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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1930
Page
6
A Montana woman touts a four week Fat loss using Kruschen Salts with a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast. The ad claims elimination of waste and toxins and improved health and figure, offering an 86 cent bottle from E. A. Anderson with money back guarantee.
Special Master services at Oane's church Sunday feature a sermon The Angel's Message to the Ages plus a children's story. The Easter cantata by the Sunday School directed by Mrs Chas Amble and a pageant led by Mrs Whitmer precede an evening Christian Endeavor program. A quartet including Miss Gaines and Mr Weatherhead performs.
The Common Council met March 19 1930 with Mayor Hether presiding. Aldermen Parish Richmond Snear and Wilson were present. Adams Feighner were absent. Business covered election inspectors for April, salary increases for Fire Chief and Wire Warden to 100 dollars, fund disbursements and closures of paving and sewer funds, and committee referrals. Final items included city accounts and adjournment.
Morrel Clute and Louraine Hughes earned third place in the Oratorical and Declamatory Contest at Mount Pleasant, the school’s first entry in the state contest. The event drew mixed pride and a hope for a first place next year. Mary Hilen White and Cleo Reitz entertained the sixth grade, while the fourth grade was excused early for last week’s cleanliness contest. The intermediate room sang three songs for the high school, and Mothers Club formed with Mrs. Richard McCartney president to organize a Parent Teachers Association at the school house with plans for an evening meeting and an outside speaker.
Sunday evening visitors at the H. B. Jones home included Mat Webber and family Norman Sigel and family and Me Sohtig. Hosts Mr. and Mrs. N Kreas entertained with dinner guests Hlarl Kress Brook of Lansing Harry Kress and wife Lake George Ed Nelson and grandson Gigs Lake Mr. and Mrs. Byington Vernon Shia Wassee county. Wm. Clark and grandson Cecil returned home from a few days in Chesaning Owosso. Fred Prelipp Harry Schiwanz and Wm. Davis bought the registered Holstein site of Wm. Clark. Floyd Chaffee moved to his brother H. S. Chaffee’s farm. Clyde Piter drives a new car. Florence Vollmer weekend in Temple. Mrs. Ei S. Chaffee of Clare home after goiter operation. HA. B. Jones and wife Anns Smith shared lunch with N Krede Sunday evening.
Mrs Elmer Osborn and three children visited their grandparents D J Wilkie on Friday. The Williams Sewing Circle met Thursday with strong attendance. Over twenty people had dinner together. Mrs Bertha Raxidall and son Hayrley of Sheridan visited sister Mary Randall Saturday. Mr and Mrs Chas Scott and Miss Millie Scott of Lake visited Mary Randall recently.
Colville residents Tom Ackerman and family of Vernon visited the Sam Leichti home. Roy Strouse and family visited her parental home in Hagie vicinity. Wm Neithercut family of Flint and Mrs Ge row of Clare called on Sarah Bodkins. Mildred Schaar, employed at Barmes cafe, visited her parents. Sympathy to Mrs Walter Hess and family of Elm Grove. Wm Gerow attended quilting at Mrs Lester Allen's in Eagle. Yallie Rutter and son Leland of Saginaw visited Burt Rutter. M D Clute spent Sunday with relatives near Gladwin. Lester Randall and family moved to Empey’s tenant house to farm this year. Welcome to our community.
Inman Schaar of Flint visits for the weekend with family while locals note Alger Cline’s busy year as fire tower man. The Hillyards buy 120 acres from J L Littlefield and plan to move soon. Measles concerns touch several households as residents welcome Back the Utleys. Dale Rulapaugh and Fred move furniture from Lansing to the Finch house. Various visits occur among Halstead, Smedley, and S. Utley households with community events and a May 1 pot luck dinner planned.
A terse market note signals rising margins of safety for investors as profit momentum strengthens. Analysts anticipate continued gains despite variable demand.
A world renowned tobacco box sits in Caxton Hall London. The piece measures over a foot square and four feet high, weighing 100 pounds. The original 200 year old box is enclosed by later cases of fine silver and is insured for 35000 dollars.
Chauncey Depew recounts in a birthday address the tale of a tote Judge Hoar who allegedly detested Wendell Phillips and faced a family request for a free call, with war decline cited as part of the proceedings history.
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