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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1932

Page

8

Milkie Enoch Aids, Ohio Native, WWI Vet Laid to Rest

Milkie Enoch of Paulding Ohio born October 1 1890 died December 12 1932 age 42 years 1 month 11 days. He married Hazel DeCamp in 1921 and left five children four living plus a stepson. A World War I veteran and American Legion member, he served on the local school board. Funeral Wednesday at Arthur town hall with Larman Post service at Cherry Grove. burial amid memories of a generous neighbor and devoted family.

Milkie Paulding Ohio Hazel DeCamp Floetta William Marland Holyth Arlene Rodger’ DeCamp John Ankney Wiliam California Michigan France American Legion Enoch Chas. Kleinhardt Arthur Town Hall Larman Post Cherry Grove

Death claims early pioneer resident of county seat

Mrs Charlotte Hall Stratton aged 84 widow of the late minister Frank Stratton of Melrose Mass died at the home of her daughter Mrs James B Chambers 402 Vermont Ave. She leaves another daughter Mrs James Cole Melrose Mass a son Albert W Hall Jackson Mich and a granddaughter Mrs Arthur Johnson Quincy Mass She had moved here eight years ago after her husband died and was a member of the Medford Mass M E church Funeral services were set for 3 30 pm at the Vermont Ave home with Rev Frank A Hamilton of the First M E church officiating Interment Cedar Hill Burial Park

F. K. Stratton Charlotte Hall Stratton Frank’. Stratton Melrose Mass James B. ‘Chambers Vermont Ave Chambers James Cole Albert W. Hall Jackson Mich Arthur Johnson Quincy Stratton M. E. Church Medford Rank A. Hamilton First Cedar Hill Burial Park

Vernon Taxpayer Announces Tax Collection Hours

Russell Stanley treasurer states he will collect taxes at Rosebush State Bank every Saturday afternoon and at his home on Wednesdays until four o'clock.

Rosebush State Bank Russell Stanley Treas

Tax Collection Notice by R. V. Rule Treasurer

Tax payments are accepted at Citizens State Bank each Saturday afternoon from 1:00 to 8:30. Taxes may also be paid during the week at the Dover store. R. V. Rule, Treasurer.

Citizens State Bank Dover R. V. Rule Treas

Found Gold Watch Identified at Sentinel Office

Found gold watch. Can be identified at Sentinel office. Also includes notices about livestock produce shipping dates on Tuesday December 20th and January 3rd and ladies plain dresses Swiss cleaned and refinished for 49 cents by Howard W. Jones. Contact telephone 139. P. F. Geeck, Mer.

P. F. Geeck Mer Howard W. Jones Ati Sentinel Office

Coming Events at Zenobia Chapter 0 and Dover Tabernacle

B S meets the first Thursday of each month. Preaching services will be held at the Dover Tabernacle every Friday evening. The Ladies Union meets Friday afternoon with Mrs. Fred Hudson. Supper at six thirty. Guild members and friends invited. Methodist church Christmas play and music program Sunday evening December 18 at 7:30.

Zenobia B.S Dover Tabernacle The Ladies Union Fred Hudson Guild Methodist Church

Will case opened in court over family estate agreement

Three Wild brothers sue their brother Harry to prove a verbal contract to share equally in 195 acres and other property from their mother’s estate, claiming a prior agreement was overridden by the will. Harry says the matter arose from efforts by Edmond Johnston to break a mineral lease, with Vernon township residents and the case adjourned to January.

Ray Hart Herman Frank William Wild Harry Henry Wild Johnston Wilds Vernon Township Isabella County Times

Midland Banker Addresses C O C

The meeting adjourned after committees were named for a report next time. The president set up a committee of M B Gallagher and Ed Johnston to report. Another committee of Co Hall O D Bayes and Norris Elden was appointed for the annual meeting and officer elections.

M. B. Gallagher Ed. Johnston Co. Hall O. D. Bayes Norris Elden

Card of Thanks for support after bereavement

We thank neighbors and friends for kindness during our bereavement. Grateful for the floral tributes and Rev. Telder's words of comfort. Archie Fahnestock and family, D. B. Lehman and family.

Rev. Telder Archie Fahnestock D. BE. Lehman

Freeman Township Taxpayers Schedule at Treasurer Home

Freeman Township residents will pay taxes at the treasurer Jessie E. Bader's home each Tuesday and Friday. Tax collection events occur at the treasurer's residence.

Jessie E. Bader Treas

Christmas Dance by L O L at Hall Next Thursday

The L O L invites members to a Christmas dance at their hall next Thursday night with lunch served.

Christmas in America A History of Yuletide Traditions

Professor William Warren Sweet explains how Christmas blended pagan and Christian elements from Saturnalia to January feasts. He notes American commercialization rose after the mid-1800s, while early Puritans banned the holiday and later editors and churches embraced festive ads and poems, shaping a hybrid modern Christmas.

