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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1931
Page
3
The Sentinel announces mailing rates of 1.0 per year to Michigan points 2.60 to other points 32.50 to Canada and 6c for single copies. Display ads rates upon request. Cards of thanks 25c for ten lines 5c per line over. Resolutions poetry 5c per line. Liners notices 10c per line fillers 5c per line with heading 19c extra. The Sentinel offers job printing.
Harrison news notes growing church attendance and a full slate of services led by Pastor Charles Kleinhardt. The report covers Sabbath school, evening sermons, Bible study, and midweek prayer, plus local moves, an injury on the county road, paving progress, a bottling plant nearing completion, and a district oration contest outcome.
Community events include church supper at Congregational church and a minstrel show by Harrison school boys to raise athletic funds. Local residents and visitors listed with weekend trips, deliveries, and visits. School notes report grade progress, health notices, and Arbor Day tree plantings with student activities.
Ethard Walters leaves this week with best wishes for the new school. Karl and Leonard Reiter miss two weeks of school. Arithmetic drills avg just over eight. spelling averages near perfect for Rosalee Bogue and 99 5 8 percent for Maxine Sowle and Dorothy Schrntley. Bernice Davis moved to Ionia. Drill score 71 2 for the week. Arbor Day tree planted by fourth grade. Poem studied: The Gladness of Nature by William Cullen Bryant.
The class studies common Michigan birds and colors a map of the United States. They read Our Little Porto Rican Cousin and Famous Stories. Mrs Green visited. students absent sick. Donald Dunlop treated the grade to Life savers.
Prices listed by L W Jackson include hogs at cwt dressed beef mutton veal fowls and hides with demand noted as steady. Local buyers offered market rates and terms for cash and future deliveries.
Robert Howell and family, formerly north of Farwell, moved to a Gut Lake district farm owned by Clare's Mr. Callihan. Marion Hayward and family of Pontiac visited weekend with her parents Will and Mrs. Larkins. Walter Smith and son Bobby visited Roy Alien in Farwell Saturday and Sunday.
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