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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1930
Page
4
A playful verse from 1927 invokes a Christmas song about Santa and bells. Educators reportedly oppose the cheerful tune, promising holly and bright rooms while the author doubts upset on Snorrow-day.
Christmas giving miniature fern gardens are the big idea this year inspired by lilliputian Japanese gardens. A 14 inch long wooden framework holds a removable pink box, with a painted toy bridge and doll figures. Sealing wax lacquer gives a terraced rockery look. Tiny ferns grow in mossy soil.
In a wintry scene two women hear of a hospitalized orphan boy asking if Santa will visit the poor farm. Neighbors swap gifts of mittens cedar boughs and a small tree as they plan to bring Christmas cheer and a homemade celebration for the child.
Cleaning enamel paint requires gentle methods. Use a damp wool or cotton flannel wrung out in water to rub the surface, then finish with a clean dry cloth. For stubborn spots, a fine scraper used lightly may help, but avoid scratching the enamel.
In a city office building a soprano voice singing Let Nothing You Dismay unsettles John Harden and his son Ralph as a newsboy interrupts with a charity request. The brothers realize they must confess their troubles, including gambling debts and ailing fathers, and plan to seek honest resolution together.
The group urged paving of the Saginaw to Ludington highway and distributed motion picture slides to theatres to drum up support. Fred Fleming elected permanent secretary after Rev. H B Johnson left. Evart officials invited state and federal highwaymen to a Dec 23 meeting to plan a trip to Lansing to meet the Administrative Board.
A 1927 Christmas poem by Western Newspaper Union narrator asks Santa to forgive past mischief. The speaker recalls teasing a pup, slipping from school to fish, and hopes for a reward if he mends his ways. He requests a picture book, air gun, sled, skates, candy, drums, and even a dog collar.
Probate Court of Clare County orders public notice for January 2, 1931 hearing on petition by Jane Davis Pomeroy to grant administration to Theodore G. Bowler or another suitable person. Notice to run weekly for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel newspaper. Judge Thos S. Dorsey presiding.
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