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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1933
Page
2
Local weekly Sentinel announces rates for mail subscriptions and display advertising. It lists prices for domestic and Canada destinations, per copy sales, and Friday issues. Classifieds include cards of thanks and poetry per line, with a note on probate notices to be placed by Judge Dorsey through The Sentinel.
Church events list Rev Chas Kleinhardt and Roy Busler as pastors with Wednesday prayer meetings at 8 pm and Sunday School at 10:30 am. Sermon topics include A Defective Religion and a later note on Sunday School usefulness. Local notices cover visitors, travel, and recent community happenings in Harrison and nearby towns.
The Rev. Ray M. Busler pastor of the Congregational church gains attention after a Christmas poem card is stolen and published in Jackson Ohio. A. E. Ewing of Grand Rapids is named as the author of the poem and the Jackson paper runs a lengthy expose with dramatic headlines.
Harrison City defeated the Falmouth Merchants 38 to 22 on January 19. Twelve Harrison players saw action, with Stimpson scoring 10 and De Reyter leading Falmouth with 14.
Rep. Callaghan argues for a costly Mackinac Strait bridge project with labor and machinery needs, citing W L Park of Clare as a key advocate. He predicts passage of Economy and Tax bills, warns of slow progress, and notes looming Fourth of July celebrations in Lansing.
A gathering at the Sharp home honors Rose Mixture known as Grandmother Mixture as eighty three year old fishing enthusiast. Daughters Clara Titus and Olive Hallett, grandchildren including Clara Louise Titus and Leona Hallett Stimpson attend with other relatives and friends for a birthday dinner at the Good Luck Lunch Cafe.
Nine members of the Out Door Girls Club met with leader Mrs. William Murphy at her home on Friday afternoon January 20. They opened with Sunday school work and reviewed Bible study. The group decided to sell popcorn and homemade candy at the next Young Woman's Auxiliary dinner. After business, refreshments were served and the afternoon ended with games.
The Home Economics Club held a Monday meeting with a business session to set pin requirements. Seniors mourn Helen Williams leaving. Allen Henderson returns for exams. Students plan pastel dress graduation and sewing with Miss Martin. Honor roll members Erma Saul Helen Woodward Marion Roth Allen Henderson Andrew Saul Bilis Henry Hughes listed. Sunshine Bob Hanscom seeks to stage a play February 20.
Community notes list multiple visits and gatherings in Arthur and nearby areas.Entries mention Mr Hubel and Louie Fancon helping with ice,many relatives visiting, birthdays celebrated, and a golden wedding party at Coleman. Several residents attend meetings in Clare and at Elm Grove Extension.
Lansing remains confined to bed with sciatic rheumatism. Talk of putting down a wild cat in the near future. Wm Gilson improves and can sit up part of the time. The Remus cream truck gathers cream for Remus Butter Co. Roy Barton and Walter Presley cut buzz wood on Arlington Severson's farm for half a day. Crows return as evidence of winter breaking.
Mr and Mrs Fred Bader Norma Bell and Lewis Presley took Curtis to Clare to see the doctor Sunday. Mr and Mrs Van Order and family Miss Laura Kress Virgil Blain and Albert Gaffney Mr and Mrs Elton Darnell and Clifford to Lake to the dance.
Harry Cleveland writes his son Archie has finally answered after nearly two years away. The Shafleys fix their garage into a temporary home on the farm while Roy Squires works in Sag inaw. Bertha Randall of Sheridan visits sister Mary Randall as Emmett Sutton’s family helps with chores. James Sutton buys a team of colts and a milch cow. Harry Cleveland acquires a V eight Ford. Thomas Randall a sport Chevrolet. Jack Reynolds and wife visit Orin Reynolds. ladies shop in Clare. Williams family hosts a visit from Mrs Willephens and relatives from Toledo Wyandotte and Emmett Foley. Clare high school students face semester exams with Thursday and Friday off.
Vernon Hill News lists visits and gatherings around Saginaw and nearby towns. Families including the Bolens, Gardners, Browns, and Meyers share time at relatives homes in Mt Pleasant Coleman Diamondale and Rosebush. The item notes scarlet fever recovery and a January 23rd Michigan winter remark.
Miss Rea M. Haines of Dayton Ohio claims she weighed 180 pounds and after using Kruschen Salt began losing weight rapidly. She reports dropping to 145 pounds in four weeks and endorses the product as a safe, effective fat loss method with a money back guarantee.
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