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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1933
Page
7
Friday issue entries at Clare Post Office include reading notices at 10c per line. Liners and fillers priced at 5c per line, heading adds 10c. The Sentinel offers to handle all kinds of job printing for locals.
The Harri SO United Brethren Church lists morning preaching at 11 30 evangelistic service at 7 45 Sunday School at 10 30 and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 00. Visitors are welcomed and several area residents visit or move, with many Thanksgiving gatherings and hosting at homes in Alma Gladwin Cadillac and Battle Creek.
William Hathaway born August 26 1855 in Nunica Michigan lived in the north pine woods since 1878 and married Ida Scoby in July 1878 He joined the I O O F Lodge in Ewart and died in his seventy eighth year Surviving are his wife a daughter Grace Gagnon Temple two grandsons William and Eugene and nieces Phoebe Johnson and Etta Fields Detroit Funeral services were held by the lodge with interment in Temple cemetery on November 29.
The Harrison Board of Commerce held its third meeting on November 28 in the usual place. President Sheffield presided and announced the next meeting for the last Tuesday in January, skipping December. The Hot Lunch project report was given by Charles Amble with last year’s results and costs. A $10 contribution was approved. A holiday Out-door Christmas tree contest with $1 and $2 prizes was proposed. A flying field committee was formed with Arthur Sheffield as chair, including Robert Burns, Charles Amble, and Wayne Folget, to pursue state funding. Five dollars were allotted to the orchestra fund. James Mead reported on the high school trip to Ann Arbor and the Glee Club’s radio broadcast. Harold B. Hughes updated on the Greater Youth Movement work, previously noted in last week’s Sentinel.
The Out Door Girls Club held a Monday evening meeting at Mrs. William Murphy's home to plan the year. Officers elected: Murphy leader and president, Ruth Zubier vice president, Louise Amble secretary, Martha Anne Moore treasurer. Committees named for Flower and sick Mayr Jorie Lou Sheffield Jean Gibson Trene Amble Membership Beverly Ann Zubier Onnalee Higgins Viola Van Blarcom Welfare Donna McCartney Martha Anne Moore Ruth Zubler. Refreshments followed adjournment.
The Department of State notes 8349 motor vehicle licenses sold in November 1933 versus 607 in November 1932 due to the 1934 plate sales starting November 15 1933. Revenue reached 146990 dollars compared with 12673 dollars. 1934 registration lists stay at 40 dollars per set. costs rose to 200 dollars in 1938. Michigan plates feature black numerals on yellow. other states show varied color schemes.
Josephine Walter of the St Louis Post Dispatch outlines festive decor ideas for Christmas including color schemes for trees, wall hangings, candles, and table settings. She suggests playful touches for children and elegant touches for elders using ornaments, greenery, and improvised centerpieces to enhance the holiday mood.
Vernon Hill community readers share Thanksgiving visits and dinners. Families listed include Border, Liechti, Wal ter, Perverse, Clark, Emery, Dedafoe, Stough, Liechti, and Marlin, with travels from Lansing and Pontiac to Rosebush and Hinkleville. Local gatherings feature babies, nursing mothers, and shared meals.
An advertisement touts a bladder cleanse product BUK HTS with juniper and Buchu leaves claimed to purge impurities and acids. It asserts similar to castor oil for the bowels and promises money back after four days if symptoms persist. It links backache and leg pains to bladder disorders and claims improved sleep after use.
Boston police deploy an ultraviolet ray camera to uncover forged documents and checks, counterfeit money, and spurious works of art, aiming to strengthen detection and prevent fraud.
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