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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1932
Page
2
The notice fragment lists subscription rates to various points including Michigan and Canada, single copies and display ads. It mentions valuerates for cards of thanks, lines for resolutions and poetry, and advertising rates upon application. Local liners and fillers priced per line, with heading extra.
Sunday School at 10 30 a m and preaching at 11 30 a m with evangelistic service at 7 30 p m prayers and midweek meeting. Chicken supper and high school orchestra concert praised. Locals and visitors from Detroit Frost Lansing St Louis and Bay City attend events and visits. Annual Ladies Auxiliary meeting and officer elections announced.
Roy M. Busler pastor leads 10:30 worship and sermon honoring the Young Women's Auxiliary. All members urged to attend. 41:45 Sunday School preparing a Christmas program for Saturday, December 94. Parents urged to attend with children and study The Sentinel lesson. Local notes cover visits and travels of residents to Midland Oswego Saginaw Mt Pleasant and other towns.
Mesdames Fred Smith Arthur Sheffield and Jessie Gleason hosted the Harrison Study Club at Mrs. Fred Smiths home on December 6. Twenty three members answered rollcall with Christmas stories. Mrs. Fred Weatherhead spoke on A Christian Family and Mrs. William Murphy on Women of the Bible. Aocal duet Moonlight and Roses by Mrs. Charles Amble and Mrs. Willard Diamond highlighted the evening.
The group will meet at Mrs. Henry Gardiner's home on December 20 for a festive gathering. Gifts among members will be omitted this year and the Tip-Top-Inn exchange is planned to be left there. Guests included Mrs. Willard Diamond and other members, with refreshments served.
Aunt Marie Mueller died at her Harrison home November 22 1932 after about four months illness. She was taken to Chicago for burial after service at the local Catholic church. The pallbearers were named. service in Chicago followed. Anna Marie Urban Nueker born 1861 in Germany came to Harrison twenty years ago from Chicago. Survived by husband Bernard daughters Ida Anna Rose Isabella Elizabeth and others, twelve grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Harrison city team opened its season December 6 with a 25 to 30 loss to Alma Plashes in a tight game led by Lybelt for Alma and Fosgett Stimpson and Thomas for Harrison. Next, Harrison swept Marion 18 to 15 and 30 to 22 in a double header as Fosgett scored 17 and Pullman 8 in the Marion win.
The annual meeting will be held Tuesday evening January 10. Reports of church organizations and committees will be given. Officers will be elected and all necessary business transacted. All reports are to be made in writing. Members and friends should keep the date in mind.
Miss Helen Panning hosted a Priday evening bridge party with eight members and four guests. Mrs J M Vai Duesen won first prize while Miss Martin received the guest prize. Refreshments were served. This season’s first party promises more enjoyable events to come.
A struggling Christmas tale follows Ellen as memories of past holidays return through a letter from her mother. A neighbor’s remark triggers recollections of Ellen’s father, the old home, and a worn family tradition amid present loneliness and quiet longing.
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