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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1933

Page

7

Central Michigan Band and Orchestra Camp Opens August Sixteen

Morenci Michigan July 25 1933 the Clare Sentinel publishes details for the Central Michigan High School Band and Orchestra Camp to open August 16 at Rock Lake Vestaburg running through August 27 tuition eight dollars for eleven days housing for girls in cottages boys in tents with tents provided by boys and work options to reduce tuition.

Morenci Michigan Clare Sentinel Clare Central Michigan Rock Lake Vestaburg H S. Band and Orchestra Isabella County Orchestra Rock Lake Assembly Grounds Carpp Donald Carpp Central Michigan H

Notice to public at Five Lakes Resort bath rules

Visitors intruding at night disturb cottage parties and must stop. Bath house operates from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Beach closed for the day. A attendant will be at the stand to serve guests. Wm. Kapplinger.

Five Lakes Wm. Kapplinger

Ice Cream Social Hosted by Hagle Ladies Aid

The Hagle Ladies Aid will serve ice cream and cake for five cents and apple pie for ten cents in the church basement next Monday night August 7. Everyone invited.

Hagle Ladies Aid

Chartered Bus Market at World’s Fair Ad

An ad offers chartered bus trips to the World’s Fair with 14 passengers for $125 and meals at $1.25 per day. It promotes single tickets for August at $1000 per pound trip and urges selling old batteries radiators and green hides through Samborn’s. Phone 23 Clare-adv.

Roger Samborn’s Clare

Community Events and Postponed Legion Event Notice

Venobia Chapter 0 BD 5S meets the first Thursday each month. Dover Gospel Tabernacle holds Sunday services at 11 30 am. Ladies Union meets next week Friday with Mrs Geo Wilson. American Legion Auxiliary Tenth District Hospital party postponed from Aug 16 to Sept 20. Clare County Fair set for Sept 13 14 15 at Harrison Fairgrounds. gardeners urged to save prize product samples for display.

Venobia American Legion Tenth District Hospital Harrison

Stevens Visit After 44 Years Stirs Local Memories

Mr. and Mrs. William Stevens of Grand Rapids spent Friday in the city renewing old acquaintances and noting changes since their last visit 44 years ago. Stevens recalled early faces and offered ten dollars for his father Horace Stevens’s shop jobs, with contact via 130 Plymouth St Grand Rapids MT. They were en route to Houghton Lake for visits with friends before returning home.

William Stevens Grand Rapids Stevens Horace Stevens Plymouth St Houghton Lake

Merchants Agree to Roosevelts Reemployment Program

Local businessmen and clubs form a committee to enforce the President Roosevelt national recovery program. They will regulate hours and wages, with authorities to inspect workplaces and ensure post closure sales do not cross competitive lines. Hotels and restaurants await the National Code and pledge compliance within two days if not received.

Willard Bicknell Sentinel

Livestock Listing and Tool Advertisements in Local Trade Page

Prominent notices detail livestock listings with shipping dates August 16 and August 29, plus contact at telephone 139 and P. F. Geeck. An ad promotes Risisto Loy puller blades and plow points claiming longer wear and sharpness, from Clare Toad Levelet Works at BH 4th St 422.

Clare Toad Levelet Works

Dairymen Meet at Michigan State Lake City Farm

Dairymen from Northern Michigan counties plan a dairy meeting and picnic at the Michigan State College Experimental Farm near Lake City on Thursday August 10. Demonstrations include irrigation, pen type dairy barn, potato tests, strawberry plots and turkeys under semi confinement. A purebred Guernsey is to be awarded to the 4 H club boy winner of the cow judging at 10 am. A basket lunch follows, with remarks by Dean B Anthony and A C Baltzer, after which plans for group travel are discussed. County agents urge dairymen, turkey growers and potato growers to visit the farm located about two miles south of Lake City, an hour from Harrison.

Michigan Michigan State College Lake City A. M. Berridge The State College Jack Nesbit Cc Hoard Dairyman A. C. Baltzer East Lansing Claré County P. D.obson Gibson Lake Guy Harrison Clare County

Double Wedding Service at Harrison Home

A double wedding was held Sunday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard White in Harrison. Howard R. White married Martha M. Weidman, and Roy Jenkins wed Mabel Weidman before Rev. Charles Kleinhardt. The brides are daughters of Jacob Weidman of North Bradley. Mrs. White wore pink crepe and Mrs. Jenkins yellow, each with sweet peas and rosebuds. A dinner for about 25 followed.

