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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1932
Page
3
Postal and advertising rates, local society updates, and a detailed flow of church, club, and family events. Residents including Mr. and Mrs. Burns, the Hedersons, and Mrs. Stanley host and attend gatherings. Harrison High loses to Houghton Lake in a close basketball game, 11-9.
The Harrison church announces Sabbath School at 10 00 a m with annual officer elections and a 11 30 a m preaching service. Evening service at 7 30 p m and mid week prayer Wednesday. Evangelistic service on Sunday and a 7 30 p m picture drama sermon Evangeline. Debaters win at Sterling Michigan high school defeats Sterling Three in unemployment insurance debate. Obituary for William L Henry born 1859 died 1931. Harrison Bridge Club meets with Mrs Fred Smith. Local sports: Midland team defeats Harrison 38 26 at Opera House. Numerous social visits and travel notes among residents.
A Detroit News column or reprint quotes the line There is so much good in the worst of us and so much bad in the best of us highlighting the author’s call for reform of society.
Limes, a staple fruit crop of Dominica in the British West Indies, fall to the ground when ripe so gatherers simply collect fruit beneath the trees.
Advertisement for Samborn's buys old batteries radiators and green hides. Contact by phone 23.
Made of fine ribbed cotton and elastic knit, available in sizes 36 through 46.
Home traditions show whole wheat offers inexpensive palatable breakfast cereal and can be prepared by soaking, slow cooking, cracking, grinding, or baking for nutty flavor. Tips cover removing grease stains with solvents from the garment’s wrong side, using trays to ease table setup, food serving, and cleaning.
The notice quotes L. W. Jackson for hogs dressed beef mutton veal and fowls with prices ranging from five to nine dollars. It references Cream Beggs and a MEATS ETC map and mentions rides and other items.
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