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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1932

Page

2

The Sentinel offers reduced rates for notices and paper services

The notice lists pricing for mail and single copies, with per year rates to Michigan U S and Canada. It mentions post office entry as second class, local association memberships, and a request to have probate notices printed by The Sentinel. Reading notices and liners priced per line with fillers and headings, and general job printing offered.

Michigan U. S Canada

Harrison area church notices and social happenings headline

Harrison churches list services and visitors with local social notes. Rev Chas Kleinhardt leads United Brethren with 10:30 Sabbath worship and 7:30 evangelistic service. Congregational at 10:30 worship, 11:45 Sunday School, 7:30 drama sermon. Local residents and visitors from Ann Arbor Detroit and Mt. Pleasant appear at events and gatherings, plus oyster supper and bridge parties among Harrison Board of Commerce members.

United Brethren Church Chas. Kleinhardt B. Fisher Congregational Church Ray M. Buster Sentinel

Harrison News Briefs from January Weekend

William Broust of Mr Pleasant served as Harrison caller Sunday. Miss Lottie Bruce teaching at Shepherd returned home for the weekend. Mrs Elmer Clute hosted a bridge party with six oclock dinner and games. Outdoor Girls Club met January 15 with leader Mrs Wm Murphy. refreshments served. Congregational church auxiliary met at Mrs P D Beals home with twenty members present and refreshments. Harrison basketball beat Prescott 22 to 17 at the Opera House Friday. A trip to Storyland for lower grades directed by Mrs Francis Thomas is planned for January 28 at the Opera House with forty cast members. Congregational Sunday School held annual business meeting. officers listed.

Dr. Thompson Midland Harrison Dewey Charles Warner Mt. Pleasant Farmers’ Cottage W. L. Clements Detroit Morris Home Harrison Board of Commerce Charles Amble Paul Beals Clyde Pifer Doni Leepley Rev. Sbusler Howard Stimpson Wayne Fosgett Francis Thomas Board of Commerce Congregational Church Theodore Bowler Clare Miles Darling Mynard -Maybee Frank Stockman Mynard van Every Averyl Gaines Ruth Woolley B. F. Hampton William and Horace Payne Saginaw G. Long Butterfield Holley Burray Norris Jess Allen Wallace Roy Alma Mesdames Lepley Clements Edgar Bringman M. Bringman Wrost Hillsdale John Briggs, Jr Burger Lang Anna Richardson Ernest McCartney D. Lepley Red Clemmetts Grayling Roscommon Ross Owosso Long Lake William “Broust Mr. Pleasant Gieste Miss Lottie Bruce Shepherd Hart. Green Harper Hampton Gardiner Stanley Gibson D. Schaaf Schaaf Elmer Clute Wm. Murphy P. D. Beals Harrison City Prescott City Harrison Opera House Congregational Sunday School A. F. Light Hoag Amble

Bride Elect Honored By Bridge And Dinner

Miss Louise Fanning, bride elect, and Mrs. Fusco of New York City were honored at a dinner and bridge party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Van Duesen and Mr. and Mrs. Beals on January 14. Guests included the Fanning family, Father Morrison, and Miss Viola Beals.

van Duesen Paul Beals Louise Fanning Fusco Marie Fanning New York City Helen Louise M. Fanning Marie Winifred Marguerite Morrison Beals Miss Viola

Local Cagers Battle to a 11 11 Dead Lock with Prescott

Harrison and Prescott play to an 11 all tie Friday night as both teams trade long shots and foul shots. R. Roth injures early but returns, with Harrison boasting strong guards and Prescott only scoring inside the foul line.

Prescott Schwantz Maybee Harrison R. Roth

Church Receives Eleven Members at Communion Service

At the Congregational church last Sunday morning eleven persons were received into membership. Three adults and one child were baptized. Since Rev. M. Busler began his ministry last May, seventeen members have been received.

Congregational Church M. Busler

Samborn's Buy Sell Advertises Odd Items and Phone Contact

An old classified notice invites readers to sell odd items including arteries radiators and greeting hides at Samborn's with a phone contact 23 and a list of prices such as 5.50 8.00 5.00 and 9.00 for various offerings.

Samborn’s Adv

Sheep Drenching Demonstration Set Near Mt Pleasant

A sheep drenching demonstration by W. C. Cribbs district extension agent will be at Wm Braad stetters farm one mile west of the Indian School Mt Pleasant on Friday January 22 at 2 00 pm. The session shows how to dose sheep with copper sulphate and Blackleaf Forty to control internal parasites.

W. C. Cribbs Wm. Braadstetters Farm Indian School Mt. Pleasant

Copper sulphate treatment for sheep worm control

Michigan State College Extension Division outlines copper sulphate or blue vitrol drench for stomach and tape worms in flocks. Doses vary by age, with 1 oz for three months old lambs and 4 oz for mature sheep, given with 3 quarts soft water, plus 1 oz black leaf forty, to treat 24 adults.

Michigan ‘State College

Government role in stabilizing banks and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation

Washington notes discuss choosing remedies for postwar recovery, arguing for a middle ground on government intervention. The piece explains the Reconstruction Finance Corporation as a means to stabilize banks, railroads, and life insurers, protecting savers while avoiding broader private disruption. It urges prudent use of funds to prevent future losses and emphasizes domestic responsibilities.

Washington Congress House Senate Reconstruction Finances Corporation Tt Ig Nok Total Life United States Wwe

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