Richard White Harrison Howard R Martha M., Weidman Roy Jenkins Mabel Weidman Chas. Kleinhardt United Brothern Church Jacob Weidman North Bradley White Jenkins

Clare County Home Groups Picnic At Wilson State Park

Clare County Home Economics groups and friends will picnic at Wilson State Park Harrison on Tuesday August 15. A program of games and a cottage cheese making demonstration by A. C Baltzer of the M. S. CG Dairy Department are planned. Mrs. Zora Penrose and Mrs. Viva Luce head arrangements and entertainment.

Clare County Wilson State Park Harrison A. C Baltzer M. S. CG. Dairy Department Zora Penrose Sheridan Township Viva Luce Lake George

Isabella Wheat Growers Meeting Scheduled in Mt Pleasant

A wheat growers meeting for Isabella county is set for Monday August 7 at 8 30 at The Central State Normal. Speakers include A J Hannah and W C Cribbs with possible signups for cash benefit applications. Regional meetings will follow to reach all growers and R J MacVean will assist as county agent.

Central State Normal R. J. MacVean Isabella County Mt. Pleasant W. C. Cribbs Dist

Wheat Campaign Committee Members Named in Isabella County

Temporary Wheat Committee for the organization of the Wheat Campaign in Isabella county lists Proctor Hills Mt Pleasant B A Ardner Shepherd W J Hazelwood Mt Pleasant John Houck Weidman Floyd Mitchell Weidman George Harris Mt Pleasant Fred Campbell Mt Pleasant Brice Morrison Colen an Armold Kent Mt Pleasant.

Isabella County Proctor Hills Mt. Pleasant B.A. Ardner Shepherd W. J. Hazelwood John Houck Weidman Floyd Mitchell George Harris Fred Campbell Brice Morrison Colenan Armold Kent Met. Pleasant

Parrot Talk Costs Idaho Farmer A Dinner Mixup

A Idaho farmer buys a multilingual parrot told to go home. His wife orders a chicken for dinner and instructs the cook to prepare it for Mr Richards. The parrot arrives first and speaks three languages causing confusion before dinner.

Mary Mr. Richards Idaho

Blinding to the Eyes

A fragmentary quote highlights a man nearly invisible beside his dazzling wife noted for brilliance. The lines emphasize her striking presence and his understated demeanor in a domestic setting.

Odd Numbers Y Harry and the Cousin

A lighthearted Boston Herald item features Harry claiming to be a math expert. He asks cousin Jim to think of a number and determine odd or even, then tests a phone call with a joking exchange about communication and a final quip that ends with Thats odd.

Harry Jim Boston Herald

Mrs Brown Buys Matches Explains Deaf Sleep Talk

In a quirky exchange Mrs Brown visits a grocer for a dozen boxes of matches. The grocer recalls serving her last Monday, prompting Mrs Brown to explain her husband’s deaf mute condition leads to loud sleep talk, a humorous household quirk.

Born Too Late Idaho Farmer

A boy returns from school muttering he hates his teacher Miss Jones. His mother reminds him to love everybody per the Bible, but the boy retorts Miss Jones wasn’t alive when the Bible was written.

Good Stimulant Story Prompts Mountain Air Recovery

A dialogue fragment depicts mountain air restoring vigor, with line about paying bills without a quiver after three weeks on the mountain. The excerpt hints at renewed strength and optimism from highland surroundings.

Tale Spins Sparks Desert Golf Mirage

A talky exchange describes a narrator claiming he moved home during a desert drive with Arabs by merely striking a golf club. The responder counters with a quick note of practice swings and a sandstorm impression.

Pancake Debate Referenced in Quip Between Bride and Groom

A humorous exchange notes pancakes described as heavy by the groom and light by the bride citing a cookbook. The Watchman Examiner quote frames the quip as a light domestic moment.

Local Rural Social Notes Share Weekend Visits

Rural households report visits and family time across the area. Mr and Mrs Frank Kuhl hosted supper with Albert Bruce. Mrs Elvin Budd and children stayed with John Wodl in Frost. Bert Douglas hosted Anna Crawford Pansy Pruden and Merlin Burns from Temple. Carl Budd and family visited Wm Higley. Hazel Carr aided Mrs Albert Bruce. Greenwood Threshing Company began work at the Frank Kuti farm. David Van Valkenburg began construction on a new house.

