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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
3
The Sentinel lists weekly Friday publication details and post office second class status. It outlines display ad rates, cards of thanks, resolutions and poetry charges, probate notices, liners and reading notices, fillers, and job printing offerings with heading surcharge.
Rev Chas Kleinhardt leads Wednesday prayer meetings and morning Sunday School at 10 30 with preaching at 11 30 and evangelistic service at 7 30. Text Luke 24 49. Officers elected include Bernard Fisher superintendent Leroy Eaton assistant superintendent Billy Horning secretary Watson Smith treasurer and Mrs Roy Hecker pianist. Parishioners invited to hear the word in power and truth. The column also notes multiple local social visits births and absences from nearby towns.
Roy M. Busler pastors a 10 30 worship with a sermon on Blearing Ears stressing hearing care and its proper use. 11 45 Sunday School reports elected officers and welcomes visitors. Miss Winifred Fanning visits South Bend. Mr and Mrs Chester Hoy of Lansing visit Edward White en route to Mio. Jess Allen motored to Gladwin Saturday evening.
A dated price list shows various staple goods and their costs. Nut Oleo at 8 lbs for 25e, soap chips 23 oz at 10c, Big 4 Soap 10 bars at 25e, Yellow Corn Meal 5 lb bag at 10c, Light House Pancake Flour 5 lb bag, Pure Graham Flour 5 lb bag, cigarettes 4 brands 2 pkgs at 25c, bulk popcorn 6 lbs at 25c, Freedom Bread flour 24% lbs, Pillsbury Black Pepper 1 lb, Sugar Corn No 2 can at 13c, with assorted 19c/55e prices listed.
The Harrison City team added two more victories last Thursday and Friday, raising season totals to nine wins and five losses. On January 12 they beat the previously undefeated Clare Merchants 19 to 17 in a fast, clean home game led by Clare’s Jordan and Harrison’s Bronson with six points each. Friday’s win over Mt Pleasant’s College Inn was 44 to 18 as Fosgett and Thomas scored 11 and 12 points for Harrison while Cotter led the visitors with seven.
Accidental statement notes Louis Pasteur’s early experiments on wine diseases led to his famous discovery that heating liquids can destroy germs, a foundational moment in microbiology and pasteurization.
Theodore J. Nearing of Clare married Sarah AL. Jackson of Bay City at the Congregational parsonage with Rev. Ray M. Busley officiating. Bride's mother Mrs. William J. Jackson attended. witnesses were Paul B. Bealy and Miss Maurice Beals of Harrison. A separate social night at Harold Hillabrandt home in Gladwin celebrated Mrs. Hillabrandt and Mrs. Mynard Maybee birthdays with games and pot luck. The Harrison Study Club met January 11 with nineteen members and four visitors, hosting a program on genetic principles of child behavior and musical numbers. fourteen baskets were delivered to the needy.
The Home Economics Club lists Viola Van Duesen Helen Woodard Betty Weatherhead and Anna Smith on the committee. Lunch menu next week includes potatoes and gravy cocoa gouwash vegetable bean soup and chocolate rice soup. Seniors plan to boost class funds by securing renewals on magazine subscriptions this year. Helen Williams absent this week. Juniors postpone class play tryouts until after semester tests. Honor roll names include Hileen Amble Nina Lang Rose Haynak Jess Hammersley and Rosalie Langworthy. Ruth Lepley and Hileen Amble helped with hot lunch last week. Marie McCartney sprained her wrist skating. Beatrice Mitchell ill. Freshmen Ronald Hitts absent. skating party on the lake with Mr Weatherhead saving a student and Miss Jean Schaaf resuming. Eighth Grade Evelyn Barlow and Ralph Bailey first to exit exams. Janet Hughes absent Friday. Poem Kam blue studied from Tales of a Wayside Inn. Civics to follow after exams. Tuesday book report in English. Upper Intermediate preparing curtains for room and reviewing for exams. B average exempt. Cleanliness contest Row 1 leads. wall vases with cedar filled. new Italian Harbor picture added.
The Harrison Board of Commerce met January 10 in the Congregational church basement with S Amble leading and entertainment by The Butts orchestra. Arthur Sheffield presided. prizes were noted for Christmas tree decorations and plans to double dinner staffing after February were discussed. next meeting set for January 23.
Rosebush Bor and Mrs. Orval Graham welcome a daughter born Saturday January 14.Gean Ann is the baby girl. proud parents join relatives in celebrating the new arrival.
Vernon Hill News compiles community visits and kinship. Frank Bird and sons from Ithaca visited Vernon Hill relative Lewis Nevins on Sunday. Dozens of local families, travels to Saginaw Midland Mt Pleasant and Coleman appear in a broad roster of gatherings and sickroom notes.
Several students completed the Palmer final certificate in writing and await a reply from the company. Eighth graders report high attendance with 85 of 47 pupils never absent or tardy in the first semester. Fifth graders show strong progress in fractions studies.
The Harrison Home Economics Extension Group met at The Court Room Thursday with fifteen members. Led by Mrs. Mary Darling and Mrs. Leota Van Every, the class discussed color in the home, its sources and harmonies, and demonstrated color combinations for interior furnishing. Members were asked to bring burlap or cotton to begin making a rug, with the next meeting set for Tuesday January 31 at the Court Room.
A fragmentary transcript notes a view that beauty is compromised when a woman is undernourished and gaunt. The dialogue cites a figure named Fig Ziegfield and references a Boston transcript in a terse, opinionated line.
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