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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1933
Page
2
Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown warns that silence conceals a warning about items wearing out. The quote urges awareness as one notes furniture can degrade to mere mats with use and time.
Fragmentary classified lines mention Eston Van Order and addresses in Hillsdale Michigan and Jackson Chicago with unclear context. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the garbled OCR text.
Church services at the Dover Gospel Tabernacle occur every Sunday at 1 30 in the forenoon. The Ladies Union meets next week Friday with Mrs Jed Hudson. The Help the Hostess Club of Vernon holds a picnic at Abherhart grove next Wednesday August 23. The Lumberjacks and Riverdrivers of Central Michigan plan their annual picnic at Riverdale park August 26 and 27. The American Legion and Auxiliary Tenth District Hospital party延期 from August 16 to September 20.
The Clare County fair schedules events at the fairgrounds in Harrison on September 18 14 and 11 th. Garden owners and farmers are urged to save samples of their prize products to display at this time.
The St Louis school board announces the opening of the Clare public school year on Monday September 11 and notes plans for a nine month term with several new teachers to be announced next week. Also updates include local civic events and community notices from Clare and nearby areas.
Michigan State College economists announce a plan to issue weekly reports on commodity price increases and who benefits. Field workers from the Labor and Agriculture Departments will collect retail prices in 50 cities from over 1,000 stores, with Washington offices tabulating farmer earnings and wage-driven changes. The program aims to aid consumers while supporting fair dealing as President Roosevelt seeks to lift farmers and workers from economic hardship.
Walter Travis used a miniature cup and a driving tack mental image to train stroking for accuracy. Other golfers outlined chalk lines or practiced along the green focusing solely on the stroke rather than the ball’s target. The aim is precise contact, with some players concentrating only on the stroke to develop a sound putting action.
According to the 1931 census returns Toronto has 118 840 widows versus 52 225 widowers. Unmarried women total 839 594 against 962 790 bachelors. Married men 781 191 compare to 708 191 married women. Divorced men and women are nearly equal at 1 071 and 1 015 respectively.
The Dwyer family extends sincere thanks to all who were kind during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father. Mrs Catherine Dwyer Mr and Mrs Harl Dwyer Mr and Mrs Wm A Dwyer.
A sparrow interrupted power service in La Junta Colorado for about one minute. The bird, nesting atop an outdoor substation of the Southern Colorado Power company, dislodged a wire it was using for nest construction, causing a short circuit across a high voltage insulator and cutting supply briefly.
The Clare Shipping Association lists shipping dates on Tuesday August 22 and September 5. Contact R. Brooks at phone 220F21 for details.
Switzerland has enjoyed a notably long uninterrupted period of peace, likely longer than any other nation. The article emphasizes the country’s stability and historic neutrality, highlighting its unusual absence of major external conflicts over many years.
Colonel Pepper tells a party of listeners about his scariest moment in the jungle. He recalls being separated from his guide and gun-bearer while pursuing a lioness, and the Moness' mate leaping from a bush as danger loomed, evoking the audience's weary humor.
An old lady answers vaguely that the nephew's car is a wow as a joke. The exchange appears in a London humor magazine cartoonish caption.
A local court hears a confrontation at a parsonage where a woman challenges a man about his age and the age at which he was married, revealing a tense domestic moment in Norfolk.
Two comedians joke about audience reaction after a performance in Los Angeles mes. The dialogue highlights the act ending and audience applause as a measure of success.
A fragment notes Rockabilt the multimillionaire plans a rest. The speaker quips that rest is the only thing left he has not taken.
A defendant charged with stealing two diamond rings claims innocence and suggests paying legal defense by offering one ring. The dialogue between a lawyer and the suspect, styled as a Pathfinder exchange, highlights a disputed approach to court representation.
A humorous line from a German Milustrierte Zeitung spoof contrasts marriage vows with leading a handsome girl and a wonderful cook. The quip plays on ambition and social roles in a mock dramatic tone.
In a street scene a conductor asks passengers to move back as a boy corrects that the elder is a grandfather. The snippet captures a familiarly spoken exchange on a bus.
Ambiguous fragment notes Dolly Uae arranging for an X ray specialist. A bystander’s remark hints at a humorous or sensational context about someone seen as uniquely observant. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or events.
Brief humor item notes a mistaken call where a caller asks for Mr Orlan and a caller replies about wives in a witty back and forth. The gag tag line highlights conversational mix ups and playful misunderstanding in the dialogue.
A fragment explores nutrition as a healer, noting that fasting proves challenging for boarding house inmates. The piece suggests fasting as a cure-all claim but remains cautious about practicality.
Dr. Paul Voelker warned county commissioners that only about ten percent of Michigan schools can run nine months next year. Fifteen to eighteen percent may reach eight months, with about a quarter lasting five months and another quarter under four months. Some districts will open for only two to three months or not at all.
A Michigan lumber pioneer who served as constable for 85 years, possibly the longest tenure in the state, died at age seventy six. He married Catherine Battle on July 3, 1883, and left a wife, two sons William A. of Jackson and Earl of Clare, a daughter Frances who died in infancy, a brother John of Clare, a sister Mrs Mary Sheridan of Los Angeles, and twelve grandchildren. Funeral services were held at St. Henrys parish St Cecelias Church with burial in the church cemetery.
The Mahar family extends sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance during illness and after the death of their brother and uncle John Mahar. Gratitude also goes to Rev Tomaszewski for composing visits John Doherty and Son for assistance plus spiritual bouquets and floral pieces.
Shipping dates listed as Tuesday August 29 and September eth with telephonie 139 BP F Geéck Met. The notice compiles farm goods and livestock available for sale or transport via Farmers' Produce network.
A Lansing sub committee on finance plans an intensive study of highway funding before the next session. It will review weight and gasoline taxes, local fund diversions, and proposed license plate cuts of three six and nine dollars. Welfare Director Carpenter critiques the old age pension law as unworkable and seeks reforms before the next legislature.
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