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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1934
Page
5
A dense page of notices from Clare and nearby towns lists travel times and bus schedules, local visits, lodge meetings, club programs, and social news. It includes church events, Salvation Army drive plans, family visits from Pontiac Detroit and Saginaw, and memorials for J B Koch of Marshall.
The Ladies Guild gathered at Mrs. L. E. Davy's home Wednesday afternoon despite cold weather. President Mrs. H. Fleming led the session, presenting welfare questions for church interests. Committees are forming, already at work, signaling active local support.
Walter H. Larman Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary held an all day sewing meeting at Reva Maxwell's home on January 25. Four petticoats for children ages two, five, seven, and eight were completed along with a baby’s quilt and a dress for a two year old. A Swanbonnet spread and another baby quilt were prepared for the Legion Children's Billet at Otter Lake. Attendees included Blanche Walker and twelve others. the next session is set for February 8 at Catherine Rudy’s home.
Readable details describe children garments in wool tint with Tayon stripe qualities and ankle length styles available in sizes 2 through 12.
Product listing describes an 81 inch bleached and unbleached finish fabric suitable for sheets and children’s roofed styles. Notes good quality wool blend and sizes from 2 to 5.
In Frederic on Friday January 19 Camp Harrison beat Hartwick Pines 46 to 25. Nag Stawasz sparked the Harrison attack with baskets from all spots as Stawasz, Waluk and Beleazyk starred for the locals in the Civilian Conservation Camps league opening. Camp Harrison reveals modern plumbing, upgraded facilities, and plans for a forthcoming dance with free admission for girls.
A Thursday evening event at Camp Harrison drew a large audience for Educational Night. Talks were delivered by Ladey Gillette, the company's oldest member at 77, and William.
The 1613th Company Overwhelms 684 Camp Harrison's Maroons win their third straight in the 4th Forestry District League by a 38 to 4 score. Waluk and Stawaaz star as defense and attack dominate. Game held at Harrisons Opera House Harrison January 26 with strong student cheering section.
Senator Bert Carpenter donated a yacid to Camp Harrison Company 1613. The radio has been installed in Mesa Hall of the camp.
The Camp Harigan canteen is a busy evening hub where fellows engage in pool, ping pong, chess or checkers, and others read or listen to the radio. The lively scene shows varied leisure activities in a communal space.
A student composition on preventing forest fires is described as continuing on page ten. The text is fragmented and lacks full context but highlights safety and prevention themes for woodland fires.
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