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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1933
Page
3
The Sentinel lists annual rates 44 50 and 0 8 3 00 per year to Canada with 5c per copy. Display ads by application. Gandts of thanks 25c ten lines plus 5c per line beyond. Liners 10c per line with heading 10c extra. Job printing offered.
Harrison residents are invited to Sunday evening church at 8:00 at the Mann Siding schoolhouse to form a congregation. Pastor Russell N. Cook urges wide attendance and a welcoming meet.
The church lists morning preaching at 11 30, evening evangelistic service at 7 45, Sunday School at 10 30, and Wednesday prayer meeting at 3 09. Visitors are welcome. pastor Chas. Kleinhardt leads the spirit filled teaching and preaching of the word of God.
10 00 Sunday School appeals for parent cooperation in building character and encouraging prompt regular attendance. 11 00 Worship and Sermon invites all to join in labor for God glory and human brotherhood and betterment of conditions. church as a power for good in the community. Come to church Sunday.
A scan of regional social notes lists J. B. Lydell buying a Reo Flying Cloud. Mrs. Dutt of Lansing visited Harrison. William Titus and Glora Louise with Peggy Burdick stayed at their Savinaw cottage Friday to Sunday. Visits extend from Big Beavers to Alma and Saginaw with several family mentions.
A long list of weekend visitors and relatives frequenting Vernon area homes is recorded. Names include Mrs Davis, Mr Ash of Detroit, Mr and Mrs Joseph Ladd, Mrs Dutt and party from Lansing, and many other families visiting cottages and farms around Vernon and nearby towns. Several trips to Lansing, Saginaw, Clare, Alma, and Cheboygan are noted among the residents.
The Con gregational church moves worship from 10 to 11 o clock with Sunday school before the preaching. First Sunday school bell rings at 9 30, second at 10:00. The preaching bell will ring at 10 55, five minutes before the service. Parents are urged to note the change.
The 1933 graduating class will hear Rev. Ray M. Busier deliver a baccalaureate sermon in the Congregational church at eleven Sunday morning. The message titled The New Arithmetic Additions by Subtraction will be followed by a special musical program. All patrons and the public are invited to attend.
Friday May 19 the Mrs William Murphy Simday School class held a banquet at the Murphy cottage on Budd lake to honor members who achieved perfect averages or high merit. Florence Higgins Louise Amble Ola Mather and Donna McCartney led the prize group with others joining in a four o clock to eight o clock gathering of fifteen girls and their teacher.
Robert Campbell known as Bob earned three first places at the Mt Pleasant field meet including broad jump and shot put and a relay second. Charles Campbell nicknamed Chuck placed second in the eighty-eight race. The brothers qualify to compete at the state meet in Lansing next week. The Campbell family, long established in Harrison, summers at a cottage in the area.
The Harrison Board of Commerce met in the basement parlors of the Congregational church on Tuesday evening May 16. President Arthur Sheffield presided after a bountiful supper, with funds approved for piano tuning and music purchases for Charles Butts's orchestra. A special June 2 meeting was planned to honor wives via supper, and B F Hampton was named chairman to organize a program and supper. Officers elected for the year include Arthur Sheffield as President Mynard Maybee as Vice President Clyde Pifer as Secretary Pred Weatherhead as Treasurer and an Executive Committee of B F Hampton Robert Burns Sr and P D Gibson. Rev A W Johnstone spoke on his Florida trip comparing weather and agriculture with the state. Butts orchestra supplied music all evening.
The Clare County Road Commissioners met at the Court House in Harrison on May 8 1933. Chairman O C Somerville presided with Commissioners Somerville Ladd and Asline present. A motion to fund RFC labor for planting and cultivating young trees at the County Poor Farm passed, contingent on land supply by the Poor Commission. Bills totaling numerous small amounts for supplies and surveying were approved before adjournment.
An old advertisement touts Buckets as a bladder and bowel cleanser made from rough leaves and juniper oil. It claims four days of use improves sleep, offers a 26 cent price, and a zero money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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