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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
3
Readable fragments indicate requests for probate notices printing by The Sentinel. The text mentions judges, local liners, reading notices priced per line, and a heading surcharge, with references to Michigan and National Editorial Association groups.
Harrison notices invite residents to attend weekly Sunday services at the Mann Siding schoolhouse at an evening hour. Pastor Russell N. Cook asks the community to help build a congregation and share in worship.
The notice invites community members to morning service at 11 30 and evening evangelistic service at 7 45 plus Sunday School at 10 20 and prayer meeting Wednesday at 3 00. It states the aim to preach and teach the word in purity and that all teachers are spirit filled Christians with visitors welcome.
Ray M Busler pastor invites all parents to cooperate in Sunday school character building. Emphasizes prompt regular attendance and invites children and parents to attend. 4:1.00 Worship and Sermon states aim to honor God and improve human conditions and social harmony. Come to church Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Walter Ash and family of Clarkston spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Seaver Amble and family. Mr and Mrs Glen Munson visited relatives at Houghton Lake Monday. Mr and Mrs Charles Amble and Mrs P E B Beals were Mr Pleasant shoppers Saturday. Mrs John Briggs Jr is helping at the Cities Service lunch room during Mrs Hansler illness. Mr and Mrs McKinney of Beaverton were weekend guests at Frank Totten's home. Miss Idamary Murphy of Lansing with friends Miss Mary Cramer of Lansing and Paul Andrea of Grand Rapids spent the weekend at home.
A list of local residents and visitors visits across Farwell Hersey Lansing Clare Mt. Pleasant and Neenah Cregier with relatives, meals and a Memorial day gathering. Several trips to Mt. Pleasant for college and work changes announced. Memorial day visits mentioned with Dr Clute and family. George H Bersette and Harry Merrill noted
Sunday morning May 28 at Congregational church auditorium the Baccalaureate service for the class of 1933 opened with a piano prelude by Mrs. A W Johnstone and featured hymns prayers readings and a sermon by Rev Ray M Busler titled The New Arithmetic Addition by Subtraction The fifteen graduates eight girls seven boys wore dark suits or coats with golden daffodil flowers and stood in memory of Memorial Day
Memorial day services filled the Congregational church at 10 30 o clock with Grand Army Veterans and World War soldiers. Wil iam Murphy chaired the meeting as patriotic songs prayers recitations and readings followed by an address from Dr A W Johnstone and the American Legion song Sleep Soldier Boy. Afterward attendees went to Maple Grove cemetery where Girl Scouts laid flowers and a ritualistic service was led by a Legion detachment. The fading flag was draped around the Soldiers monument during the ceremony.
P D Gibson County Agent urges sheep owners to invest 2 to 6 cents per ewe per year in parasite control. Regular monthly drenching during grazing seasons prevents losses from stomach and tape worms, boosting flock health and Michigan lamb markets.
Evelyn Le Kirtland and Herbert H Sharp united in marriage at the Congregational parsonage in Harrison. Rev. Ray Busler officiated with Miss Dorothy Lepley and Robert Lepley attending as witnesses. Local residents extend best wishes for happiness to the couple.
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