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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1932
Page
3
Friday issue notice explains probate notices may be published by The Sentinel if Judge Dorsey approves. Liners and reading notices priced at 10c per line with fillers 5c per line and heading 10c extra. The Sentinel offers variety of job printing services for locals and other notices.
Sunday services at United Brethren Church and Congregational Church announced. Parishioners and visitors listed with multiple residents visiting relatives, attending weddings, and motor trips to Saginaw, Lansing, Detroit, and Flint. local social notes detail weekend guests and family moves.
Local families visit relatives and attend church events while plans emerge for a Bay City service project. A Boy Scout troop is organized with thirteen charter members and leadership from Rev. Ray M. Busler and Mynard Maybee, as students prepare two senior plays including Eyes of Love to be staged May 20 at the Harrison Opera House.
Nine Harrison High students competed in the Mt Pleasant academic contest. Annie Smith and Glen Updike, both freshmen, presented Algebra IX and Biology respectively. Hileen Amble, a sophomore, won third place in Latin II. James Mead, a junior, also took third place in English XI. Hilda Mae Lang, a senior, earned first place in clothing. Corinne Mallory and Clarabelle Mead contributed English related entries while Frank Briggs and Jesse Hammersley entered English IX and Geometry respectively.
The Harrison High School seniors for 1932 prepare a May 29 Baccalaureate at Congregational Church with Rev. R M Busler presiding. Graduation is June 1 at the Harrison Opera House, with Gertha Tessman and Ruth Pheilipp as valedictorian and salutatorian. Alumni banquet on June 3. Class colors red and white and motto Sunrise not Sunset. The nineteen graduates include mostly girls and a few boys led by speaker B H Vandér Belt of Lansing, Assistant Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Vernon Hill residents report visits from Harry Wilds and family, George Snider and Wesley Snider, Oliver Becker, Seymour Border and Phyllis, John Shultz and baby, Buckley, George Snider’s daughter, and others. Several outings, hospital visits, and local gatherings are noted, with trips to Flint, Mt. Pleasant, Rosebush, and Clare areas.
The Board of Commerce met Tuesday evening May 10 at the Congregational church. Robert Brown’s committee served a chicken supper. Dr. Smith and the Apple Blossom Club organized a brief program with about fifteen youths. They sang songs and a negro spiritual before thanks were offered in multiple languages. Dr. Smith spoke on government economy and Henry Gardiner’s committee was named to provide supper at the next regular meeting.
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