Frank Kuhl Albert Bruce Elvin Budd John Wodls Frost Bert Douglas Anna Crawford Pansy Pruden Merlin Burns Temple Carl Budd Wm. Higley Hazel Carr Greenwood Threshing Company Frank Kuti David van Valkenburg

Sunday School Picnic at Smedley Grove

The Maple Grove Sunday School plans a picnic in Smedley’s Grove on Thursday August 106 with a picnic dinner and a hope for a good time. Attendees include Mr and Mrs R Johnson of Lansing visiting Dale Rulapaugh. Miss Mabel Smedley summers in Flint with her sister.

Smedley

Clare Residents Inquiries And Visits Noted

Mr Russell Alwood is ill Bert Jackson of Clare visited his sister Mrs Russell Alwood on Monday Mr and Mrs Alfred Rulapaugh of Clare spent Sunday at Dale Rulapaugh's Miss Hileen Schofield attended the show in Clare Monday night

Russell Alwood Bert Jackson Clare Alfred Rulapaugh Dale Rulapaugh Hileen Schofield

Community Notes and Visits From Dover to Clare

Dover residents Mr and Mrs Pet Hanes with daughter visit Mr and Mrs Frank Barton. Ernie Reger’s tough recovery at Ann Arbor hospital may last months. A post card shower is planned. Sag inaw visitors Mrs Swingman and family visit Mrs J B Allen and husband. Hagle team defeated at pavement celebration with ball games as main attraction. Ralphy Allen hosts his uncle Hodges. Hutchinsons visit parental home. Threshing machines harvest wheat and early clover seed. Kleiner family attends Clare Lutheran anniversary. Glen Hodges helps with haying for Perry Davis at Blm Grove. J C Watson’s family visit R Hutchinson’s. J B Allen and Frank attend Amadore funeral. Bunyan family from Pleasant Valley visit J A Allen. Violet Calvert of Saginaw extends visit with J B Allen.

Pet Hanes Dover Ford Flint Frank Bart Ernie Reger Ann Arbor University Hospital Swingman Saginaw Henry Kleiner Robi. Kleiner Helen Kleiner Ernest Kleiner Clare Glen Hodges Ralph Allen Haying Perry Davis Blm Grove J.C. Watson R. Hutchinson J.B. Allen Gon Frank Amadore Bunyan Pleasant Valley J. A. Allen Violet. Calvert J. B. Allen

Visitors from California and Detroit Attend Local Funeral

Miss Mary Brodie from California and Miss Pauline Krell from Detroit visited Mrs J A Allen on Friday afternoon with Krell staying until Saturday. Mrs Maud Colburn, formerly of here thirty years ago, was buried in Clare on Sunday. Mrs J B Allen and aunt Mrs Calvert took Laurel Zwingman to see Aunt Mrs Stewart Huntley at her cottage on Budd Lake.

Mary Brodie California Pauline Krell Detroit J. A. Allen Krell Fred Allen J. Bates Runyan Maud Colburn Clare J. B. Allen Calvert Harrison Laurel Zwingman Stewart Huntley Budd Lake

Bay City Post Hosts Tenth District Visitors

The Bay City Post reports hosts and hostesses for the Tenth District visit, detailing cheerful welcome and smooth arrangements. Attendees from the community include Omer Ba Hall, Cart Holbrook family, William Holmes family, Francis Jackson, Octavia Maier, Martin Loomis family, Andrew Willey family with Audrey Dee, Alexander Wyte with son.

Omer Ba Hall P. Cart Holbrook William D. Holmes Francis Jackson Octavia Maier Martin Loomis Andrew.d. Willey Audrey Dee Alexander B. Wyte

Dover Gospel Tabernacle Ladies Thank Contributors

The Ladies of the Dover Gospel Tabernacle thank all who helped with the chicken dinner and supper held at the pavement celebration. Special thanks to Wm. Krell for the location Ernie Foss City Bakery for roasting the chickens and Mayo Robinett for use of tables and benches.

Dover Gospel Tabernacle Wm. Kréll Ernie Foss City Bakery Mayo Robinett

Clare Shipping Dates Set for August Departures

The Clare Shipping Association lists shipping dates on Tuesday August 8 and August 22. Contact H. A. Dawson, Shipper, at phone 220F21 for details.

Clare Shipping Association H. A. Dawson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wedneday Maddy Inter- Trechen Falcone David Mattern University of Michigan Lillian Upham Ladies Union Mrs. WM. Stevens Our City N.R P. F. Geeck, Mer College Farm Lake City Isabella Wheat Growers Citizens State Bank the Peoples Bank Greenwood Center Maple Grove BAY City Post Entertain
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