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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1932
Page
8
An article stresses inexpensive steps for clean, well ventilated poultry houses. It covers disinfection with lye solutions, brushing away dirt, use of old motor oil for mites, and preparing stock antiseptics from lime and washing soda. It also links ventilation and lighting to flock health and production.
Various local groups announce meeting dates and venues. C B S chapter, Walter H. Larman Post 128, Lutheran Ladies Aid, Guild at Congregational church, King's Daughters, Ladies Aid Division 2, and Ladies Union plan January gatherings with pot lucks and luncheons. Husbands invited at several events.
Regular meetings of the American Legion Auxiliary may be held Monday January 9 at 3 00 o clock.
The Clare Study Club will hold its annual meeting and election of officers on January 10 with Mrs. Pearl Sanford and Mrs. Velma Hether acting as hostesses.
The annual meeting of the Congregational church will be held Tuesday evening January 10 1933. Department officers should prepare and bring their yearly reports for presentation.
The Clare Good Literature Club will meet January 17 with Mrs Greta Kennedy hosting. An out of town speaker is expected to appear on the program.
P. D. Gibson, County Agri1 Agent, states a glass substitute can be made by dipping a piece of muslin in hot paraffin and then stretching it immediately to cool, forming a transparent sheet.
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The Kansas City Times essay argues Christmas preserves humanity’s divine traits. Love mercy and worship bind all people through hardship and wealth. The season renews purpose and dignity, proving Christmas cannot grow old or be outshone while human worship endures.
Local families and relatives host guests from nearby towns and cities for Christmas and vacation periods. The list includes Gwen McKeever of Saginaw visiting her parents in town, Reva Derby returning from Standish to teach, and multiple trips to Detroit and other places for family events and a funeral.
Auction notice details shipping dates for livestock sales on Tuesday January 3 and January 17. Contact P F Geeck at telephone 139 for more information and arrangements.
Vernon taxpayers are informed that Russell Stanley, Treasurer, will be at the Andrew Irwin home on Vernon Hill Tuesday January 1st to collect taxes for Vernon Township.
In Owosso a 48 year old carpenter Wella Warren of Hazelton Township hanged himself in his garage after tying a rope to a joist and firing a rifle. His wife found the body after returning from church and a note asked her to seek assistance before entering. In Royal Oak Frank Eileby, 28, was killed by a car driven by J B Mahaffey of Dearborn while Eileby carried groceries to his home with a small wagon, leaving a wife Alice Jane and son Jack. In Lansing the Michigan Supreme Court ruled Briggs Park may stay a football field for Grand Rapids after the park’s sale to the city with Briggs noting prior ownership and failed reclamation attempts.
Hatton taxpayers will gather at the Citizens State Bank on January 10 to receive funds. Treasurer Alteéd Bhavoer announces the event for Hatton Township.
A New Year fable features a slender youth bearing two bags labeled Obstacle and Opportunity. The narrator learns that outcomes hinge on how one handles the gifts, as opportunities can become obstacles and vice versa, depending on the chooser.
Alpena Alpena County will rebuild its courthouse on the original site after the 1881 fire. Carleton will dedicate a new high school around January 3 costing about 60 000 dollars. the old school burned October 20. Mt Clemens rallies to attract a Veterans Bureau hospital like Hop Springs. Ark Marquette records a timber wolf shot near Presque Isle Park zoo, first in three years. Bay City transfers funds 87 641.28 from electric sinking to general fund for welfare, adds 10 000 to general and 5 000 to charity. Stanton reveals will of Fred Session 76, who died despondent over his wife’s death. estate goes to Montcalm County Poor Commission. Dowagiac fire at U S Rubber Co. dock burns five hours. department declined to fight blaze.
The Clare Shipping Association lists next departures on Tuesday January 10 and Tuesday January 24. Contact 220F21 for details. Be. A. Dawson, Shipper.
Eagle school children under Mrs. Clara Rocky staged a church Christmas program on Saturday night December 24. Miss Inez Hemstreet led the female role in the Shepherd of Bethlehem play with Orville Bates opposite. The cast included Norma Bates Lawrence Bates Forest Leath Margaret Leath Bernard Allen Norman Hutchinson Elenora Kleiner Mahrist Dengler Leon Warner Harold Clute Irene Grigg Leala Sutherland Ar millia Gerow Audley Smith.
James S. Bicknell presided as gavel passed to the new senior warden while Past Masters joined in the ceremony. Mixed quartet singers N. A. Bolden Arthur Fleming Annabelle Hampton and Jane Davy performed with Mrs. Wylie, as iid Johnston led the floor in cadence with Geo. Sherwood at the piano. The piece paid tribute to outgoing Master Jesse R. Hampton and incoming Master M. R. Howlett and their officers.
The treasurer invites taxpayers to the Citizens State Bank each Saturday afternoon from 1:00 to 3:30 to pay taxes. Weekday payments are also accepted at the Dover store located at 914 R. V. Rule.
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