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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1934
Page
6
Railroads list Gentral Standard Time schedules for Ann Arbor and Marquette trains with various local stop times. Alma and Mt Pleasant area gossip covers visitors, hospital notes, church meetings, and a daughter’s trip home from Olivet College.
Farwell Flint residents recall an old friendship as Nina Vandrman of Mt. Clemens visiting Michigan and meeting longtime pals on March 24 at Dr. Orill Reichard home. Guests included Mrs Nine Boys Vandrman and a circle of locals. Mrs. Vandrman plans to return in early April after a month in Michigan.
A wire-haired fox terrier described with stick-like forelegs and an eloquent tail is praised as an excellent watchdog, capable ratter, and versatile field dog. The copy notes the April Gambles Agency sale beginning this month.
Notices warn residents to beware unsolicited hand bills circulating in the district with advisories on potential scams and guidance from local authorities for safe disposal and reporting.
The Eagle Home Furnishing Group held an all day session April 10 with fourteen members and three visitors led by Mrs. Maude Bay. Topics included Pictures and county officer elections. plans for the Clare May 4 Achievement event were made. Officers elected for the next year include Chairman Mrs. Jessie Davis Project Leader Dorothy Rockey with Agnes Davis and Nellie Sanders as alternates, Secretary Treasurer Alice Heller and recreation Mildred Strouse.
Brush College Extension Group met with Mrs Jessie Davis on Wednesday with most members present and three visitors. Residents planned Achievement Day for Clare May 4 and a June park pot luck to organize next year while reviewing lessons on living with pictures and hanging displays.
The article argues that wartime production sustains employment and funding, with workers supplied by government orders. It notes higher industrial activity and wage levels during conflict as compared with peacetime.
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