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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1933
Page
8
A restaurant keeper quietly aids the hungry by supplying food. An elderly patron, who visits daily at noon, complained to the dishwasher that his portions were smaller than usual, remarking that the day’s haul seemed diminished as he mopped his brow.
A house hunter seeks a tiny isolated home for a life without neighbors. The broker laughs, noting the buyer does not seek solitude but the ornate. The exchange shows a humorous take on preferences in real estate.
A Senate exchange questions the crowd’s habit of singling out a single man during greetings. Senator Sorgum says handshakes are fine but criticizes the tendency to pressure one person while others avoid collective contact.
A Sydney Bulletin passage contrasts fiction limits with real life. A young author discusses how storytelling relies on what is left unsaid while a speaker notes that truth surfaces regardless, illustrating storytelling craft and social insight.
Spectator questions Monk about riding the giraffe in races and Monk confirms they have often won by a neck.
The judge asks what he has done for humanity and the convict replies he kept three or four detectives working regularly. This exchange captures a quip before sentencing a longtime criminal in a brief courtroom moment.
The Clare Shipping Association announces shipping dates on Tuesday September 5 and September 19. Contact R Brooks and Waiter White at 220F21 for details.
The State of Michigan selects described lands in Clare County for title transfer under the 1912 act. Protests against the land selection are accepted at the General Land Office before final approval. Antoinette Funk, Assistant Commissioner Acts.
Zenobia Chapter 0 EBS meets first Thursday monthly. Mrs Fred Hudson hosts Ladies Union this Friday afternoon. Dover Gospel Tabernacle services every Sunday at 11 30 AM. Rebekahs urged to attend hall next Tuesday night. King's Daughters serve silver tea next Thursday at Mrs D W Osborn East Seventh Street starting 430 PM. Ladies Aid first meeting of year September 1 church parlors bring calendar cards. Clare County fair at Harrison Fair grounds September 18 14 15 prize products samples urged for display.
The American Legion and Auxiliary Tenth District Hospital party has been moved from August 16 to September 20, delaying the event and venue plans.
The Geo House No 2 well in section 26 encounters deep muck and unstable support. Jack Mahar Well in section 26 reaches 8200 feet with high formations. Slentz No 1 in section 2 below 900 feet. Leo Flood property derrick material delivered for mounting in section 9. Smock Well in northeast section 26 drilling below 300 feet.
Words cannot express our deep appreciation for the many acts of kindness shown us during our recent sorrow. Mrs. Isaac Lansing Mr. and Mrs. R. A Dawson and Robert Miss Marjorie Lansing J. D. Lansing
We thank friends and Rev. Mary House for sympathy and kindness. Appreciation goes to those who sang, the pallbearers, and to those who lent cars. Respectfully Mrs. Jessie Jarvis Albert Vincent and Mr. and Mrs. Geo Kirby.
The Rank family thanks relatives neighbors and friends for their thoughts during Eileen's misfortune in March. Herman and Mrs Rank express gratitude for support from the community and mourners.
Cider activities begin Saturdays at Rosebush and run weekly as autumn fairs resume with.Chas. Schafer announcing openings at Beal City on Mondays and Tuesdays.
A dance will be held at Him Grove Grange hall Friday night. Everyone is invited to attend.
Auction or sale note for livestock listing by P. F. Geeck Mer. announcing shipping dates on Tuesday August 28 and September 12 with contact telephone 139.
A mosaic of Michigan notes reports pests in Maton County bean fields and a bank license in St Charles. Farmers see tripling bean returns near Big Rapids while a fatal accident hits Battle Creek and a kerosene blast injures a highway worker.
Loomis reports the death of Isaac Lansing on a Thursday afternoon last week after an accident west of town. The community offers sympathy as Mrs. Florence Court calls on Mrs. Ray Bergey. The Sunday School plans an all day picnic at Eberhardt's grove with hopes Clare's sister church joins.
Mrs Sam Lelehtt and Mrs Walter IWeirholtzer visit Ohio relatives. Local families attend wedding supper for Harold Clute and other Clare area guests. Neighborhood guests include Clutes of Mt. Pleasant and Garvers of Lansing. Ladies Aid quilt work and callers at Charley Bodkins and Sarah Bodkins homes.
Mr Dull of Elm Grove called at the parsonage. Norman Allen of Pontiac spent the weekend visiting relatives. Audrey Smith returns from Saginaw for an extended visit with her parents. Miss Sadie Penrose marries Harrold Grute at 2 30 p.m. Rev Hendrick officiates. Guests include Lowell Penrose and Dolores Merrill. Local social activity centers on birthdays, threshing, blackberry picking, and church events with many friends attending.
Brown corners residents report guests and calls across town. Clair Coulter and family hosted visitors while Warren Alwood and kin called on relatives. Emma Garver Anna Denno and Katherine Spohn stayed with local families amid health notes and church announcements.
Mr and Mrs Albert Salil and son from Lansing visited the Brownells Monday. Nellie Bellinger visited her sister in Clare. Mrs George Burch visited in Clare. Alice Foell of Clare visited Maxine Hawkins and attended the M B Sunday School picnic at Harrison. Mr and Mrs Thompson of Big Rapids visited John Sparkell’s family. Mrs Sadie Connors visited in Clare and is improving after three months in Grand Rapids. A group attended Mt Vernon grange. several were initiated. Roderick Teall visited grandparents in Clare. A funeral in Lansing drew many locals. sympathies extended for the loss. Mrs L Frizzell called on Mrs Sparkel. Mr and Mrs Earl Owens and family drove to Houghton Lake for a weekend outing. Guy Murray cared for their chores.
Winterfield Ed. Cutler visited at the John Cook home recently. About fifty friends gathered at the John Sutton home to help him celebrate his seventy ninth birthday Monday night. All spent an enjoyable evening and wish him many more.
Ralph Shull attended the Tonia fair Saturday. Mrs. Glenn Gordon and family visited Sunday with her parents the Mickles at Dover. Grandparents listed as not much better. The Robinett reunion gathered at Atwood Grove with Mrs. Acre and two grandsons Vernell and Vane Mickle enjoying dinner and visits. Sherman Bros and several relatives traveled about Clare Sas inaw. Ester Poet visited her uncle Ted Newmat and family. Advertisements note selling old batteries radiators and green hides at Samborn's.
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