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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1932
Page
3
Rates for subscriptions and advertising are listed including 1 69 per year in Michigan 32 00 to other U S 2 50 to Canada single copies 5¢ weekly Friday issue posted as second class. Public notices and job printing offered with headings and fillers available.
The Harrison church announces Sunday evening worship moves to 7 30 PM from 8 PM while Sunday morning services remain unchanged. Sabbath school starts 10 30 AM led by Bernard Fisher with class leader Elias Barlow, and the pastor conducts the 11 30 AM preaching. Wednesday prayer at 8 PM. The pastor and laymen invite all to attend.
The Congregational Church led by Pastor Roy M. Busler invites the public to a 10:30 worship with communion and a brief sermon followed by 11:46 Sunday School and a 1:00 motion picture program. The article lists attendees and mentions events including a children’s lesson, movie screening, and a Ladies Auxiliary meeting on October 19.
A long clipping lists social visits from residents of Howell to Clare and surrounding towns. Families from Detroit and Dearborn visited Hallett Cemetery, Bertha Schaaf hosted relatives from Ohio and Michigan, and many residents traveled to Cadillac and Bay City for events. School news covers classes in health, manual arts, sewing, colors, honor roll, and a field trip to Barlow's with music.
Miss Kathern Waite daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Waite of Hyatt wed Walter Lang son of Mr and Mrs Paul Lang. Ceremony at the Van Kuren home Pontiac Rev Zollar officiated. Lang a Harrison High School graduate works as a clerk at Short and Gardiner Grocery. Waite taught school locally. They reside part of the Amy home. Potato tags offered by The Clard Sentinel.
The Home Economics Group of Harrison held its first gathering at Mrs. B. F Hampton’s home on October 8. Officers elected include Chairwoman Mrs. Miles Darling and Secretary Mrs. Charles Weidner, with Leaders Mrs. M. Van Every and Mrs. J. Whitmer. Meetings will be monthly for six months focusing on home decoration and furnishing.
Miss Edna Roth daughter of Mr and Mrs David Roth and Eddie Bruce son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Bruce were quietly married Saturday June 4 at the Roth grandparents home in Stanton Rev Price officiated. Attendants were Lewis Roth and Mrs Price. An announcement party and wedding dinner followed at Mrs Russel Sharp’s home with guests including the couples parents and siblings.
The text notes that practical abolition efforts began in England led by the Quakers, following George Fox. It references 1671 as an early stance against slavery and credits the founder’s opposition to the trade.
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