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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1950
Page
14
Marvin Witbeck offers his Witbeck's IGA for Senior Week December 4 to 9 with a 1 percent normal net profit donated for the seniors trip. The program aims to boost student business relations and encourage higher profits, hoping to raise funds for the spring trip and foster community support.
The County Farm Bureau designates the week of December 4 as sign-up week starting with a noon roll call dinner at West Side Methodist Church. Mil ton Brown chairs the drive with Charles Mumford and Mrs DeWayne Kyser among speakers. Officials urge farmers and locals to join, hoping to exceed 900 members by week’s end.
Isabella County 4-H members report back from Chicago with achievements. Achieve ment Booth winners Marian Crawley and Bing Mae John and Lucille Sand brook win awards. Milo and Mrs VanVranken served as chaperones.
A splendid and varied assortment of gifts is on display at the Christmas Bazaar hosted by the Congregational Church on Saturday December 2.
A Claré advertisement touts CHATA-VIN as a proven remedy for gas pains and stomach upset. It claims rapid relief from bloating and sour reflux, with a reported 7 inch waist reduction for one user. The formula mixes ten herbs with vitamin B and iron to relieve gas and bolster blood and nerves.
Mt. Pleasant hosts the fifth annual Festival of Harmony at Warriner Auditorium Central Michigan College on Saturday December 2. Six top Michigan barbershop quartets including the Pleasantaires Songmasters Sing Sing Singers will perform with novelty acts. Tickets go on sale at 7 30 pm for an 8 15 pm show presented by the Mt. Pleasant chapter and the Mt. Pleasant Junior Chamber of Commerce.
A measurement series records the cigarette tip reaching 1200 to 1325 degrees Fahrenheit. The data suggest a study on combustion temperatures and smoking dynamics.
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