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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1933

Page

3

Local golf match results at Belvadere Park headline win

Bright Thursday morning saw Big Rapids players join locals at Belvadere Park for a golf contest. Final score locals 17 Big Rapids 11 with Leo Hampton 75 and Byron Gallagher 79 leading the foursomes. Hutchinson posted 76 for Big Rapids.

Belvadere Park Big Rapids Flekers Tddie Tupper Hochstettler Leo Hampton Byron Gallagher Clare Hutchinson Hol. Johnston R. BE. Roach Joe B. R M. EB. Stewart M. E Twin Elm Twin Elms Priday

Seed Oats Demand Up As Michigan Sees Good Seed Stock

Michigan State College crops department forecasts strong demand for seed oats next year with premium prices for high quality seed. Last year yielded fair but with lower quality, while current reports from major oat states signal a short crop. Feeding tests show oats lack exceptional value for most livestock, prompting substitution when price allows. Michigan’s ready grain market may spur a push to stockpile seed oats amid a nationwide short crop.

Farm Crops Department Michigan State College Animal Husbandry Department The College Michigan

Central State Teachers College pitcher Edward White wins 7–6 game

Edward White, poet and graduate student at Claire, outpitched two Rosebush hurlers to secure a 7 to 6 victory for Central State Teachers College on July 19. White has started for Central in all their key summer games.

Edward White Claire Rosebush Central State Teachers College White Central

Sparks Named District Engineer of Upper Peninsula Highways

Murray D. VanWagoner announces the appointment of Ben Sparks of Powers as district engineer in charge of highway work in the upper peninsula. Sparks succeeds J. T. Sharpenstein and the change became effective August 1.

Ben Sparks Powers Upper Peninsula Murray D. VanWagoner Sparks J. T. Sharpenstein

National Recovery Act and NRA Explained

The passage clarifies that NIRA stands for National Industrial Recovery Act, the law authorizing recovery plans, while NRA refers to the National Recovery Association, the advocacy group of employers and consumers behind the drive. Membership in NRA is open to anyone.

NRA Association N. LR. A NIRA National Industrial Recovery Act National Recovery Association

Farmers pay $1,000 to settle mortgage sales halt

Four Gratiot County farmers agreed to pay $1,000 in cash to settle debts tied to a mortgage foreclosure sale on Roy Marzelfs farm after a forced bid led to a federal suit. The Friday settlement ends the out of court dispute with receiver Phillip Ambholman of Greenville and Ithaca National Banks.

Associated Press Greenville Gratiot County Roy Marzelf Greenville and Ithaca ‘National Banks Phillip Amholman Holman Itate

West Branch to Play Locals at Twin Elm

Midweek golf meet at Twin Elm Links features West Branch and locals from Big Rapids. Event hosts Mrs Bowler prepares meals as 60 to 70 players greet opponents. spectators welcome. Dutch treat plan rents to cover lunches. Jane Davy posts 50 for low score. Beulah Capie takes putting honors with 17.

West Branch Twin: Elms Byron Altho Big Rapids Wm. Bowler Ithaca Jane Davy Beulah Capie

Dance Schedule At Johnson's Rustic Tavern

The article notes an outdoor songfest and concert at Johnson's Rustic Tavern at 7 45 p m preceding the dance in the ballroom on Monday August 7 at 9 00 o'clock. It praises Henry Johnson for the ballroom gift and Grinnell Brothers store for a new piano aiding CCC unit singing programs.

Mounday Johnson’s Rustic Tavern Henry Johnson Grinnel Brothers Saginaw Brunel CCC

Two Vernon Wells Drilling Near Dundee Formation

Promoters undecided whether to drill deeper or save Welk production as Carmichael No. 8 reaches 3250 feet on section 22 east side. Beatty No. 1 drill pipe buckled two weeks ago. working at 900 feet. New derrick being erected near center of section 23 on Slienz farm south of Clare. Reakes No. 2 drilling below 285 feet. Chester No. 1 across the road buckled casing. Derrick rising on Loverign location on An Arbor right of way three and a half miles south of Clare.

Beiigg Drile Ted Section 22 Beatty Sleniiz Farm Claré- Dy Muilon-Pollock Company Reakes Chester No Loverign Ann Arbor

Former Sheridan Resident Chooses Rock Stone Tombstone Carved for Reinhart

The piece describes a five ton stone slab quarried from a farm by Reinhart and transported to the Pullman Memorial Works for carving. Ralph Smith and crew moved the stone to town where it bears the names of Mr and Mrs Reinhart before being set at Fairfield Cemetery.

Kendallville R. Ludley Pullman Memorial ‘Works Mr. Reinhart Pullman Place Ralph Smith Miles Glare Nes

Clare Sentinel Jinera Read In Local Homes

In this community residents report the Clare Sentinel Jinera being read in homes, suggesting widespread distribution and engagement with the local newspaper.

Through a Woman's Eyes and the Thrill Dilemma

A columnist reflects on the fading prominence of thrills in youth and the fatigue of constant excitement. The piece argues that genuine contentment, inner calm, and heartsease offer deeper satisfaction than perpetual yearning for novelty.

Letter misSigned at Clare County Savings Bank

A reader note states the Friday July 21 letter about the Clare County Savings Bank condition was not properly signed. The letter was written by Hazel Ross, a depositor in the bank.

