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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1932
Page
3
The notice lists annual rates to U S and Canada, single copies weekly Friday, Clare Post Office second class matter, display ad rates on request, 10 line cards 25c and 5c per extra line, poetry and resolutions 6e per line, liners 10c with heading 10c extra, job printing offered by The Sentinel. Michigan Press and National Editorial Association members noted.
Harrison United Brethren Church announces Sunday services at 7 30 PM instead of 8 PM with morning worship at 10 30 AM and a 11 45 AM Sunday School. The Open Gate sermon focuses on personal and community responsibility. A long list of local residents’ weekend visits, travels, and minor events follows.
A promotional list shows Morgans Store offering reduced prices on staples and household goods. Items include corn meal five pounds for 12 cents orLux or Palm Olive soap 19 cents per bar, salted peanuts three pounds, campfire marshmallows, raisins, minced meat, Swansdown cake, sash cord, Lux powder, Rinso detergent, Life Buoy soap, and Jell-O four packs all advertised at low prices.
H M McCartney has been a guest at his uncle's Buffalo home this week. Mr and Mrs J A Whitmers and family have moved to the Hubert home.
The Harrison Study Club met at Mrs Miles Darling's home on Tuesday November 1 with 26 members present. Mrs Wishman Salvation Army officer spoke on the organization and its work warning about impostors and urging a local board to prevent fraud. A poetry recital and songs followed with two history contests won by Mrs William Murphy and Mrs Elmer Clute before adjournment and luncheon.
A November 5 gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Max Stanley's home marked their third wedding anniversary with card games and luncheon. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Russ Sharp and Mr. Eddie Bruce Jr. Irene Amble, eight, attended as honorary guest at her grandparents’ home.
Gaores argues that as government uses force to shape public opinion, it becomes essential that public opinion itself be enlightened. Washington discussion reflects concern over media influence and civic education.
The Harrison Board of Commerce met at the Congregational Church parlor on November 2 with about fifty men. Marl Green’s supper, Butts’ orchestra, and remarks by Rev. K. M. Busler highlighted a gathering that heard Mrs. Wishmann of the Salvation Army discuss its origins and aid, followed by committee appointments for cooperation and planning the December 13 meeting.
The Rev Stephen A Lloyd D D superintendent of the Michigan Congregational Conference gave an engaging sermon at the Congregational church on Sunday evening. It was his first visit here and he praised recent improvements and the new kitchen. The Woman's Auxiliary activity impressed him and the congregation showed a good turnout for the service despite expectations. Dr Lloyd was accompanied by the Rev Albert Dawe and Mrs Dawe of Clare.
In 1932 Harrison voters twice debated selling the city light plant to a private firm. An injunction on November 1 blocked the contract with Glen Gardner, keeping the plant under local control and prompting worries over rates and city finances after the nearby bank closure.
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