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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1932
Page
3
The Clare Sentinel lists Friday issue details with post office classification and display ad rates. It notes prices for cards of thanks and lines for various notices, with probate notices to be placed via Judge Dorsey and job printing services offered.
Regular services at United Brethren Church in Harrison with Sunday School at 10 30 and preaching at 11 30 followed by an evangelistic service at 7 30 and midweek prayer on Wednesday at 7 00 pm. The community portion lists visitors, travels, and local events including a road accident and ice harvesting updates from Budd Lake and Lake George noting roles of Dow Chemical and Lepley Kane crews.
Mrs H Gardiner and Mrs P B Beals entertained about forty guests Sunday afternoon at the Tip Top Inn in honor of Mrs Charles Amble's birthday. Pink and white decor featured cake candles and sweet peas. The group played bridge and pedro with prizes awarded to Mr Kress and Mrs William Fossett, while Mrs Jessie Gleason and Mrs Weidner won in bridge. A luncheon of sandwiches pickles cake and coffee followed at the Lodge hall of the OHS on Monday evening February 29.
Mr Pleasant edged the Heart Academy 25 11 in the semi final district matchup after Allen Henderson missed the game with flu and the reserve board went to Ohio. Whilden Hughes and Paul Huber led a resilient loyal squad as seven lettermen return for next season.
The Religious Education committee plans expanding the Sunday school scope. A cradle roll led by Mrs. Fred Schaaf will begin, with parent appeals to enroll babies. A home study department led by Mrs. Rhodes and Mrs. Town will serve those unable to attend in person. Contests will boost attendance and a vacation Bible school is planned for early summer. The pastor and superintendent support the changes. Committee: Mrs. Lulu Murphy, Mrs. Julia Schaaf, Mrs. Emma Van Deusen.
McBain defeated Local Independents 32 26 amid heavy fouling on both sides. The opening quarter showcased strong play but later periods stalled due to officiating. The McBain reserves beat Falmouth in the preliminary by a narrow margin.
The senior class begins rehearsals for Contents Unknown a mystery comedy to engage audiences This spring coach Gaines plans to feature all nineteen seniors across two plays to graduation effort and showcase.
Tuesday evening March 1 the Harrison Study Club gathered at Mrs Fred Smith's home with Mrs Smith and Mrs Frank Bush as hostesses. Twenty one members answered roll call with A bit of Trish Wit. Miss Averyl Gaines reviewed The Man Nobody Knows by Bruce Barton. Mrs Clyde Pifer read Present Day India. Irish songs were sung, luncheon served and the meeting adjourned. April meeting planned with Mrs Elmer Hughes and Mrs Clyde Pifer.
The interesting game of dart base ball has been placed in the Congregational church by Rev Ray M Busler and a match game is expected weekly. It uses regular baseball rules and will excite both boys and girls and also men and women when played.
Eighteen contestants debated at Clare high school. Freshman Elizabeth Schaaf won declamation with A Call to Arms, while senior Freda Welsh led in oration with Waste of War. runners up were James Mead and Etha Moore. First place earners proceed to Mt. Pleasant in April for the District meet.
Washington notes demand for broader federal power to prosecute big crime syndicates. It praises Prohibition era successes of the Department of Justice in catching leaders like Al Capone while criticizing state limits. Also reports on China and Japan fighting near Shanghai as League of Nations calls for ceasefire.
A rapid growth bamboo in Ceylon is reported to exceed 100 feet in height and has records of growing as much as 16 inches in a single day.
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