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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1935
Page
2
Experts diagnose spring fever in cars after winter strain. The automotive bulletin urges changing lubricants to warmer-weather grades, flushing crankcases, renewing gear oils, checking radiator, carburetor, spark plugs, and tightening body bolts. Emphasizes brake alignment and using proper service machines for brake adjustments.
Rural Rev. and Mrs. Roy Miller of New Haven visited last Tuesday at the Bates home. Easter dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kleiner and family, Mr. and Mrs F Barton, Mrs A Kleiner Sr, Mr and Mrs R Kleiner, Mr and Mrs B L Givather, Miss Helen Kleiner and Glen Bay. Mr and Mrs Rockey spent Easter at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Owen Spink. Leonard Orvis spent Sunday at his home here. Mr and Mrs Nathan Dangler took daughter Maude to Ann Arbor Monday. Mr and Mrs Archie Tryon and son Donald and Mrs Archie McKillop of Pontiac spent the afternoon with relatives here. Sheriff and Mrs Geo Bates and two daughters visited Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs Jennie Bates.
Hinkville residents share a busy Sunday visiting relatives and friends. Calvin Ankney and family stay several days with sister and husband James Turow. Visits extend to Sherman and Mulberg households plus Greenwood and Clare connections.
Wilbur Mann and family join the Guest farm people as Easter and church life fill the week. Reports on 4 H achievement, mumps illness, diphtheria in Little Lois Guest, and new Master Chevrolet. Farmers busy with seeding while church elders discuss property near Crystal Michigan.
Sympathy is extended to Dan Schaaf on the death of his brother Carl Schaaf of Detroit. Family visits and Sunday dinners are noted among local residents including Holcomb, Brockway, Van Blarcom, Budd, Rowland and Heintz households with guests from Pontiac Clinton Port Clinton Clare Lansing and Mr. Pleasant.
Brown Corners along with a big Sunday morning attendance enjoyed a fine program. Clare residents visited relatives in the area including Mrs. Clary Coulter and Mrs. Bower while others hosted family gatherings and social calls throughout the week.
Rep M M CaMaghan reviews Governor Fitzgeralds reform program stalled in legislature. He outlines government consolidation to create a Bureau of Revenue, abolish the State Administrative Board, and balance the budget while debating school funding needs and a nonpartisan parole and pardons board amid welfare restructuring.
Glen Gordon and neighbors are listed in a sequence of social visits and church related events across Clare and nearby towns. The notes mention trips to Gladwin for a funeral, visits by the Newman, Blystone, Turner, Shull, Gordon, Teale, and Robinett families, and a Good Friday ice cream treat for schoolchildren.
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