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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1939
Page
10
The Clare Sentinel lists weekly publication details and postal rates for Clare Michigan. It notes Friday issues, post office classification, annual and single-copy prices, display advertising rates, liners and locals pricing per line, fillers, and a request to judges for probate notice printing.
Harrison City Council sponsors the annual Halloween party for Hayes Agricultural Unit High School pupils and friends. The event featured games prizes and a grand march with judges, refreshments, and a second session for Junior High students, highlighted by music from the Frank Saze Orchestra and supervision by local recreation leaders.
Rex Clute and Donald Higgins returned from Boyne City where they attended the AWPA Recreation Training Center. The week long program taught puppet making arts and crafts and physical activities with an amateur show Friday night led by Clute.
A Harrison Board of Commerce meeting was held Tuesday evening October 24 in the Congregational church social rooms with a large attendance. President Fred W Schaaf led the routine session after a chicken supper by the Young Women's Auxiliary. Several new names were added to the membership roll. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening November 28.
The Clare County Cleaver invites patrons to an open house in its new West Main street building on November 4. Editors led by EH. M. Bucholz, editor since June 1937, celebrate the upgrade from the former meat market rear rooms.
Harrison high school student council finalized plans after a mass meeting of fourteen members. The year includes a noon recreation program inspired by Beaverton. Dr Thiehoff conducted tuberculosis skin tests for ninth and twelfth graders at Hayes Agricultural Unit, with eighty seven percent participation, higher than other schools. Three seniors and three freshmen tested positive and will receive X rays at the Clare Health Office soon.
The Junior Class of Harrison High, guided by Miss Anne Wellington, served a harvest supper at the Congregational church social rooms Thursday. Over 300 guests were served and proceeds neared thirty dollars, to be saved for a senior Washington trip. Additional fund raising events are planned for the year. A film on alcohol and crime was shown to upper grades Monday at 1 pm by Mr Williamson, produced by the Michigan Liquor Control Commission.
The state records show over 500000 motor vehicles licensed last year setting an all time state record reflecting strong registration activity and growing vehicle ownership across North Carolina.
Rep and Mrs B Hampton hosted a Clare birthday party for Mrs Nellie Hampton with guests including John Johnson and his family from Shelby. Dinner guests at Fred Smiths home included Arthur ONeil and Mrs Joseph Newbound. Harrison Ladies Study club meets November 7 at US-27 home of Mrs Lulu Murphy with cohosts Mrs Irah Emery Mrs Olive Weidner and Miss Anne Wellington. Reports by Mrs Marion Amble and Mrs Gertrude Gardiner on the Bay City district meeting will be presented and Men s Night plans discussed.
A four member Health Committee was appointed by Harrison Study Club president Leota Van Every to work with the Tri County Health Unit. Members are Miss Anne Wellington Mrs Wallace Harper Mrs Henry Gardiner and Mrs Edgar Bringman. They attended a Health meeting in Clare last Wednesday evening.
Former resident Velma Face of Grand Ledge married Hirjah Payne of Detroit in a quiet ceremony at Bowling Green Ohio on Saturday October 21. The couple will reside at 640 West Willis Avenue Detroit where Payne works for Chevrolet Motor Co.
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