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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
3
Local readers are invited to have probate notices and other reading notices printed by The Sentinel. Rates are 10c per line for reading notices, 5c per line as fillers, and 10c extra for headings. The Sentinel offers full job printing services.
The Harrison United Brethren Church announces services led by Rev Chas Rieinhardt with Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. and preaching at 11:30 a.m. Communion will be observed at 10:30 a.m. Visitors welcomed and many local residents are noted visiting, traveling, and attending events in the area. A strong Sunday School emphasis features A A Stage praising its life impact. Local social and travel updates list residents visiting, returning, or moving, with numerous names and towns mentioned.
Dr and Mrs A W Johnstone hosted Monday illness and weekend guests from Hillman and Amble. Webberville Senior class of fourteen with three chaperons camped at the lake for a week. Rev Fred B Wyand of Strayburg Va to serve Harrison Congregational pulpit through July. Rev Ray M Busler to supply Methodist Episcopal church South during Wyands stay.
The Community Vacation Bible School began Monday with about 50 pupils enrolled. Director Margaret Cannon and assistants Mrs. Miles Darling, Mrs. Roy Hecker, Mrs. Gerald Reigel, Rosemarie Stanley, Viola Van Deusen, and Virginia Schaaf oversee activities. A picnic is planned at Wilson State Park on Wednesday June 29 followed by a Thursday evening program at the First Congregational Church showcasing handiwork, moral education, and diplomas for passing students.
Two wrecks near Harrison injured four from Michigan State College and Royal Oak school. Mr. Vuell and Miss Orr of Detroit survived with minor cuts as their truck tipped between Houghton Lake and Harrison. In the second crash four Sioux Sainte Marie girls, including Miss Splan, Miss York, and Miss Belinger, escaped slight injuries. Miss Splan and Miss York were briefly ejected then aided by passersby.
A large gathering at Wilson State Park on Sunday June 12 honored pioneer Mike Fanning on his birthday. About forty guests shared a chicken dinner and birthday cake presented by Mr and Mrs Pi B H Beals, with in town visitors from Shephard including Mr and Mrs BD A Murphy and Miss Janet Murphy.
The Harrison Board of Commerce sponsors a major Fourth of July celebration with a forenoon street carnival games and contests a patriotic address by Rev. A W Johnstone a Cadillac retiree. An afternoon double header baseball game at the fairground followed by a water carnival on Budd lake Wilson state park includes diving races swimming boat tilting contests and life guards on duty. Clare county town invites all county citizens to attend the public celebration.
A car struck a deer three miles south of Harrison on U.S 27, killing the animal instantly. Conservation officer C Hillabrandt removed the deer to town and then delivered it to the County Infirmary for use as meat after it was prepared for processing.
Washington News and Comments by Roy O. Woodruff discusses President Hoover's push to end overlapping government functions and grant the President authority for reorganizations. It covers furlough plans, five day weeks, and emergency powers debated in Congress to cut federal expenses.
Mrs. Malcolm Crawford and family of Caro spent a weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs John Crawford. Mr and Mrs Wm M Hovey visited their daughter and husband in Detroit. Gale Lutz and son Wilmer of Lansing spent the weekend here visiting relatives. Several families gathered at Budd Lake for a Sunday visit. Miss Erva Smith of Kansas stayed with Rev and Mrs Bb C Finkbeiner. Miss Velma Coyne visiting her parents after teaching in Saginaw. Miss Marion Fuller visited her parents in Fatwell.
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