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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1932
Page
3
The Clare Sentinel announces Friday publication and second class mailing, invites probate notices from Friends of The Sentinel, and offers liner and reading notices at ten cents per line with fillers five cents and headings ten extra, promoting job printing services.
Harrison News outlines schedules for United Brethren and Congregational churches. It lists sermon times, ongoing Lent en series, and Sunday School, plus social notices and a long row of local visitations, travels, and births involving area residents.
The Harrison five led early and controlled the Prescott home contest after a two week layoff. Marion Roth scored 12 of his 18 points, becoming top scorer with 50 on the season, while Bob Roth sat out ill. The lineup featured Hugh Hughes Staci Henderson and Captain W Hughes in guard, Huber at center, M Roth and D Harper forward.
The Harrison community chronicles an extraordinary winter with no ice on Budd Lake by December 25, a rare shortage persisting into February. Early January plowing west of town and worms for fishing signal unusual conditions. An early February storm produced a vivid rainbow after rain, marking a remarkable occurrence in local weather lore.
Harrison merchants held a February meeting at Congregational church parlors with about fifty men attending. Bert Kane sought city permission for Consumers Ice Company of Jackson to build an ice house on city land between the power plant and the old mill site. The proposal passed unanimously by the Board of Commerce and City Council. A winter sports committee was formed to plan a toboggan slide and skating rink.
The Smiths entertained many friends at their home on February 11 with a buffet dinner and a bridge game. Prizes went to Mrs Van Duesen and Mr Whitmer as guests included many couples. A February 9 party honored Margaret Brown's fourth birthday with games and treats.
Six little friends gathered at the Amble home to celebrate Charles Amble’s sixth birthday with games stories and a luncheon. The group, including Gardiner Rhodes Green Beals Amble and Martz Jons, attended the show Emma at Clare’s Ideal Theatre and later enjoyed a red and white themed supper. Kathleen Hampton hosted a Valentine party for Mr Gardiner on February 14 with games luncheon and a festive table centered on red and white motifs.
Harrison fell to McBain a quick second half rally erased an early 17 7 lead by the H A G. James Darling and Wayne Fosgett sparked the locals in the first half but McBain surged with a strong attack to seize control late in the game.
Mrs. Henry Lines and daughter Josie remain under Dr. Bert Sanford care as winter colds linger. Numerous local residents, including Clayton Funnell, Seymour Border and Lawson Elliott, were in Lansing on Monday for business. Friends and relatives gather for visits, illnesses, and small-town news around Farwell and Oil Center. A pike catch and plans to move to a farm mark recent happenings.
Washington News and Comments by Rep Roy O Woodruff outlines a bill to loosen collateral limits for Federal Reserve loans and expand rediscount options. He argues banks must have liquid assets beyond confidence to sustain credit, notes 1929 business volume around eight hundred billion and the need for Hoover relief measures backed by Democrats.
An old ad advertises common table salt and water as a stomach aid. It claims salt helps the stomach, advises drinking water, and mentions a spoon of Adherika to wash out stomach and bowels, attributed to W. A. Anderton, druggist, urging readers to turn to the story page for more on the Pig House of the Three Gantlers.
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