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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1932
Page
2
The Sentinel outlines weekly publication details entered as second class matter at Clare Post Office. Advertising rates are available on request. Cards of thanks priced at 25 cents for ten lines, plus 10 cents per line over. Resolutions and poetry 6 cents per line, locals 10 cents per line, fillers 5 cents per line. Job printing offered with heading 10 cents extra.
Notice from Pastor Chas Kleinhardt of United Brethren Church announcing a revised weekend schedule for June 4 and 5, including a Saturday 8:00 p.m. business meeting and Sunday worship at 11:00 a.m. presided by Rev H C Clapp. Also lists weekly prayer meetings and a sermon on Spiritual Power Plan and Purpose. Numerous local residents are noted as weekend visitors and guests.
Migs Marie of Saginaw and Sen Rogers Carpenters traveled to High Point. Jake Sunday and Eugene Stanley of Farwell spent Sunday with friends. Mr and Mrs A B Carey returned after a Cunningham visit. Frank Holmes family from Grand Ledge called on Mrs B F Hampton. Otis Stanley and Carmelita Watson of Lansing spent the weekend with his parents. Glen Titus and infant daughter from Saginaw were weekend guests. Marguerite Lockwood and Johanna Lockwood of Cleveland visited their mother over Memorial Day. Dr Clare of Clare called on Mr and Mrs Francis Thomas. Mrs Earl Parks and nieces Mary and Genevieve Crowley of Detroit spent Sunday at the Green home.
Memorial Day program at the Harrison Opera House on May 30 honors fallen servicemen. High school orchestra performs selections and “The Star Spangled Banner” as Rev. R. M. Busler leads blessing. Viola Van Duesen reads "The Unknown Soldier" and Dr. Beck of Mt. Pleasant State Teacher's College delivers a talk. The event closes with “America” and a cemetery tribute.
Baccalaureate exercises for the Hayes Agricultural High School class of 32 were held at the Congregational church on May 29. The program included a choir march, invocations, anthems, a responsive litany, hymns, scripture, prayers, a sermon by Rev. A F Busler, and musical selections by Dorothy Gene Whitmer and others. Absentees were Leanore Light and Elza Martz due to illness and travel.
The Children's day service will be held Sunday morning June 12. An interesting program of songs and recitations will be presented and parents are invited to attend and enjoy the children's program.
The Boy Scout troop will be formally instituted with officer installation on Tuesday evening June 7 at the Congregational church. G. A. Ugger of Alma, Field Scout Executive, will conduct the exercises with the help of a visiting troop. All interested in Harrison boys and Scout work should attend.
Children's Day at Methodist church scheduled for Sunday evening at eight. Vacation Bible school to start Monday morning at nine. Many local residents and visitors listed, including Miss Mayme Johnson from Milwaukee and families of Stickle, Willey, Hess, Johnston, Daly, Daly, and Muma. A Southwest Vernon Sunday School was organized with Roy Ouderkirk as superintendent.
The Pittsburgh Post Gazette notes the Bureau of Standards estimates a billion atoms laid end to end would equal about an inch and mentions a search for someone to verify these figures.
A Washington Star fragment captures Uncle Eben railing against politicians who keep getting elected. The quote reflects frustration with repeated voting patterns and forgiveness for past actions.
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