William Warren Sweet Divinity School Told University of Chicago Bond Chapel Doctor Sweet Europe Sweet America Christ St Day Rome Saturn Saturn Sai Earth General Court Colony Massachusetts Street Clrist

Wheat Substitution for Corn in Dairy Ration Advised

Ohio State University dairy extension specialists report wheat can replace corn in dairy rations when over 40 percent of the mix comes from this grain. They list several balanced rations using wheat, soybeans, and other feeds with silage or hay, stressing variable protein and coarse grinding.

Department of Antina Iushandry Ohio State University

Mt Pleasant newspaper woman dies after a week of illness

Mrs. May L. Sherman, 65, longtime Mt. Pleasant newspaper staffer, died at home December 10 after a week of illness. She worked for the Isabella County Enterprize from 1886 until its consolidation with the Isabella County Times, where she continued until health stopped her.

May L. Sherman Mt. Pleasant Isabella County Enterprize Isabella County Times

Plan Two Sea Trains to Carry 115 Loaded Cars

Chester reports Sun Shipbuilding and Drydock is near completion of two sea trains a new cargo vessel type carrying 115 railroad cars of box flat gondola and tank types. Each ship features three decks with four rail rows per deck and can lift 115 ton cars onto the deck using large cranes and rail clamps. They cost 1 530 000 each and will reach 1644 knots per hour making them among the world’s fastest freighters.

Chester Sun Shipbuilding and Drydock Corporation I General Iice

Jewelry gifts amid ancient women 100000 years ago New York

Archaeologists report jewelry worn for at least 100000 years. Paleolithic humans mined decorative stones and gifted them to women. By 74000 years ago, 14 varieties of semi precious stones were used, some popular in later fashion.

New York

Jail Term Keeps French Deputy From His Duties

Sulpice Dewez newly elected as a Communist deputy will not take his seat for eight months. The Ville Court of Appeals confirmed eight months in prison and a 1000 francs fine in connection with the recent Troubaix textile strike.

France Sulpice Dewez Chamber of Deputies Ville Court of Appeals Troubaix

Egyptians Traced Geometry 1800 Years Before Christ

A Hermitage museum find confirms Egyptians knew geometry 1800 years before the Christian era. The newly deciphered Egyptian document focuses on mathematics and reveals an intimate knowledge of geometric laws.

Leningrad Hermitage Museum

In Memoriam Howard Louis Slater Remembered

In loving memory of Howard Louis Slater son of Louis and Hazel Slater and brother of Joan and Ernest given Eternal rest December 19 1931. Our darling was taken a year ago today memories of the one we love will stay with us always by his daddy mother sister and brother grandma and grandpa

Howard Louis Slater Louis Hazel Slater Joan Ernest

Notice to Arthur Taxpayers Receipts Availability

J. C. Newman Treasurer announces tax collection times at home on Fridays and at Citizens State Bank on Saturdays each week to receive taxes from Arthur taxpayers.

Arthur Citizens State Bank

Shipping Dates Noted for Thel Label Association

Thel next shipping dates for the lave Shipping Association will be on Tuesday December 27 and January 1st. Phone 22021 H A Dawson Shipper. Silkyen old batteries radiators sued hides at Sanborns Phiona.

lave#Shipping “Association H. A. Dawson Hides Sanborn’s Phiona

Grass in Early Spring Not Sufficient for Cow

A. Jd. Cramer, superintendent of Wisconsin cow testing associations, warns spring pasture alone cannot feed dairy cows. He cites cows dairy yield around 24 to 30 pounds daily needing 20 to 24 pounds of dry matter, so pasture must be supplemented with grain. He proposes sweet clover pasture plus grain. gives two grain-mix options for varying pasture quality.

Wisconsin A. Jd. Cramer Cramer

Cows Suffer Milk Drop From Cold Nebraska Report

A Nebraska subscriber notes cows drop from 25–30 to 10–15 pounds of milk daily when cold weather hits. Feeding changes coincide with the drop, while winter housing and temperature affect cow condition. Barns need not exceed 45–50 degrees Fahrenheit. greater cold worsens milk efficiency.

Nebraska

Dairy Notes Highlight Costs And Herd Improvement

Dairy notes emphasize cutting feeding waste to lower costs and urge farmers to consult county agents for bulletins. Advocates include raising heifer calves from top cows and Wisconsin data showing profits from few top animals. Lime Ridge Septimeé, a Holstein, produced 21 912 pounds of milk and 752 pounds of fat in year thirteen, first in the United States for the year and sixth all time.

Lime Ridge Poughquag Dutchess County New York United States

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Datona Beach Vernon Midland Banker Man of the Hours Memoriam J. Oc; Newman, Treas Penn State Wisconsin Dairy Herd Improvement Association United States Depository American Bankers Association Michigan Bankers Association National Credit Corporation ALL For Your Protection
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