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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
2
The notice lists rates for display advertising 25c for ten lines and 5c per line for ver batime. It mentions legal and probate notices and requests Judge Dorsey to assign printing to The Sentinel. It also notes job printing services and extra heading charge.
Church services announced for Mann Siding with Sunday worship at 7 00 PM and morning 11 30 AM preaching at United Brethren Church note weekly prayer meetings and Sunday school. Several local residents are listed visiting and traveling to and from Alma Clare Detroit and Beaverton.
Pastor Ray M Busler urges parents to cooperate in Sunday school character building. 10:00 Sunday School emphasizes punctual, regular attendance followed by 11:00 Worship and Sermon about God and human brotherhood. The notice invites attendance and support for church work in the community. Various local residents are listed as visiting or staying with families over Memorial Day and nearby weekends.
The community saw relatives visiting from Peru Nebraska and Toronto while the Merril home on Maple Street nears completion with Wallace Wolfe and Bruce Totten’s help. Neighbor exchanges included medical and social calls as a hailstorm caused no damage and a new Main Street sidewalk strip was laid at Dr. L M Jones’ office.
Fifteen graduates of the Hayes Agricultural High School bid farewell during commencement at the Opera House on May 31. Salutatorian Hazel Wilson and Valedictorian James Mead led the program with speeches, music, and a diploma presentation by Principal Maybee, as class colors green and gold marked the ceremony.
The thirty second annual Alumni banquet was held at the Onera House on Thursday evening June 1. About 160 attendees filled four large tables while Rev Ray M Busler gave thanks. A three course dinner featured tomato juice cocktail chicken and wafers with whipped cream. Asa Hy Aldrich served as toastmaster. Speakers included Mr Crooks Rev Morrison and Dr Johnstone. Music by Professor Bush Miss Trumbly and Mrs Bush followed by a dance with Midland Syncopaters as entertainers.
Miss Pern Hoover of Ithaca plans a dress shop in the building south of the bank after a recent redecorating. The Main street shop, formerly a barber shop and pool hall, was sold to James Buchin of Mt. Pleasant who will turn it into a restaurant beer garden pool room and card room. Seaver Amble moves his business into Shaw's Restaurant.
Mrs Harry Campbell while en route to Twin Elms Golf Course north of Clare drove off the road Thursday of last week and the car overturned in a ditch. The vehicle was only slightly damaged and she escaped with minor injuries. She continued to play golf Sunday amid calm spirits. A road maintainer cleared a dust cloud from a wind swept scene as Mrs Campbell swerved to avoid the scraper and rolled the car.
A group of about twenty gathered Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Reynolds in Frost township to surprise and celebrate Mrs Reynolds birthday. The afternoon featured social time and a bounteous meal, and guests departed after a much enjoyed afternoon wishing her many happy returns.
A Musseil's Drug Store advertisement touts Moore's Emerald Oil as a fast cure for swollen inflamed feet. It claims 15 minutes to relieve pain and swelling with multiple applications, removes odor, and offers a money back guarantee through a trusted local druggist.
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