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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1931
Page
3
The snippet lists annual rates to various destinations including Michigan and Canada, single copies priced at 5 cents, Friday issues, and post office miscall as second class matter. Advertising and notices pricing is outlined with cards of thanks, resolutions, poetry, and fillers priced per line, plus job printing services.
United Brethren and Congregational churches announce Sunday worship at 11:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Sunday School, midweek prayers, and a drama sermon. patrons urged to attend. Local residents attend lodges, travels, hunts, and social visits. several name mentions and trips to Mt. Pleasant, Dunkirk, and Saginaw among community activities.
Mr and Mrs Saad and daughter had weekend at their cottage, returning home to Alma when their car collided with another. No serious injuries. Harrison Study Club ladies attended a lecture by Mrs Keyworth in Clare. Numerous visits and visits to relatives noted from Harrison area residents. Local sports included boxing and a Harrison High School basketball win over Edenville Hope 13 11. Community events include Bridge Club, church social, and a family night with free pictures on November 25.
Armistice Day program held November 11 by our school students. Auditorium decorated with American flags. Program includes America sung with orchestra, flag pledge, Star Spangled Banner, readings like How the flag got its name, In Flanders Field, History of the flag, and a barbering advertisement by Lawrence H. Brown at 704 Beech St.
Harrison High School defeated Barryton High School in a three to none decision at the Court House on Friday November 13. Harrison affirmed the issue that Michigan should enact compulsory unemployment insurance with Louraine Hughes Elizabeth Schaaf and James Mead speaking for Harrison under coach Averyl Gaines. Barryton’s team of Marie Hunt Racheal Ann Pitts and Marjorie Bradin coached by Sharp presented the negative. Rev R M Busler chaired the event with judges Father Morrison Clare Superintendent Bogan and Theodore Bowler.
An old classified style advertisement urges selling ola batteries radiators and green hides at Samborn’s with a phone contact 23 for inquiries.
An advertisement claims Alleniu clears uric acid in 24 hours and relieves pain within 48 hours. It promises money back if results fail and offers a bottle for 85 cents guaranteed by E A Anderson and druggists.
Readable items show various staple prices including mixed nuts at 18 cents per pound and molasses at 27 cents for a half pound. Pies and canned goods appear with multiple items such as Mince Meat 9 oz packs and Pioneer Soups three for 28 cents.
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