Clare News Briefs on Rail Schedules and Local Life
Rail timetable notes Gentral Standard Time and services to Midland Reed City Clare and Saginaw with daily and Sunday patterns. Local social items report guests from Alma Marion Bay City and Wliashing plus court and club news and upcoming public installations and county road work updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Reed City
Clare
Saginaw
Joseph Larson
Shirley
Gladys Mason
Lloyd
Carl Holbrook
West Branch
Ogeman County
Clyde Brooks
Rose City
Brooks
John Meadows
Hb.m. Morris
Fred M. Morgan The Food Shop Weekly Savings
Local grocery listing from Fred M. Morgan The Food Shop highlights best priced staples. Items include 5 lb yellow corn meal at 14¢, Pioneer Jello 4 pkgs for 19¢, 1 lb peanut butter, corn peas and tomatoes cans 10¢ each or 3 for 25¢, Jim Dandy Coffee 3 lbs for 49¢, Pioneer Rolled Oats 55 oz for 15¢, Palm Olive Beads 4 pkgs for 25¢, Grape Nuts Flakes, 1 gal cherry can 59¢, Clorox cleaner 15¢, Nic Nat Chips 2 lbs 25¢, 1 loaf bread 6¢, Frankfurters and Ring Bologna at 10¢ per lb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Home Bakery
Kitchen Cabinet Pt 1932 Life and giving of self
A Western Newspaper Union piece quotes reflections on life as more than work and deeds. It emphasizes giving of oneself through comradeship understanding and love as a daily practice.
One Dish Meals and Fish Loaves for Outdoor Dining
Outdoor dining is praised for its relaxed feel and fresh air, with hot casseroles and cold salads as versatile mains. A featured recipe describes deified Meat Loaf using minced seasoned meat and gelatine stock chilled overnight, served atop lettuce with tomato and cucumber salad. A second dish, Smothered Broised Fish, pairs halibut or salmon with chilled beans, pickled seeds, olives, and beets, plus tar tare sauce and strawberry shortcake for dessert.
Appreciation for prompt firemen save home Holbrook
A letter thanks city firemen for their quick response Monday evening that saved the home of Mrs. H Lines Holbrook. The note mentions gratitude for the fire department’s efforts in protecting property. A local bazaar advertisement follows with items including wallpaper and cleaners.
Hillsdale College Rep Speaks to Clare Students About Lincoln
Mr Jennings from Hillsdale College addressed Clare High School students Monday at 11 16. He read Ida Tarbell’s Ee Knew Lincoln with Jennings portraying the storekeeper, drawing student interest. Abbott gave a program on character sketches last Friday with ten cent admission split with the school. Boy Scouts planned a varied program for students at 11 15 Friday. Report cards were distributed last Thursday signaling the end of the marking period on April 8 with the sixth marking period honor roll listed below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Hillsdale College
Clare High
Ida Tarbell
Lincoln
Abbott
Boy Scouts of Our School
School notes and stories in mixed grade classroom
A classroom column lists numerous students across grades with notes on birthdays lessons field trips and activities. Entries mention Jean Anderson Lillian Ashley Vivian Cunningham and many others, plus class projects on Elson Readers travel Japan and bird study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Anderson
Lillian Ashley
Vivian Cunningham
Lemont Hamlin
Inez Lehman
Mary Logic
Mrs
Nannie Maester
Renee Rosendahl
Anna May Smalley
Arthurs Thayer
Louise Topps
Water as Food: NIH Defines Water as Essential
The National Institute of Health discusses whether water qualifies as food. If food means nourishment, water would not be a nutrient, but if food means something necessary to sustain life, water is a food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Giants
