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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1932

Page

2

The Clare Sentinel Advertising and Circulation Rates

The Clare Sentinel lists annual rates 1.60 to Michigan and 2.00 to other U S 2.50 to Canada with weekly Friday issues. Single copies 5c. Display ads priced on application. Local lin es 10c per line and 5c per line for fillers. Probate notices may be published.

Michigan U. S Canada the Sentinel Dorsey The Sentinel

Local Churches Promote Services and Holiday Visits

The Harrison United Brethren and Congregational churches announce Sunday services and prayer meetings with options for Sunday School and communion. A long list of holiday visits follows from area families including Busler, Swepley, Swores, Wood, Sharp, Bringman, Archambault, and Amble among others, with many residents spending Christmas and weekends with relatives across Clare and surrounding towns.

United Brethren Church Chas. Kleinharst

Seasonal visits fill Frost area with family gatherings

Numerous residents travel and host over Christmas week. Relatives from Detroit, Ithaca, Lansing, Ypsilanti, and other towns join local families in Frost township and nearby Clare, highlighting a festive period of visits, parties, and small town social life.

E S Members Attend Initiation in Saginaw

On Thursday evening December 22 Harrison Chapter O H S members from this city traveled to Saginaw to attend an initiation of the Saginaw Chapter. Mrs Oliver Hallett Mrs Emma Hoag Mrs Bertha Green Mrs Henry Gardiner Mrs Fred Weatherhead Mrs P E Beals and Mrs Fred Schaaf dined with Mrs William Titus before attending the initiation. Mrs Hichmond the newly initiated member was formerly a resident of this city and is well known here.

Fred Smith Clarabell Stanfield Findlay Ohio Charles Amble M. Vanavery Clave Bert Landers Leota Milton Bringman George Vaughn Frost Leslie’ Bringman Edgar Bringman Wilda Landers Edmond Woods Wim. Ffenderson Clara Malcomson Saginaw Howard Stimpson Guy Stimpson Flint Ammon Coffman Bellefontaine P. D. Gibson Eugene Stanley Farwell Max Stanley Jim Stanley Joé Ladd Don N. Lepley Battle Creek Ray M. Busler D. Bracey George Robbins Owosso Senator Carpenter Bay City Fred Archangelic John Archambontt J.b.loydell Lake George B. F. Hampton Kathleen J. E. Hampton Clare Glenn Munson Lansing Senator Carpenter Tower Charles Butts James Garrabrant M. Vanlivery Mynard Mynard Maybee Sam Bruce Lottie Billie Bruce Gordon Smith Gladwin Arthur Sheffield Leah Bruce George W. Bartow Midland Dorr Parshall Clare Sentinel Sellinger Thomas Hecker Madiline Jean Frost Township Harriet Lepley Ithaca Don Lepley Toledo H. A. Buckingham Harrison Busler Tampa Florida Mr. Busler O. BE Lodge Hall Opera House Mildred Weaver Greenville Irwin Weaver Myr David Roth Russell Sharp McBride Ed. Bruce, Jr Wm. Henderson Jos Newbound Brown Corners Ida Mary Murphy Rosalie Langworthy Shull Elijah Payne Arnold Hughes Detroit J. Clute M. D. Clute Sadie Penrose Sheridan Francis Thomas Elmer Clute Ed. Bryce, Jr Pleasant Wia Briggs Elmer Hughes Donald Malcomson O. J. Woods Lorraine Schaaf Fred Schaaf Floyd Hopkins Matt Johnstone Chesaning M. Panning Tom Bruce Charlotte Hudson Jones Albert Bruce Greenwood Township Joseph Newbound Edward White Carson Session George B. Bersette Jonesville William Murphy Cadillac June Rose Ida Cregier Neenah and Wallace Ypsilanti Oliver Hallett Emma Hoag Bertha Green Henry Gardiner Fred Weatherhead P. E. Beals William Titus

First Congregational Church to Hold Annual Meeting

The annual meeting is set for Tuesday evening January 3 at 8:00. Church officers organizations and committee chairs will present written reports on the past year. Members and friends are urged to attend this important gathering.

First Congregational Church Schouls Atter

Harrison Auxiliary Annual Meeting at Mrs Ber Carpenter Home

The Harrison Auxiliary held its annual meeting December 21 with about thirty members. Reports showed December 21 1932 balance 73.46 after income 436.67 and expenses 438.28. Officers elected: President Mrs Henry Gardiner, Vice President Mrs P B Beals, Secretary Mrs Fred Schaaf, Treasurer Mrs Elmer Clute, Assistant Secretary Mrs Hillis Hughes.

Congregational Church Henry Gardiner P. B. Beals Fred Schaaf Elmer Clute Hillis Hughes Hampton Gardiner

Harrison Study Club Hosts Christmas Party

Mesdames Gardiner Henderson and Woods hosted the Harrison Study Club Christmas gathering at Mrs. Gardiner's home. President Mrs. M Maybee led reports and officer elections. Mrs. M Darling became president and guests enjoyed readings, a duet, luncheon, and gifts from Saint Nick under candlelight.

Mesdames H. Gardiner Wm. Henderson E.woods Harrison Study Club Gardiner M. Maybee M. Darling F. Thomas Elmer Clute Anna Joes William Titus Saginaw W. Diamond C. Amble Saint Nick

Harrison City Teams Fall to Roscommon in Two Games

Harrison boys traveled to Marion on December 20 and lost 9-3 and 18-14. At Roscommon on December 22 they were defeated 30-19 and 54-24, with W Gardner 12 points and R McClain 18 leading Roscommon, Thomas scoring 16 for Harrison. They seek revenge in the return at the local Opera House next Thursday.

Harrison Marion Roscommon W. Gardner Stanley

Gardiner Couple Host 35th Anniversary Party

Mr and Mrs Henry Gardiner celebrated their thirty fifth wedding anniversary with a Christmas dinner and games at home Sunday evening. Guests included Mrs Anta Rhodes Roy Rhodes Hart Green Bertha Green Hudson Beals C Ambie Van Hvary and others.

Henry Gardiner Anta Rhodes Roy Rhodes Hart Green Bertha Green Hudson

Hayes Agricultural Notes From Harrison School

School notes record senior and junior activity including exams in chemistry and world history, a Christmas party hosted by the Home Economics Club with Santa and gifts, new student Leata Coats, and several absences. Local families share holiday visits and community events appear in Lake-News roundups.

Nita Hill Leata Coats Eileen “Amble Ambie Clara Malcommon Clara Hazel Pixley Erma Saul Santa Pop Home Economics Club

Grange Installations and Dinner Schedule Encouraging Members

Mr and Mrs Bruce Williams led the installing of officers at the Grange meeting. The group plans a nine years dinner on January first for members and their families. Members are urged to attend for friendship and life, and to be true Grangers to avoid strife.

Bruce Williams Grange Fou

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