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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1932
Page
3
The Sentinel lists subscription rates for Michigan and U S readings, appeals for probate notice printing by Judge Doreey, and rates for liners, reading notices, and ag fillers. It notes editorial association memberships and promotes job printing capabilities with heading charges.
The United Brethren and Congregational churches in Harrison announce worship times and visiting pastors. Rev. Chas Kleinhardt leads Sunday services and midweek prayer meetings, with Rev. Fred B. Wyand to preach during July. A long list of local visitors and residents is recorded, noting social visits, travels, and summer plans around Harrison town and nearby areas.
Saginaw visitors drop by friends here for weekend and Sunday calls. Marion hosts a family reunion at Wilson State Park on June 26. A mix of relatives from Owosso Detroit Toledo Grand Rapids and Chicago enjoy summer stays and day trips, with several purchases and travel plans noted.
Mesdames Gibson Henderson Stanley Bush Gardiner Hampton and Clute attended a cooking demonstration in Sheridan township Friday afternoon June 24. County Agent Gibson organized the event which moved from the city due to a Masonic dinner at the Congregational church. Roberta Hershey of the Home Economic Department of the M S Co. led instructions on pressure cooking canning and cold packing.
Ladies of the Harrison Chapter of the O B S hosted a chicken dinner Friday June 24 in the Congregational church basement for John J Carton Masonic Lodge members and guests. About eighty Masons from Grayling Roscommon Clare and Harrison attended a meeting after the meal. Three candidates John Burnett Ernest McCartney and Ross Thompson received the third degree. The ceremony was led by Grayling and Roscommon officers in a very impressive manner.
The Harrison Study Club and spouses gathered at the Pavilion on Thursday evening June 16 for a picnic closing the year’s meetings. Rain affected the program. Committee members were Miss Anita Joes, Mray William Fosgett, Mrs. Charles Weidner, Mrs. Roy Darling, and Mrs. Hildmond Woods.
Sunday report shows 17 592 campers this season with many from Iowa Illinois Indiana Minnesota Ohio Virginia and California. Over 1400 enjoy the park Sunday and weekly averages exceed 1600 with 4 450 in the past week. Forty tents were set up as opening fishing day at Budd Lake drew boats and a variety of fish. Recent improvements include a T dock a renovated lake bottom and a near by float with springs and a slide for swimmers. A protective pen shelters youngsters and Fourth of July events promise music a show and a Wilson Opera House dance.
Miss Hunice Belinger Miss Rose York and Mrs York were riding as passengers in a recent auto accident. Mrs York suffered a ruptured vertebrae and was moved from Brand Stetter hospital Mt Pleasant to Ann Arbor hospital in very critical condition. The other two young ladies returned home in Soo last week. Mr York stopped at the Hampton home en route to Ann Arbor.
A free open-air moving picture show unfolds each Friday evening all summer at the Ohio Tavern lawn. Organized by numerous town businesses, the events feature wild west films and attract a welcoming crowd.
Rosebush rallied in the tenth to beat Blanchard 12 to 9 after Blanchard led late. Gerald Graham scored on Merle Dunn’s homer, Lawrence Thering and O Graham tied it before Howard Kennedy homered for his second time, Kennedy’s season fifth.
Local residents visit friends and relatives across Shepherd Rosebush Vassar Mt. Pleasant and Pontiac including Hugh Johnston Lawrence Carroll Hart Willey Henry Walker families and guests from Flint Saline and Frank Davis. Notices include engagements and weekend travels among Kinship networks and club meetings.
Neighbors and friends of Mr and Mrs Russell Cook hosted a Friday evening shower. Mrs Roy Kress and family visited Seaton on Saturday with her parents Mr and Mrs Cole. Sunday guests included Newton Kress and wife with Mr and Mrs Guy Beard and family and others from Flint.
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