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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1932
Page
3
Rates show annual and per copy charges for United States and Canada. Public notices, cards of thanks, resolutions, poetry, and probate notices may be published with per line or per item pricing. The Sentinel offers job printing and local fillers with heading charges.
The United Brethren Church announces evening services at 7:30 replacing 8:00. Morning services at usual time with 10:30 Sabbath School led by Bernard Fisher. Pastor Roy M. Buster invites all to attend sermons at 11:30 and Wednesday prayers at 8:00. Numerous local residents visit, attend events, and a new daughter was born to Bari Skinner on October 31.
The school plans a Friday political debate with Republicans James Mead and Marion Roth facing Democrats Royelle Clark Leon Hosler and Frank Briggs. The carnival drew a large crowd. activities included music lessons from Mr. Maddy and student efforts in pie selling and fundraising.
Local readers hear of visits among Vernon Funnel family Rosebush and neighbors including Border Whitkirs Farwell and Colonville gatherings. Mentions of illness and sympathy for Vincent McFadden and Jimmy Snidler, plus social events from L O L party to family birthdays and a nurse. Vote for Comstock for Governor ad appears at end.
Food and household items on sale include Green Tea per lb. and per 3 lbs. Weenies. Large Post Toasties and Wheat Pops per package. Elbow macaroni at 25 cents. Cans of tomato soup and red kidney beans. Hershey’s cocoa, salted peanuts, campfire marshmallows, soap chips and 1 tablet free.
The Con gregational church held a well attended booster service last Sunday morning. Dr. C. H. Harger, field representative of the Michigan Conference of Congregational Churches, preached the sermon. He and Mrs. Harger arrived in Harrison Saturday afternoon and were hosted at the Congregational Parsonage.
The state superintendent of Congregational churches Dr Stephen A Lloyd will preach at the Congregational church in Harrison next Sunday at 8:00 p m. The community is cordially invited to hear the able and interesting speaker.
The Harrison Home Economics Extension Group met at City Hall with thirty four ladies attending. Mrs Gertrude Gardiner presided while Marian Darling and Leota Van Hivery led the Home Furnishings study, deciding all future meetings will be at City Hall with the next gathering on November 7 at 8:00 PM.
Saturday evening Albert and Dorothy Gene Wallmer hosted about 30 guests in costumes from comic characters and classic figures. Fortunes told and pranks mingled with dancing and refreshments as the spooky occasion unfolded.
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