Pinky Pig
Mr. Giant
Pinky
Mrr Giant
Pink Pig
Master Pink Pig
Qlad
National Institute of Health
Beyond Control Fortune Molds Circumscribed Affairs
A fragmented text hints at a narrative where fortune governs human affairs and fate shapes events. The incomplete lines mention pleas and a distant, faded sense of personal drama, with poetic phrasing suggesting a reflective mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piaatus
Leonard Refrigerator Shipments Jump in March 1932
Leonard Refrigerator Company reports March 1932 shipments at 192 percent of February and 214 percent of March 1931. General Sales Manager R I Betrie credits strong dealer reception of Leonard’s new lower prices and managements forecast. Petrie notes price competition met without quality loss aided the rise in sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard “Electric
Leonard Refrigerator Company
R. I. Betrie
Petri
Leonard's
Leonard
Wiggins Rites Held After Death at Home
Isaac Gilmore reports Wiggins died at his home Thursday. Funeral services were held Sunday at Disciple church with Mr. Hall officiating. Burial followed at Mt. Pleasant cemetery. Rebekah district meeting was attended in Brinton Friday. Mrs. Alice Rickles visits Mt. Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Snider of Stevenson Lake spent Friday evening with Clarence Bawker. Community extends sympathy to the Wiggins family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac. Wiggins
the Disciple
Hall
Mt. Pleasant
Rebekah
Brinton
Alice Rickles
Henry Snider
Stevenson Lake
Clarence Bawkers
Wm. Wiggins
Child Hurt In Stove Explosion Fire Destroys Home
A child was seriously burned when a stove exploded. The resulting blaze and water from firefighting ruined most of the family’s belongings as a home sustained heavy damage.
The Right Man Makes the Job Not the Job
A saying emphasizes individual effort over circumstance. It argues success comes from the person rather than the position, urging readers to focus on their own abilities and work ethic.
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Ann Arbor
Pere Marquette West
Mast
Mange Wright
Alma
Chaster Richard
Donald Bicknell
Bay City
Sternaman
Ady
Hdl. Anderson
Mary Anderson
Marion
Ray Cobleigh
Lloyd Wdick
Paul Zimmerman
Bertha Lake
Mona Jean Harvay
Gorr
Loomis School
AL. H. ‘Thompson
Thos. Groves
Frank Jackson
Hugh Henderson
East Fifth Street
Percy* V. Dawe
Cadillac
Mr. Dawe
Kalamazoo
F. C. Sanford
Lola Marie
Lola
Clare Study Club
Ethel Schlegel
Farwell Woman's Club
Harry ‘T. McKerring
Wlushing
Clyde Harris
White
Samaritan Hospital
van Cooling
Durand
G. W. Hasler
Zenobia Chapter
Haeter
Fred M. Morgan
Food Shop
Pioneer
Ktichen
Western Newspaper Union
Wis
H. Lines
Holbrook
Eunice Bicknell
Nelda Callihan
A’s
Margaret Cook
Hilda Eberhart
Alien Gerow
Doris i Ingin
Maxine Jones
Hazel Sutton
Ruth Thayer
Lewis Warner
Bernard Ackerman
Verona Bower
Beulah Brooks
Ethelyn Brown
Armalie Gerow
Byron Gibbs
Josephine Green
Reginald House
Frances Loomis
Phyllis Smith
Hazel Stottlemyer
Raymond Bauder
Mary Baxter
Lucile Bower
Edward Bowler
Jean Caple
Mary Ann Collins
Rose Marie Jackson
Marguerite Lower
Mildred Smith
Eunice Sunday
John White
Maxine Liechti
Dorothy Schaeffer
Eugene Maxwell
Elson
Mary Lou
Dale
Tommy
Eugene
Billy Y
Wesley
Roberta
Martha Ann
Jack E
Eugene G. Lonalee
Helen Jones
Clara
Dorothy
Japan
Ethel Swinson
Leonard Cour
Carol Nann McGuire
Betty Sutton
Gynasium
Dags
Old MR. Giant
Mr. Grant
France
Smary Graham Bonner
Rigat OY
Western Aou Saer
Leonard Refrigerato
Mr. Petrie
Mugsell
Leonard Electric
Ae Mart da
Psueare
Clare Hardware & Furniture CO
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