mrs Harry Bradley and family attended the Davis reunion in Owosso Sunday. Catherine Butters spent Sunday with Harvey Cline near Gladwin. George Schunk died Monday at his Sheridan home. Sympathy extended to the family. Tim Graves of Leota threshing locally. Roscoe Smith and family visited Harvey Wilsons Monday.
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