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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1931
Page
7
A state wide push to relieve the beds shortage in sanatorium care for tuberculosis seeks to authorize a Northern State Tuberculosis Sanatorium in 37 counties of north central Michigan. The institution would offer treatment opportunities similar to existing Michigan sanatoriums with modern facilities and X ray diagnostics.
Weekend visits extend across Flint Dearborn Detroit Clarksville Pontiac and Clare as residents welcome neighbors. Families share Easter gatherings express sympathy for Mrs Carr and report minor health updates while new residents Wiliam Wasson join the neighborhood.
South West Gilmore reports Al Seitz and C Hames of Saginaw spent Friday night at Hames farm. Miss Helen Tanner of Midland visited her family. The Tanner family and R W Field celebrated Easter at the Charlie Gate house near Weidman. Ray Jarman of Mt Pleasant called on Sam Seymour. Odie McAlvey spent a week in Lansing. Ed Squires family visited Gene Willoughly.
Robert Walters and son Clark from the county jline visited Frank Walters on Friday. Harold Clute spent Thursday night with Moral Cluté of Harrison. Glen Strousé and family visited relatives at Martin after Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Rutter and son Leland of Saginaw were Sunday guests at Burt Rutter's. The Bodkins family attended the funeral of Mrs. Richard Carr and infant child of Arthur and Mrs. Carr of Midland at Sheridan Baptist church. Community offers sympathy in their double sorrow. Witon and Dorothy Hale of Saginaw and Wayne Walters of Pratt were at Sam Leéichti's Saturday. A number from here attended the Passion play at the Methodist church Tuesday evening last week.
A goodly number from Hinkville cast ballots at Grant town hall on Monday under ideal weather. Various locals visited relatives over the weekend including Leonard Clark from Flint and Alma Bellinger returning to St. Louis after a visit with her parents.
Frank Allen visited Flint while Rev and Mrs Henderick headed to Crystal. Robert Kleiner hosts relatives. J B Allen returns from southern Michigan. Mrs Allen injured in Saginaw. Rockey fills a West Grant teaching post. Oscar Rulapatgh improves. Clare visitor Wilma Horton. Gold Star pupils named at Hagie school for March month.
Classified note advertises selling old batteries radiators and green hides at Samborn's with a phone contact 23 ady for inquiries.
Vernon Hill notes show Jess Bolen visiting family in Rose Bush with father Tom Bolen. Many relatives from Farwell to Flint and Detroit attend Easter and spring events, with multiple visits to Mrs Annie Arrand and Mrs Carrie Perverse.
The State Educational Survey Commission presents two years of work to the Legislature aiming to equalize school tax allocations across districts. Proposals include a $1200 minimum for a one room school and tax bases of $4 or $5 per thousand, with district figures shown in attached tables. Road program support faces some township opposition from equipment suppliers as legislators consider relief for rural taxpayers in Clare and Osceola counties.
A New York woman touts losing 14 pounds using Kruschen Salts, claiming renewed energy and reduced fatigue. The ad promotes a four week bottle for 86 cents at BE Anderson or any drug store, with daily half teaspoon doses and diet changes to aid fat loss.
A short poem describes Easter flowers blooming in spring as symbols of faith and hope. It contrasts dark winter with days of mirth and sunshine, urging readers to forget the cold and embrace renewal. The verse attributes the imagery to authors Kalfus and Gusling.
A collection of witticisms on aiding others and social foibles. The piece notes that some seek help while others truly need it and warns against intruding on peacemakers. It ends with a light aside about a bride-to-be facing a traditional linen or china shower.
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