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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1933
Page
3
Readers request Judge Dorsey allow The Sentinel to publish probate notices. Liners and reading notices priced at 10c per line, fillers 5c per line, with 10c heading surcharge.
The Mann Siding community holds weekly church services at the Mann Siding schoolhouse at 8:00 PM with congregations invited. Nearby churches note schedule details including morning sermons and Sunday School at 10:30 AM. The Wayne Avenue Methodist Episcopal church in Cincinnati will have Rev L L Roush as preacher for a local appearance.
Michigan officials clarify property protection for bear damage allowing kill out of season with proof of property endangerment. The report also covers July fire activity with 1,706 fires over 24,000 acres, notable blazes near Vanderbilt and in Schoolcraft County, Isle Royale firefighting efforts, and a Marquette County jail sentence for Ira and George Lee found with buckshot waiting for a deer.
Breckenridge residents William Allen and a party of friends waited on by the Grayling crowd while Mrs. Fred Smith visited Monday. Miss Devine McCartney stayed at the Beardsley home in Hershey, and Mrs. Worth Hayt with Velma Vincent of Lansing spent Friday evening with Ed White en route to Grayling. George Archambault and family from Hampton Town left after two weeks with his father John Archambault and relatives. Willem Titus of Saginaw was at a cottage for the weekend, with Mrs. Titus and Clara Louise joining him for a week. George Monroe and Fowler Monroe from Lafayette Ind visited Jacob Pringle at Mrs. Charles Weidner’s home, and Jack Sullivan of Flint joined Arnold Lake for the weekend.
An advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a speedy relief for bunions and corns. It claims powerful antiseptic action and rapid reduction of pain and inflammation with a few drops, urging readers to buy at drug stores. Mussell guarantees the product and dispenses it widely for foot sufferers.
Harvesting begins in Allegan County pepper mint and spearmint. Olivet seeks permission to dam its creek for heating Olivet College. Eaton County master farmer reports 2113 bushels of wheat from 70 acres. A wedding ring found by Bud Myers after 25 years. Mueller Brase Co. announces wage increases boosting payroll by over 240000 annually. North Muskegon launches a new paper after 11 years. Armada Bank plans to open late September after farm loan applications. Darrow Bigger cited for oldest car plates. State Police to man Grand Haven post seasonally. Dock No.5 repair increases local jobs due to rising traffic. Bay City may get water from Saginaw Bay or river. bids sought. Reopening of 54 state banks eyed. only 20 million frozen remains. Mammoth Petroleum tests yield 1000 barrels hourly. plans five more wells. Local dealers shift to sixty three hour week under NRA guidance. Detroit Six Mile Road to have dual names McNichols Road and Six Mile Road. Adrian engineers study Sand Lake water decline and restoration options.
In Vernon Hill many neighbors share visits and calls. Families including Lines Brief Ackerman Border and Farrnell hosted relatives from Gilmore Farwell Rosebush and Flint. Several hosts welcomed guests from Cadillac Harrison Detroit and Lansing with dinners, cards and birthday celebrations noted.
Indian shawls come in embroidered and woven varieties. The embroidery features intricate needlework with countless animals and human figures on separate pieces joined to lie flat, making the work so fine it nears the quality of weaving.
Norma Spickler of Maugansville Maryland reports losing exactly 21 pounds after using Kruschen Salts and three jars. She notes clearer skin, lighter feet, and improved energy while her husband says he is pleased with her transformation. The ad promises safe weight loss and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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