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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1933
Page
2
This fragment outlines subscription rates for Clare Michigan and Canada, single copies five cents, Friday issue schedule, post office entry as second class matter, display ad pricing on application, and rates for notices, cards of thanks, resolutions, poetry, and linage. It notes members of press associations and probate notices. It mentions job printing services and filler line charges.
Rev. Chas Kleinhardt presides with Wednesday prayer meetings at 8:00 p.m. and Sunday services at 11:30 a.m. Evangelistic 7:30 p.m. Sunday School 10:80 a.m. Officers listed include Bernard Fisher as Superintendent and Leroy Haton as Assistant. Text for Sunday is Luke 24:49.
Roy M. Busler preaches at 10:30 a m service on The More Excellent Way urging higher ideals and concerted effort. Sunday School follows at 11:45 with reflection on childhood habit and law, inviting all to attend. Numerous local names accompany the church notices and social visits.
A deer was struck on the north road causing two damaged leans and an officer named Hillabrandt assisted in killing and cleaning the animal for disposal. Visitors and local residents including Mrs Beasie Williams and the Clutes visited Elmer Clute’s home. George Pearson lost a thumb in a buzz saw accident at Charles Burnett’s home. Mrs Mary Apel and sons Chester and Charles visit from Bowling Green. Seaver Amble drives a new Pontiac and Don Lepley travels to Lansing.
Mr and Mrs J M Van Duesen hosted the Mixed Bridge Club at their home Friday with a chicken dinner and auction bridge games. Original members attended for the second time in the club’s history. Guests included Mr and Mrs J A Whitmer Sen and Mrs Carpenter and others. Janet Hughes hosted a friend group at her home January 4 turning rainy skating into games and lunch. Arthur Sheffield and hosts honored Elmer Lulas of Bay City with a party at their home Saturday night featuring card games and luncheon. Guests included Mynard Maybee Stimpson Willard Diamond and VanBvery families.
Harrison Independent basketball team went 3 1 in four during Christmas, beating Roscommon twice and Frederic 29 6, 18 14 before losing to Roosevelt Oilers 21 7. Roscommon A 28 24 and A 37 30 saw Harrison top Roscommon. next home game hosts Mt Pleasant Independents.
The Bible class met at Mrs. A F Light's home on January 5 for a pot luck lunch and meeting. A collection was given to Miss Emily Cleveland who recently lost her mother Mrs Sarah Sweet. Attendees included Mrs Bruce Mrs Della Bracey Mrs J Briges Mrs Garner Mrs Jenkins Miss Rhodes hostess Mrs Light and eleven guests.
Local Clare advertiser advertises selling old batteries radiators and green hides at Samborn's contact Phone 28 for details and pickup.
The Woman's Bible class of the Congregational church organized a birthday surprise for Mrs. Eugene Stanley on January 6 at the old home place in Vernon township near Farwell. Seventy first birthday celebrations included gifts, a hearty dinner, and greetings from church members and invited pastors.
Ogdensburg native Sarah R Holmes Sweet born September 19 1845 dies December 26 1932 aged 87 years 3 months 7 days Burial follows Congregational church services in Harrisville New York Maple Grove cemetery Final rites attended by relatives from Saginaw Frankfort Mint and other nearby towns. She married Lyndon King Cleveland in 1867 and Charles W Sweet in 1886 both active in local business</analysis>
The notice lists cream and meat prices with figures for cwt dressed beet mutton veal and hides. Prices range from four dollars up to eight dollars per cwt with specific quotes noted as 52 Pe and 4.00 to 8.00 in various lines.
Mrs Mae West of St Louis writes she weighed 170 pounds at 28 then after four weeks on Kruschen Salts she weighs 150 pounds. She reports higher energy and no hunger. The ad urges taking one half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast and offers a money back guarantee.
Local residents exchange visits and updates with families including Pringle Clark Yager and Border. Notables include Jackie Liechti at Flint School for the Deaf and several calls on relatives, with reports of illnesses and social gatherings across Rosebush Coleman and Herrick.
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