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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1933
Page
2
The Sentinel lists subscription rates to Michigan and U S Canada with per year prices and single copies. It outlines display advertising rates and general classified charges including cards of thanks resolutions poetry and local notices with per line pricing and headings.
The Third Quarterly meeting of Harrison United Brethren Church will be held Saturday and Sunday February 11 and 12. Presiding will be Bilder BE G. Clapp of North Star. Activities listed include business session devotion Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Sermons Saturday evening 7:00 p.m. Sunday school 10:00 a.m. Sunday worship and communion 11:00 a.m. Evening service 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 8:00 p.m. Published notices invite attendance and include sermon topics and guest speakers plus community announcements and local visits.
The Juniors cancel a class play. the Student Council hosts a Self-evaluation questionnaire this week. The Economics class inventories the school as part of a weekly assignment. Miss Martin forms a Girl Scout Troop for girls 12 to 18. Feb 14 Valentine party plans progress. The Bob Hanscom Play Company will visit Feb 20 to present Give and Take, sponsored by basketball players. Several class absences due to flu. some students on honor roll and others ill. Primary room lists January perfect attendance. A new song, Little George Washington, is being learned.
Mrs Amble of Hamilton visits sons Seaver and Diner Amble and families for the week. Mr Teonard was a Gaylord visitor Sunday. Doris Martin spent the weekend with her parents in East Lansing. David Roth and sons Bob and Marion visited Mr Pleasant Saturday. Mr and Mrs Hol Magnus of Brown Corners called on Mr and Mrs Wm Henderson Thursday. Gerald Bruce born to Mr and Mrs Ernest McCartney on January 30. Harold Hughes home with scarlet fever. Mrs Lautzenheiser and two children of Owosso visit her parents. Mrs Pred Smith motored to Breckenridge. Wm Miller of Pontiac and Clarence Archamboul t of Detroit were weekend guests of their father John Archamboult. Joe Ladd spent Sunday at Beaverton.
Harrison high school edged Falmouth 24 to 16 on the road with Thomas scoring 16 and Mayhee and Hetker anchoring defense. Back home, Harrison defeated the Saginaw Rams 23 to 18 as L Stanley surged late and Fosgett led with 11 points.
Last week Rev Busler reported business improvement but Harrison Elevator Company workers doubted it after a break in. A storehouse was robbed of coal wheat and corn. Sheriff Woods led a search and recovered the goods buried on a farm west of town, suggesting progress in detective work.
Community notices report hospital stays births marriages and visits. Names include Mrs Henry Walker Velma Coyne Ellen Thompson Betty Lou Moyes and Julia Battle among others with several visits to Detroit Clare Saginaw Mt Pleasant and Midland. Centar Community Farmers meet Thursday at 8 00 p m.
Local notices list visits and gatherings in Vernon Hill area. Glen Yager and family join relatives in Coleman. several residents travel to see kin in Flint Rosebush Shepherd and Litchfield. Births birthdays and hospital news noted with community chatter throughout the week.
The report notes Thomas Jefferson as a pioneer figure with lights described as being “up.” It states that the first Aggand bupnet imported into the country was used at Monticello, highlighting early electrical or lighting devices associated with Jefferson's residence.
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