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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1934
Page
7
In Paris Neal insists Anne join Clare for a social run of dress fittings and teas. Amid warm rooms and lavish riding, Clare confesses love and pressure grows as Anne confronts betrayal and temptation before a dramatic, unresolved clffhanger.
The article cites Charles Barrett on agriculture economics, noting the failure of Farm Board programs and tariff actions to yield farmer profit. It highlights dairy price crises, coconut oil imports, and a Ways and Means vote to tax coconut and sesame oils to aid dairy and cottonseed markets.
A 25c BU KETS bladder laxative promises to cleanse impurities and acids causing irritation and frequent urges. It claims four days to relief or your money back, with buchu leaves and juniper oil acting on the bladder like castor oil on the bowels, and notes backache and leg pains from bladder disorders may improve.
The quote presents Bi Ho of Chittatown arguing that benevolent aims lead to wars when people seek to control others. It reflects a pacifist critique of moral imperialism and the mistaken belief that authority over conduct yields improvement.
Mrs W Henry and Jean spent Monday with sister Mrs A Abb bott. Mr and Mrs W Abbott of Dover visited their son A Abbotts Sunday. Mr and Mrs EH Bridenbough and Mr and Mrs A McLane and two sons of Lansing spent the weekend here. C Richter of Saginaw and RB Knowblock of Flint entertained rabbit hunters here. Carl Sperber and brother hosted hunters from Flint for rabbit season's end. Mrs M Keppel and children of Midland dined with Mr and Mrs O W Kube and plans to build here this spring. Margaret Dunkle and Merrill McQuestion were married last week. A Swanson walked to Lake George and visited Mr and Mrs W Hanson. Elmer Welch moved back to his place. Mr and Mrs F Wolf and Mrs F Newsom of Lake George called on Mrs Oscar Kube. Dan Cowles of Saginaw visited his brother.
Windover Lake residents and neighbors report visits and travel including C Palmer from North Star calling at Charlie Lyons cottage. J A Sattler Wm Zawacki and Alex Scput from Detroit spent the week hunting with Burns family. Mrs E Waldron on sick list and various locals make calls, visits, and travel. a dance at Freeman town hall and several social visits round out the week.
Community notices list residents moving between Owosso Mt Pleasant Clare and Saginaw last week and over the weekend. Several families including Miller Kress Baker Blain and Hunter visited or traveled while the oil well at the hilltop pipe remained idle awaiting tools.
J A and family from Mt Pleasant visit F A Luce home on Sunday. Elmer Schofield and children dine with Don Luce family. Don Luce’s daughter Evelyn Baker visits Clare. Fred Wolf and Mrs Newsom go to Clare. Harley jokes about fishing wife. John Sears family and Tom Nichols visit Clare for shopping. Raymond Calkins visits relatives Sunday.
Mrs Lyman Frisbey and Mrs Vic Finch were guests of Mrs Sam Muir Monday. Mrs T H Brooks spent Wednesday in Clare as guest of Mrs Frank Holmes. There is lots of sickness in our community. Mr and Mrs Geo Scott visited Mr and Mrs Fred Smalley in Clare Friday. Raymond Scott was in Clare Friday on business. Leo Cashin was a Clare visitor on Friday. Mr and Mrs Herschel Reiss enjoyed supper with Mr and Mrs Geo Scott Friday evening. Mrs Alvira Davison was taken to Mt Pleasant hospital Saturday for emergency appendix operation and is in critical condition. Mrs Earl Snider and babies from Vernon spent Saturday with her sister, Mrs Raymond Scott.
Mrs Dominick Rohen and son James of Evart visited her parents Mr and Mrs Al Baggett. Mr and Mrs Myrl Scott and child and Will Scott of Evart called on relatives. Sag inaw visitors joined families. Sunday School class party at Miss Cleo Tryons. Gleaner hall pot luck supper hosted by Mrs Jane Brooks and Mrs Anna Oman. Pedro game, prizes awarded. Guests included Lyman Frisbey and family, C A Graham of Farwell, Hilliker of Lake.
Charles Tryon Donna Neeper Pearl Andrews Nada Hilliker Charlotte Lyons Eleanor Cashin Alvin and Danabelle Smith Wilbur Mee Lane Donald Andrews Louise Oman receive A in spelling. Illness keeps many children absent. Third grade uses new work books in Language. 4 H Clubs progress with their work.
A Clare Sentinel notice touts its want ads as a reliable way to reach readers and secure fast responses for classified needs and local promotions.
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