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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1932
Page
3
A frayed rate card lists publication costs and services from The Sentinel Clare. It notes post office entry as second class, 2,000 per year to other points, 5¢ for single copies, 25¢ for ten lines in cards of thanks, and display ad rates on application. Also mentions probate notices and job printing by The Sentinel.
Sunday services at Congregational led by Rev Wyand with the topic The Rendezvous with Life and a visiting pastor. United Brethren Church announcements list Sunday School, morning and evening services, and midweek prayer meeting with various local visitors and residents noted among frequent social updates.
William Martz and family spent Thursday at Windover. Beulah and Leland Bruce of Breckenridge visited their father Eddie Bruce and grandparents Mr and Mrs Samuel Bruce. J B Ladd motored to Muskegon. Irene Clark of Flint visited relatives and returned home with her husband. Mrs Vesta Budd left for Birmingham this week.
On Sunday July 24 Harrison welcomed about 600 National Guardsmen from Camp Grayling en route to Lansing. The 115th Mounted Field Artillery played the local team and lost 6-5. A dance followed that evening and the Guardsmen left Tuesday morning after a brief Clare layover.
A column compiles pithy maxims from Armstrong Carlyle Morris Salisbury Joth Salisbury Washington Souther Cicero and Beecher. The collection presents thoughts on kindness patience truth and the struggle of living with virtue.
A whimsical ramble questions habits from reading endings first to quirky daily missteps. The piece lists quirky actions and oddities with a playful tone, inviting readers to reflect on everyday rituals and small foibles.
Congressman Roy Woodruff argues for a five day week and six hour day to reduce unemployment. He cites Standard Oil of New Jersey and American Telephone and Telegraph as adopting shorter hours to retain workers, and notes AFL endorses the plan. A Boston meeting and National Council discussions push national discussion with President Hoover urged to convene leaders.
Southwest Sheridan residents report visits and trips as relatives travel between towns. Arling Severson family drove to Falmuth with Ronald McFarland and Edward McFarland returning home. Roderick Teale visits grandparents in Hinkleville for a week. Del Hillard and Viola Hillard visit Eagle relatives. George Winters returns to Ohio after two weeks with Wm. and Mrs. Bruckart. Dorothy Teale visits Loomiss grandparents. Ollie Severson and Harold of Flint stay with his brother’s family.
Mr and Mrs Wm Hampton and daughter Ruth of Mt Pleasant and Mrs A Gerow of Clare call on Sunday afternoon at the David Teale home.
Myers Corners saw multiple families from Lansing Detroit Midland and Mr. Pleasant visit from Friday to Tuesday. The group included Mrs F M Myers and children Mrs W H Kennedy Lester Kiggens and Geraldine Balsley and others who joined for huckleberrying social gatherings and a birthday celebration at W E Myers home with about 34 friends attending until two in the morning.
President Wilson used the line too proud to fight in a Philadelphia speech on May 10 1915. The quotation emphasizes a nation being so confident in its position it does not need to force others, reflecting wartime rhetoric.
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