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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1933
Page
2
The Sentinel lists annual postage rates to U S Canada and Michigan, price per line for cards of thanks and resolutions, advertising display rates on application, second class posting at Glare, and job printing services. It notes local liners and reading notices at ten cents per line and fillers at five cents per line, with a ten cent heading surcharge.
Local notes include a Mann Siding church listing services at the schoolhouse 2:30 a m Sundays and United Brethren Church programs with morning and evening services, Sunday School at 10:30, and a midweek prayer meet. A parade of Harrison community events covers funerals, entertainment plans, theatre attendance, residents moving houses, and visits across Clare Lansing Owosso Detroit Tecumseh and Budd Lake areas.
Ray M. Busler, pastor leads 10 30 worship and sermon for the glory of God and human brotherhood. Sunday School at 11 45 invites parents and children to join in character building. A list of local visits and moves follows, including Mrs D L Lepley and Mr James Whitmer.
The regular monthly meeting of the officers and teachers of the Congregational Sunday school was held at the home of Mrs William Murphy on March 8. Regular business was disposed of and plans for a hast service were discussed at length.
Hayes notes describe an upcoming Wednesday program with boys quartette and girls sextette, a Girl Scouts tea at Sthaare cottage, and a benefit tea led by Miss Fannie and Miss Martin. Senior notes list student absences. Freshmen report Latin progress and world history tests. Eighth Grade notes include Leola Coats departure, new member Gladys Perry, Beatrice Hall’s return, absences, a postponed science debate, and Tales of Wayside Inn readings.
Members of the Harvigan Study Club met at Mrs. Hey Darling's home with her daughter assisting. President Mrs. Mayoee led the session on March 7. minutes were read. The program featured poetry by Mrs. Elmer Hughes and a paper by Mrs. Weatherhead on child delinquency. Twenty-one members and three guests attended, sharing original rhymes and refreshments amid a cheerful, social finish.
Regular meeting in Clare Michigan with Mayor J H Wilson presiding. Bills referred to Finance Committee include numerous snow shoveling and street sewer labor payments totals vary by worker with several entries for hours at 25 or 30 cents. Council approves Finance Committee bill recommendations and adjourns after approving a fire hydrant bill to Alfred J Doherty Jr. and authorizing clerical actions.
Vernon Hill News reports Ernest Schultz and daughters Martha and Tillie and son Albert from Owosso returning home from visiting John Schultz and Glare friends. Several illness notices and social visits are listed, featuring Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oderkirk, the Yager families, and numerous neighbors. A final note promotes the Clare Sentinel want ads for results.
Illness kept the club from meeting since January but a Monday session at 8:00 PM at the school house included a business portion. They aim to furnish a storage cupboard for sewing and iron cloths, seek manual training student cooperation, decorate screens, appoint a design committee, and thank the entertainment committee for a marshmallow roast.
The Outdoor Girls Club met March 7 from four to six with leader Mrs William Murphy. They sang and recited the one hundredth Psalm, reviewed Bible work, and conducted business. A luncheon was served by the hostess with Louise Amble assisting before an afternoon of games and jig saw puzzles.
In a March home tilt the city basketball team beat Mt Pleas ant Indian 27 21 with a strong final quarter surge. Harrison then edged Manton 21 19 in a McBain tournament opener, followed by a 48 21 win over Mecosta to reach the Saturday final. A 24 96 overtime loss to Marion ended title hopes, with Bronson missing due to a knee injury. The squad then faced Evart for third place and fell 38 04 after a slow second half.
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