Clare County Savings Bank Hazel Ross

Pioneer Junia Cooper Craine Dies at 60 in Hayes Township

Miss Junia Cooper Craine born 1872 in Van Ewen County Michigan married Charles Craine in 1893 at Hartford. The family moved through Luther and Beulah before Hayes township home. She died July 238 aged 60 years 7 months 23 days. Survived by husband three sons Alvin Henry Floyd one sister Mrs Charles Thomas of Tustin one brother Carl Cooper of Lawrence many nephews and nieces and friends. Services held at home Tuesday afternoon by Rev Kleinhardt with interment Maple Grove cemetery Harrison.

Junia Cooper van Ewen County Michigan Charles Craine Hartford Luther Beulah Hayes Township Alvin Henry Floyd Charles Thomas Tustin Carl Cooper Lawrence Kleinhardt Maple Grove Cemetery Harrison

Funeral services for Mrs Sarah Ann Steever

Funeral services were held Sunday for Mrs Sarah Ann Steever of Farwell born December 4 1876 in Tilsonburg Canada. She died July 28 in Hurley hospital Flint after a life in Farwell with two marriages and four generations surviving.

A Mysterious Conversation About Manners

A dialogue quotes Mr Oldschool urging a gentleman to remove his hat for ladies and Miss Cayente echoing the concern that clothing may mislead about propriety. The exchange hints at social mores and gender expectations in a bygone setting.

Mr. Oldschool Miss Cayente

Rich Suitors and The Impoverished Father In Dialog

London Opinion notes a social vignette in which a father rebukes a suitor who courts his daughter while the parent’s poverty is highlighted. The contrast frames class and propriety in contemporary manners.

London

Bedouin Tribes Hit by Famine on Syrian Desert

Rain came late after a two year drought leaving Bedouin tribes in the Syrian desert starving and destitute. Refugees pour into Dair-as-Zar and Amman after livestock losses, with starving children found in deserted tents and six truckloads moved to Amman for aid.

Mosul Traq Syrian Desert Dair-as-Zar Amman Transjordan Emir-Abdallah

Isaac Hewer Dies at 87 in Bay City Area Funeral

Isaac Henry Hewer 87 died at his daughter's home near Bay City on July 16. He was born February 15 1846 in Tilsonburg Canada and married Alice Ann Brittain March 12 1871 Otterville, Canada. Survived by three children two grandchildren five great grandchildren one sister and moved to Farwell 47 years ago. Funeral services were at Church of God Farwell with Rev Mary House officiating and burial in Surrey cemetery.

Sarah Ann Steever Thurston Mary House Farwell Cherry Grove Sarah Ann Maud Hewer Tilsonburg Can Hurley Hospital Flint Frank Colburn Ethel Hazel Smith Mt. Morris George Steever Isaac Henry Hewer Jessie Jarvis Bay City Mr. Hewer Alice Ann Brittian Otterville Hattie Kirby Standish Maude Steever Church of God Surrey Cemetery

Nancy M Welch obituary of a Michigan resident born in Sio New York

Nancy Malena Dibble born September 28 1854 in Sio New York died July 26 1933 in Coleman Michigan She married Edwin B Welch on October 22 1872 and moved to Farwell Michigan in 1878 She was deaf from age eleven yet a capable homemaker mother of four Myrtle and Welcome died young Lewis Eawin and Robert survive in Coleman She cared for a granddaughter and two other family dependents Her husband and another granddaughter predeceased her Funeral at the Latter Day Saints church Coleman with interment in Gilmore cemetery She also leaves two brothers M H Dibble and Lewis Dibble nine grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren

Nancy Malena Dibble Myrtle Welcome Lewis Eawin Robert Coleman Geo. Atkinson Latter Day Saints Gilmore Cemetery M. H. Dibble Roanoke Lewis. Dibble Shinglehouse

Murals and Visits Report Local Social Roundup

Mrs Wm Dewitt of Saginaw oversees cabin work by the river. Visits from Miser family of Pontiac and Kin, Verne Mickle and Detroit relatives, and many from the community attend events. Kelly Brother show in Clare draws crowds, and Births and illnesses are noted among neighbors.

Wm. “Dewitt Saginaw Verne Mickle Detroit Clare

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Comrmand Prank. H. Brumby Augusta Los Angeles Harbor Cocco and Sharpenstein INO Seguz Vernon Wells Dundee Sheridan By Jean Newton the Sentinel Junia Cooper Craine Clare County Bank Swans Down Sarah Hewer Steever Nancy M. Welch James Miser Maxine ‘and Hazel Pontiac Acre Kelly Turner Giles Leath Lansing Houghton Fie Ralph Shull Ohio Vernell Vane Mickle John Rhodes 0. M. Blystone F. Acre Bryan Miller Glen Poet D. Denno Floyd Denno Louis the Brown Wins Abbott Geo. Abbott, Sr Hatton Sherman Brothers H. C. Mickle Dover Glenn Gordon BIG American Legion Drum and Bugle Corp Grand Rapids Mr. Pleasant Coldwater Lake Inn USL Frontier USL Considerael Taiwan ALY Neva S. A. Wilkinson
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