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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1934
Page
2
The Sentinel announces Friday issues and post office filing as second class matter. It offers probate notices and local reading notices at 10 cents per line with heading. Also provides job printing services and fillers at 10 cents per line.
UNITER BRETHREN CHURCH announces morning preaching at 11 30 and evangelistic service at 7 45 with Sunday School at 10 30 and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 00 am Pastor Chas Kleinhardt. Local residents and visits noted, including Miss Lauraine Hughes guest of Miss Margaret Pfannes and Miss Helen Fanning visiting in South Bend Indiana. Agricultural school reopened January 29 after basement remodeling. Big chicken supper at Wade Credit home next Thursday night.
Miss Dorothy Sersaw and Jesse Price wed in a January 22 ceremony performed by Justice of Peace A. S. Youngs. Attendants Leoni and Naoma Hillabrandt stood with them as Mrs Esther French and James Alfred Ayris also married in a separate home ceremony on January 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith hosted a Friday bridge party in Alma with 24 guests. Eastment awards included guest prizes to Mr. and Mrs. Eastment, first prizes to Mrs. J. M. Van Duesen and Mr. Van Duesen, booby to Mrs. Hugh Harvey and John Kemmis. Notable out of town attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Hastment and Senator and Mrs. Carpenter among others.
On a H. J. Smith farm in Big Prairie Ohio a little red hen began laying eggs in the pig sty and hatched a litter of pigs after their eggs were pilfered daily. The hen then adopted the pigs, shielding them at night, but as they grew the hen found it impossible to keep them under her wing.
A lost canary led to a chain of events ending in a fire that destroyed four buildings in Canary New Home Texas. A barber shop behind a hot water tank caught fire after a boy lit a match to find the bird, igniting cobwebs and waste which spread to three neighboring structures.
The Cobb family dispute centers on Phineas Cobb's will leaving Annie and Martha ten thousand dollars each to Helen Cobb the Chinese cabinet and thousands of books. The cabinet hides deeds to property and ten dollar bills in library volumes. Helen, disinherited, accepts engagement to Dr. Hare and chooses love over wealth as she uncovers new riches.
A letter from Ray M. Bussler details his Florida journey from Harrison to Tampa and Tarpon Springs, recounting train wreck delays near High Cliff, weather contrasts, Citrus Week stats, and Tarpon Springs Epiphany celebrations. He shares notes on citrus yields, prices, and sponge industry sights, plus a family update.
A sensational weight loss pitch describes using Kruschen Salts with hot water each morning for three weeks to reduce fat and boost energy and skin clarity. It touts a money back guarantee and mentions BH A Anderson druggist and general drug stores as sources.
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