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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
3
The snippet lists annual rates to Michigan and other points including Canada, with single copies and Friday issues. It also notes display ad prices, 25c cards of thanks, 5c per line for fillers, and 10c extra with headings. Local notices mention probate notices and social visits across Michigan towns.
United Brethren Church lists Rev. Chas Kleinhardt and services including Sunday School at 10 30 a m and evening worship. Congregational Church notes Children's Day program at 10 30 a m and a wave of weekend visits from residents and visitors including Ryckman, Weavers, and Johnsons.
Miss Irene Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Clark of Frost township weds Lenard Schwanz son of Mr and Mrs J Schwanz near Leota at Flint on Sunday June 5 Attending were Mr and Mrs John Foster and local friends Both families hosted a gathering at the Woods residence with guests including the Clark and Schwanz households and Mrs Woods family Irene a Harrison high graduate Lenard a Prescott high school teacher will reside in Flint The Harrison friends extend best wishes to the couple
Miss Avery Gaines hosted a farewell supper for Harrison High School debate squad on May 31. Members receiving letters included Elizabeth Schaar for first in Declamation and others Freda Walsh Irene Clark Viola Van Duesen Lorraine Hughes Robert Jones Rex Clute Marion Roth James Mead, plus Coach Gaines. The event marked end of the 1932 year and bid farewell to spring graduates.
Definite plans are set for a two week Community Vacation Bible School starting June 20. Miss Margaret Cannon from Sparta, an experienced teacher, will direct the program with local assistants. Sessions run about three hours daily with Bible lessons memory work singing and supervised games for three divisions Kindergarten Primary and a junior group.
The 1932 class of 32 held commencement at Harrison Opera House on June 1 with 18 graduates present except Eliza Martz. The program opened with a piano duet, followed by speeches, musical numbers, and a valedictory. Diplomas were awarded by Superintendent Amble. Eliza Martz was absent.
The thirty first annual alumni banquet was held at the Harrison Opera House on Friday June 3 with about 150 attendees. A three course dinner followed a program featuring Mr Heisman piano solos Mrs C Amble on piano and a series of talks led by toastmaster Mr A Aldrich. Speakers included Ralph Hughes Mrs Heisman Mrs Durfee and others, after which dancing to the Heisman orchestra of Midland closed the evening.
Pioneer resident Pitt DeBart was found dead at his Greenwood township home on Sunday May 29 after an examination showed he had been dead for several days. He was a longtime resident, well known and liked in the vicinity.
Local ad notes Samborn offers to buy old batteries radiators and green hides with contact via Phone 23 for pricing and pickup details.
The National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution honors pupils with good citizenship medals for dependability cooperation leadership and patriotism. Rosemarie Stanley and John Pifer received the bronze medals during graduation exercises at the Wilson Opera House presented by Rev Ray M Busler with Charles Amble approving.
Richard Van Dyke born February 25 1928 in Ann Arbor Michigan was the only son in a six child family. He died May 29 1932 after illness and is mourned by his parents Herman and Eisie Dyke and his sister Betty. Services were held at the United Brethren church and he is buried in Harrison cemetery in a family obituary tone.
The guide explains license requirements for residents and non residents fishing trout and other species. It notes residents over 18 need a license for brook brown or rainbow trout, with exemptions on certain lands and open seasons. Non residents over 18 must have licenses anytime, while some animals and predators are described under nuisance laws.
Louis King of Gibbs City serves 90 days in Iron County jail after a conviction for illegal possession of venison. Officers allege a set gun killed a deer and authorities confiscated 25 pounds of venison.
Conservation officers, state hunters, and sportsmen work to cull feral house cats on Michigan lands. Thousands roam fields and woods preying on game and song birds, as the Department of Conservation seeks to protect avian life.
Fred M Morgan The Food Shop advertises May Blossom tomatoes in large 2% cans priced at 10 cents each.
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