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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1933
Page
2
The Sentinel outlines rates for fillers and reading notices in locals at 10c per line with heading an extra 10c. It mentions second class matter at the Clare Post Office and lists associations including National Editorial Association and Michigan Press Association.
The Mann Siding community invites a large turnout for Sunday worship at 2 30 a m at the Mann Siding school house. Pastor Russell N Cook and local families urge participation as the congregation grows. Local social notes mention visits and travels among residents including the Clute, Derby, Garrabrandt and Bruce families with routine weekend activity and road trips.
The assembly program featured a radio styled performance with a school mike in Home Economics and the high school orchestra, girls sextette, and boys quartet. Plans for a School Forest funded by land sale to the Agriculture class are announced with future timber benefits. Senior, junior, and sophomore notes cover honor rolls, exams, club activities, and a tea event.
First day of spring brings several inches of slush with trees recalling the sleet storm of 722 though no damage is reported. Local notices list visits and family movements including Billy Rae Hawkins recovery from illness and multiple trips among Clare Detroit Bertha Lake Marion Farwell and Huntington Park.
The United Brethren Church invites all to attend morning worship at 11:30, evangelistic evening service at 7:45, and Sunday School at 10:30. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. Chas Kleinharat signs the notice inviting visitors to hear the word of God.
Ray M Busler pastor invites all to 10 30 worship and sermon and 11 45 Sunday school to labor for gods glory and human brotherhood. People urged to attend and support character building in the Sunday school with prompt attendance. Several local visits and weekend travels noted among families and friends.
The Harrison Board of Commerce held a regular meeting in the basement parlors of the Congregational church on March 14. A unique Irish Stew supper was served by the committee, with the Butts' orchestra providing musical entertainment. A State Conservation Department representative spoke at length about utilizing Clare County unused land for extensive reforestation.
At a Monday night council session in City Hall, city officers and several ward officials were granted a 20 percent wage increase. The move passed in a formal vote, with officials noting current budget provisions support the raise.
A Clare county meeting on March 31 at 1 00 p m will teach simple repairs and adjustments to pitman, mower bars, and tongues to prevent haying breakdowns. P D Gibson and A G Bell from Michigan State College will advise and fix an old mower brought by a local farmer. Even older units can be restored cheaply with proven techniques.
Republicans named candidates for city offices including Mayor City Inayvor and Clerk Mynard Mayhee with ward supervisors Henry Gardiner Walter Crigier Seaver Amble and other posts. Progressives nominated I Leonard for Mayor Robert Hecker Clerk James Garrabrandt and more with several ward supervisors and constables listed.
The note emphasizes that counting losses or gains sustains morale. the act of tallying one’s progress steadying resolve and preventing discouragement in challenging times. It frames arithmetic as a mental discipline aiding resilience.
February report lists 303 cows tested with 12 above 50 lbs fat and 22 purebreds over 1250 lbs milk. Four cows sold to butchers and eight to other dairymen. Ray Hagley Coleman tops with 16 Jerseys producing 806 lbs milk and 39.91 lbs fat per cow. Parsons and Sons Linwood 23 Holsteins average 969 lbs milk 32.83 lbs fat. Frank Poet Clare leads medium herd class with 10 P B Brown Swiss 845 lbs milk 33.48 lbs fat. J W Schaeffer Clare second in medium herd with 10 P B Holsteins 802 lbs milk 29.26 lbs fat.
Mature consist led by A P B Holstein owned by E M Parsons and Sons with 1685 pounds milk and 60.8 pounds fat. Second place goes to Mt Pleasant Indian School Holstein with 1551 pounds milk and 54.3 pounds fat. Third to Ray Bagley’s grade Jersey with 1140 pounds milk and 53.6 pounds fat. Lloyd Heckel.
The Congregational Church Auxiliary held its March 15 meeting at Mrs Hart Green s home with about twenty members present and plans made for a Father and Son banquet in the church basement on March 28 The annual event features a planned program and serves as a community activity.
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