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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1934
Page
2
Liners and reading notices in locals are per ling. As fillers, be per line, With heading, 10c extra. The Sentinel is prepared to do all kinds of job printing.
Harrison News reports a United Brethren Church preaching schedule with morning and evening services and a Sunday School. The piece lists numerous local visitors and residents at gatherings, social visits, and travels, including Ed Bruce, Stanley Woods, Leroy Darling, Walter Knight, and others. Community events include church activities, a high school girls class attendance contest, and Christian Endeavor meetings.
The Clare Sentinel urges readers to trade items they no longer need for goods they want. Readers can browse classifieds to swap unneeded possessions for desired objects and services. Each listing connects buyers with sellers through concise notices.
The Ex-Students Achievement Round Table met at Bills Hughes home with Francis Totton and James Mead as hosts. Allen Henderson won first prize in a Pedro game. Jessie Allen was a bogby. Refreshments followed. The Marrison Study Club met Feb 6 at Mrs. Fred Smith’s home with hostesses assisting. Plans included supporting the Hot Lunch project and a paid worker at the schoolhouse. The meeting featured musical solos by Elizabeth Schaaf and Ruth Lepley, with several members and guests attending. A Civil War paper by Mrs. William Murphy and a veteran’s talk by P. D. Gibson wrapped the session.
An old advertisement promises relief for nocturnal urination and bladder irritation. It urges buying a 25 cent BU-KHTS box to cleanse impurities and acids, with a four day trial and money back if relief isn’t felt. It also touts BURETS buchu formula for similar bladder effects and mentions Druggists B A Anderson.
Lesson outlines Jesus miracles in Matthew chapters eight and nine, focusing on healing a leper the centurion's servant Peter's mother in law and demon possession. It highlights faith, Jesus power over illness sin and demons and the lesson's aim to show how Jesus meets human needs.
A reflective note asserts that God desires mens offerings to him so they may give abundantly. It claims that whatever a person gives to God must return manifold, a thousandfold, to the giver.
The piece discusses tact as a virtue tied to choosing the right moment and the right words. It argues that saying the proper thing at the proper time to the right person is the essence of tactful communication.
Harrison High notes the Journalism class released its first issue Spilled Ink, priced three cents with subscriptions urged. Plans for a carnival feature a faculty cast play and student entertainments while a new community building promises gym and auditorium.
A historical note traces radio research from early mathematical work to the 1888 Hertzian wave discovery, marking a shift in understanding between theory and physical signal propagation.
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