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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1935
Page
4
Clare County plans multiple road projects with estimated costs totaling 195000. The scheme includes routes to Milb Farwell and Mt Pleasant areas with grades and drainage improvements across several miles and intersections with rail lines.
Michigan Light Company funds deposited with Union Guardian Trust Company Detroit for redemption of First and Refunding Mortgage Bonds due March 1, 1946. Bonds assumed by Consumers Power Company. payment of redemption price and September 1, 1935 coupons will be made before September 1, 1985 at Commonwealth & Southern Corporation New York office.
The Camp in Houghton will host a midsummer frolic at the Community building on Harrison Street Friday night August 2 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Johnny Casement and his Collegites will provide the music. Dance restricted to camp personnel and their ladies. transport arranged from McEwan and Stn Street at 8:30 p.m. Army limousines will transport return trips.
I cannot express in mere words my appreciation for the many acts of kindness shown during my recent bereavement. I also thank Rev. Telder and the singers for their messages in word and song, and all for the beautiful floral tributes. Della May Hart.
To all who assisted and comforted us in our hour of sorrow we extend our heartfelt thanks from the Brewer family.
Rozena Bronson asks for information about the Wolverine Express wagon taken by Dick and Jack Leichti to play with Leo’s nearly new wagon. She seeks current whereabouts and any details on who has it now. Please share any leads.
There will be popular and square dances on Tuesday nights and old time and popular dances on Thursday nights at the George Lumley store. Price is 25c per couple.
Notice to farmers to bring all livestock to ship by 2:00 p.m. on August 13 and August 27. Farmers Ind Produce Co. issues the command for timely delivery and payment terms.
Marguerite Pitts, age 18, in 12th grade at Surrey Township Agricultural High School, argues that citizenship entails allegiance respect and informed participation. The essay emphasizes obeying laws voting understanding government and helping others become good citizens.
Horatio Yager born July 15 1863 at Park Hill Canada died July 20 at 72 in Coleman after four years with his daughter Mrs Emerson Eberhart of Clare. Survived by wife Mrs Hattie Brown, daughter one brother four sisters and many relatives. Funeral services led by Elder G E Burt Beaverton. interment Coleman cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Emerson Aberhart express sincere thanks for acts of kindness after the death of their father. They acknowledge floral offerings and help from friends and neighbors with gratitude.
Mt Vernon Grange hosts an ice cream social on Wednesday August 7 starting at 7 30 pm with dancing. Local residents are invited to attend for dessert and music.
In West Pensacola, a Frisco signboard encounter between a greyhound and a Scotch basin was interrupted when an auto theft occurred minutes earlier. Four men exited a 1935 model Ford, fleeing as officers pursued the vehicle.
Professor W Fraser argues most U S dairy cows are too thin to produce milk profitably with current feed prices. He urges dairymen to cull poor producers, feed better cows, and reduce herd numbers to lower maintenance costs and boost overall herd profits.
Cornell professor A Gustafson urges much larger lime use on clover and alfalfa to prevent low yields. Lime benefits red and Alsike clover and crops like alfalfa cabbage and cauliflower. New York lime tonnage rose from 134000 in 1921 to 191000 in 1930 but fell to around 95000 by 1934 due to economic conditions.
Tests show that when pigs are fattened on forage with corn as the grain supplement, every pound of minerals used in proper proportion saves about six pounds of grain. Minerals cannot replace grain but are essential alongside salt and good forage. A practical mix is 100 lb bone meal, 100 lb ground limestone, 50 lb salt, mixed at 3 lb per 100 lb grain. Excess minerals may be harmful.
An Army and Navy Journal vignette shows a naval student tested by a sea captain. The pair trade teaching quips about storms and anchors with humor, ending in the captain asking where the student obtains all his anchors.
A young Widin proves his wit by declining to guess a widow's age. He jokes that he could either make her ten years younger for looks or ten years older for intelligence, pausing before answering. The exchange showcases humorous social banter.
A dialogue sketches a character cutting out leisure and choosing a farm summer. The exchange highlights a lean vacation as his sole expense, underscoring constraints on his leisure time.
A father admires his newborn son in the hospital as the proud nurse guides him to the bedside in a cheerful, if candid, exchange. The mother jokes about the father’s breath while noting the baby’s resemblance.
A humorous quarrel turns into an anecdote about consulting florists, confectioners, and a department store to celebrate a first victory. The speaker recalls the cost of triumph and jokes that another win would bankrupt him.
A tramp, escaping a bulldog, asks a woman to feed the dog in the interest of humanity. He explains his initial plan was to seek food for himself but now prioritizes the dog's welfare.
In a dialogue a senator asks about entering society next winter. He replies possibly, noting that his wife’s parties override old style political gatherings and actions will proceed despite social obligations.
The I C O F Lodge holds Friday 8 80 oclock meetings. American Legion and Legion Auxiliary meet on the first and third Monday each month. Auxiliary election for Secretary and discussion of the new Department Constitution and By Laws planned for next Monday night. Ladies Aid annual picnic at the Methodist church lawn next week Friday afternoon with not luck supper. members urged to bring own dishes and penny a week sock.
The Masonic Lodge will hold its regular communication on the second Tuesday of every month.
The Clare Study Club announces its annual flower show with a date set for the event. Details on venue and exact date to follow as the club confirms arrangements.
On August 20 residents of Clare and neighboring areas are asked to get ready to enter displays. Further details will be provided through the upcoming columns next week.
The 86th annual Michigan State Fair is scheduled from August 30 to September 8 in Detroit, with events spanning food, exhibits, and demonstrations across the fairgrounds.
Secretary Clarence Morton says plans are underway for the annual Clare County picnic at Potter Park Pavilion in Lansing on Sunday September 8th. Event details emphasize community gathering and park facilities in the state capital.
The 49th annual Clare County agricultural fair will be held in Harrison on September 11 12 and 13. Local organizers announce exhibits livestock and entertainment at the event with community participation expected.
Beginning this week the Oriole dance band will resume regular Saturday night dances at the K of P hall in Farwell. All are invited to attend.
The Eagle Ladies Aid plans a church basement ice cream and cake social this Friday evening. Everyone is invited to attend.
In Canada nearly 100000 people have settled on farms over three years. Idaho reports an average farm of 21 acres with 9.2 percent woodland. Egypt imports 84000 tons of wheat from Austria due to bad harvests. Idaho plants 580000 acres of winter wheat for 1935. Leather breakage stems from cracks. well oiled leather resists cracking. New York state holds about 4.5 million acres of farm woodlands. Creston British Columbia praises a 449 pound hog yielding 60 pounds of meat. Soybeans are the top forage seed crop this year with 994000000 pounds produced in 1934 versus 653000000 pounds the year before.
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