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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1932
Page
3
The Clare Sentinel announces weekly Friday issues with subscription rates 1.50 yearly in Michigan 2.00 to other U S 2.50 to Canada and 0.50 per single copy. Display ads pricing on request. Notices include probate notices linage 10c per line and cards of thanks 5c per line with 10c extra for heading. The paper offers job printing services.
Harrison churches announce services led by Rev Chas Kleinhardt and Roy M Busler with Sunday school and evening worship. The Congregational Church lists worship, Sunday school, and a 9 00 p m showing of motion pictures. Local society notes detail visits and travels among residents including the Whitmer, Payne, Ryckman, Kinsel, and Hughes families, and mentions several weekend guests and upcoming events.
A long list of local social visits includes Mr and Mrs C E Wilson of Cleveland visiting friends, James Stanley Clare visitors, Allan Larnard returning from Lansing, John Weed guest of Fred Smith, the McMultys and Mrs Sanders from Pontiac at Joe Newbound’s, and many more from Saginaw Lansing Howell and Detroit.
Over two Sundays the Harrison team defeated Weidman 6 to 2 with a late rally and then edged Clare 5 to 4 in ten innings. Nick Pfannes pitched five-hit ball against Weidman and Fosgett carried the mound effort against Clare as Harrison prepares for a grudge game versus Coleman at the Fair Grounds.
A compact classified ad advertises Beli" your ola batteries radiators and green hides at Samborn's with contact phone 138 for purchases.
The Harrison Study Club held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. Fred Weatherhead’s home. New president Mrs. Mynard Maybee gave a welcome address and members enjoyed a heart to heart talk, community singing, and an art paper by Mrs. A. W. Johnstone. Officers and standing committees were announced for the year, with meetings set for the first Tuesday of each month from September to June.
School News notes September enrollment reaches 98 in upper grades, the largest in school history. Forty five non residents set a new record with overall attendance up. new courses include Advanced Clothing taught by Miss Martin and Soils in Agriculture by Superintendent Ampbile. New pupils include Leon Rhodes Donald Hahn Ira Frank Robert Mather Bryd Davis Velma Mead.
A dialogue frames a debate on ancestry and heredity with Hi Ho challenging the notion that misfortune derives from ancestors. The exchange contrasts ancestral worship with evolving scientific ideas about heredity.
A fragmentary item notes doctor Jareniup’s success described as firmly established and mentions a door painted with Out to Launch. It references a Clara Sentinel classified liner as a means to obtain results.
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