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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1932
Page
3
Price list for the Sentinel publication details annual rates to U S Canada and Michigan plus per line charges for notices and fillers. It requests probate notices be sent to Judge Dorsey and advertises full printing services by The Sentinel for local notices and reading matter.
United Brethren Church announces Sunday School 10:30 a m Supt B Fisher preaching 11:30 a m and 8:00 p m services. Visitors welcome. A wide list of local residents visitations and weekend travels are noted, including Miss Gertrude Johnstone and Miss Helen Jenks of Detroit and Port Huron, and many Harrison community names. The page also lists social visits, moves, and events around Sept 19 with numerous residents from Cadillac Clare Detroit and surrounding towns.
Senior Allan Henderson misses school this week after recent stand duties at the fair. Honor Roll trips are planned for several students including Haileen Amble, Rosalis Langworthy, Rose Haynak, Nina Lang, and Annie Smith. Sophomore officers were elected Betty Weatherhead presiding. four sophomores qualify for Petoskey trip. Freshmen anticipate initiation night while Roy Allen and John Lyons join the high school orchestra. Dorothy Stuermer named librarian. eighth grade officers announced. tomato debate noted. Three premiums won at county fair. several students absent due to various reasons. Primary and lower grades report moves, tests, and work on posters. citizenship trips discussed.
Harrison drops its eighth game 6 to 5 to Beaverton in a tight contest as the team closes a strong season. The club finished with a 17-9 summer record and 68 percent for the year, led by batters Thomas 377 and Leon Stanley 372 and Max Stanley 362. Pitching by Pfannes 8-3-1, Fosgett 6-6, and Sharp 3-5-0 helped fuel a fifth straight county title and a hopeful return with the same core next season.
Dr Johnstone hosted sixty Auxiliary members from Cadillac area at his summer home on Wednesday afternoon. A fine dinner at four tables was served in the formal garden. The event echoed the pastor’s years in Harrison and nearby congregations. Nearby, the outdoor girls club met at leader Mrs Murphy’s home with a business meeting and a luncheon. Don Lepley visited Lansing. Tom and Catherine Sweeney from Shepherd visited the Fanning home this week.
Chemists at Michigan State College report beet sugar matches cane sugar in appearance taste and keeping quality after standard refining. Experimental canning preserves jellies and preserves show no difference, supporting Michigan farmers growing 14 004 acres of sugar beets and a crop reaching about 300 million pounds of sugar. Market prospects and plant operations hinge on future demand within Michigan.
Miss Histher Pifer daughter of Clida Pifer and James Darling Jr son of Roy and Mrs Darling were quietly married by Rev Bugler on September 14 at the Beavers home. The couple, raised in Harrison, were celebrated with a gold and white dinner decor and a golden glow centerpiece. Guests included Mrs Roy Darling James Darling Sr Myles Darling Artha Beavers Chas Darling and Lee.
The renowned anatomy professor De G Eliot Smith argues that brains grow while teeth rest, implying humans may withstand with weak underboked teeth for a better brain. His theory links dental wear to brain development and argues for a trade off between tooth strength and cognitive growth.
Fawn catchers Frank Barron Orrin Calkins Fred Baker and Chas Smith of Carleton paid $50 fines and $7 costs after catching a live fawn on the roadside. Michigan's hunting rules shift October 1 requiring licenses for gun carriers in game areas while bow and arrow use remains legal during open seasons.
The article traces the etymology of Russia from Slavic roots and the term Rus, suggesting connections to Swedes and Baltic groups. It notes the term Ros or Rogsiya as early forms tied to Slavic founders on the Dnieper in the ninth century and discusses later expansion among Slav states forming a nucleus of the principality.
Home makers can preserve surplus fruit by drying when jars are unavailable. Peel and quarter apples peaches pears and plums then slice into one eighth inch pieces. Soak in water with four tablespoons of salt per gallon to prevent browning before drying.
The text outlines storing dried fruit in a dry place and sealed containers to prevent insect entry. It advises storing small amounts together and recommends long slow cooking below the poil ing point as best for cak dried fruits. It warns against soaking in excessive water and allows gradual addition of sugar or syrups during cooking.
Fragmentary excerpt contrasts great leaders with average citizens and mentions ignorance about saving the country and an obscure phrase related to Angeles. The text lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable individuals.
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