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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1933
Page
3
The Clare Sentinel details annual subscription rates to Michigan and U S destinations, single copy price, and post office filing as second class. Advertising rates and penalties, helpers for probate notices, and job printing services are listed with per line pricing and extras.
The United Brethren Church at Mann Siding holds Sunday services with 11:30 am preaching and 7:05 pm evangelistic sessions plus 10:30 am Sunday School and midweek prayer meeting. Community notes list residents visiting, moving, and social events around Harrison and nearby towns, including Shafter and Owosso, with many locals at cottages and gatherings.
Ray M. Busler leads 10 30 worship and sermon as the Congregational Church invites families to join in work and worship for community betterment. 11 45 Sunday School urged for parent involvement and child attendance. Various locals visit and travel between Sheridan Coleman Lansing Houghton Lake Grand Rapids Breckenridge and nearby towns.
A group of twelve Girl Scouts led by Miss Doris Martin hiked from town to the Martz home in Greenwood Saturday afternoon. They visited the fire tower west of town and most climbed to the top. A potluck lunch capped the outing. George Allen and Vern Mitchell of Detroit spent the weekend with Allen’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Allen. Tom Hecker and daughter Madiline Soan were also visiting.
The Harrison High senior play The Path Across the Hill, a comedy drama set in an Easton village near New York, is scheduled for Friday May 12. Samuel Crawford, now an old man, sacrificed his life for his grandchildren Walter and Ruth Conrad after his daughter's death, taking blame for a crime. The show features humorous dialogue between Zuzu and Salavander. The Agriculture class works with the school forest and Girl Scouts enjoyed a park picnic and a visit to Martz's country home for games and lunch. Home Economics dresses are on display in Fanning's window and Naida Martz with Pearl Clark strive for better citizenship by cleaning the cloak room.
The group from Lansing gathered Thursday for a pleasant event with most Juniors in Economics class. Junior boys joined the outing to a trout stream while the girls had a park picnic.
In a late arrival at school Beatrice Hall says she was tardy but claims she was not late. Two classmates attended a baseball game Friday as noted in the eighth grade entry.
The sixth grade enjoyed a weinie roast and baseball game last Thursday. Burdett Reigle is the baseball hero and will sing between acts of the Senior play. Our room won the game against the eighth graders. Eugene Van Blarcom is noted as the champion fireman. The high school orchestra will perform at the Achievement Day program for Extension classes from Michigan State College at the Opera House on May 5.
A fragmented market list shows prices for rye oats and barley per cwt and beans per cwt including light and dark red varieties with quoted ranges. Some items appear as garbled entries suggesting mixed figures or OCR errors like saneene saree Scienikecee and annene with inconsistent pricing.
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan schedules creditors claims in the estate of Julius Sching deceased. Four months from May 1938 are allowed to present claims, with a September 13 1933 deadline for filing at Harrison probate office. Hearing set Friday September 8 1993 at 10 a.m. Judge Thos S. Dorsey presides.
Maple Grove hosts Sunday School at 1 30 with preaching at 2 30. Prayer meetings every Thursday. Mr and Mrs Live Hadix of Gladwin county visit sister Mrs Louis Finch. Miss Vena Wight accompanies them home. Several local residents attend meals at the Mumner Schofield home for Frances Bingham’s birthday.
BRUSH COLLEGE reports frequent Sunday and weekend visits among residents. Families including Rockey, Geiger, Leitner, Newman, Sanders and Bauder travel between homes. May 11 Ladies Aid meet at Mrs. J C Newman’s. Ida Leitner hospitalized for medical treatment.
Outside the city Loomis plans an oil well on the Bush farm as the town highlights modern amenities, daily passenger trains, and a growing community. The piece notes local sympathy for Sidney Court in Ann Arbor Hospital, a death in Mt. Pleasant, funeral services at Colonville, and community visits among neighbors and families including Harvey, Chedister, Johnson, and Burns.
The Department of Agriculture under the Reconstruction Finance Corporation extends the crop production loan deadline from April 30 to May 15 for Ohio and Michigan. The extension aims to give farmers more time due to the late seeding season and applications must be filed with the county farm agent or loan committee chairman in the farm county.
A yellow warbler common in the bedstern region outsmarts the cowbird by accepting its egg into the warbler nest and later expelling the rival via a clever nesting strategy.
Vernon Hill notes show social visits among Border Clark Leichti and Perverse families. neighbors welcomed new owners Mortimer Irish and Selis families while others discuss illness and rain. local pupils stay with Nevins and trips to Detroit and Flint are mentioned.
A captain’s clearance papers indicate his ship has been eared at the customs house. This confirms compliance with all port regulations and payment of duties and fees, authorizing departure from the port.
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