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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1938

Page

7

Local notices recap through Mt. Pleasant area names and events

George Bryant visited the home of his sister Mrs Hart Beatty Sunday morning to inquire about Mrs Archie Beatty who is seriously ill at General Hospital Mt Pleasant. A baby girl was born Friday weighing eight pounds. Many local residents are listed with calls visits and family events across Mt Pleasant Clare Farwell and surrounding towns. Continuous mentions include Teale Waggoner and Robison families, funerals, visits, and social gatherings among neighbors and relatives.

George Bryant Hart Beatty Archie Beatty General Hospital Mt. Pleasant Evelyn Jean Bert Jackson Babe Freda Lois Baril Marshall Farwell David Fannell al Upthegrove Clare Chas Wm. Dickerson Harwell Edward Mussell Wesley Teale Wm. Brackart Sheridan Jack Little Twina Coleman Little John Widman Jacob Walker Carrie Perverse Ernest Green Vera Gradit

Editor prints letters of general interest as space allows

The editor notes that many letters of general interest reach the desk and, when time and space permit, they will be printed for reader benefit. This acknowledges reader correspondence and the practical limits of publication space.

Appreciation note for historical Glare review in Clare Sentinel

Mrs. B A White thanks readers for letters praising her Historical Review of Glare published in the Clare Sentinel last fall. She reports coast to coast responses and mentions friends who saved scrapbooks and shared family memories.

Glare Ain Clare Sentinel Jastifall White the Sentinel

Meetings on 1938 Soil Conservation Program in Chicago

State Committee members and the state statistician attend a North Central Region conference in Chicago to receive guidance on the 1938 Agricultural Conservation Program. Regional and state sessions cover program bulletins, listing sheets, and instructional plans for county committees, agents, and clerks.

Chicago John B. Wilson Washington Robert Kleiner Clare County Agricultural Conservation Committee

South Wise Group Holds All Day Home Economics Meet

On Thursday January 27 the South Wise Group met at Mrs Eldean Acker home for an all day session with 16 members and 1 visitor. In the afternoon Leader Mrs Hlmer Gross and Mrs John Methner taught A Home Makers Twenty four Hours. Next meeting set for March 10 at Mrs Gust Bollard residence.

South Wise Group Eldean Acker Zorencon Hlmer Gross John BE Methner Gust Bollard Verla Eagly

North Vernon Extension Group Meets At Mrs Ackerman Farm

Fifteen members of the North Vernon Extension Group met at the farm home of Mrs Archie Ackerman on icy roads for a third gathering this year. The Home Makers 24 hours was covered by Mrs Tope and Mrs Marshall. Members discussed leisure time for hobbies and enjoyed a dinner and recreation period with a clothes pin race. They adjourned to meet with Mrs Brooks on March 10.

North Vernon Pleasant Farm Archie Ackerman Tope Marshall Alf Tosing Brooks

South Sheridan Nutrition Class Hosts New Year Dinner

The South Sheridan Nutrition class met January 12 with Mrs William Gilson for an all day session. Mrs Cecil Pudway led the lesson What When and Why the Child eats which proved very instructive to the mothers. Despite icy roads forty attended a chicken dinner at the Gilson home to ring in the new year.

South Sheridan William Gilson Cecil Pudway Bill Hilda Ivan Strouse Sesson

Vernon Extension Group Meets At Harriger Home

The Vernon Extension Group gathered January 27 at Mrs. C. M. Harriger's home for an all day meeting. Attendance was low due to icy roads with 9 members, 2 readers, and 1 visitor present. After a business session, Mrs. Harriger and Mrs. Border led a review of the lesson Good Management in the Home, praised for its clarity and usefulness.

Vernon Extension Group C. M. Harriger Archie. Border Science Building C. S. CG

Meeting Notes From Mt Pleasant Club Dinner

Mr Harry Wakefield at Mt Pleasant. Our hostess assisted by the committee served a lovely dinner. When the lesson was finished we enjoyed a short recreation period. The meeting adjourned to meet March 10 at the home of Mrs Allen Bauder.

Allen Bauder

Ice Causes Several Local Auto Incidents in Freeman

Ice weather in West Freeman leads to multiple accidents this week. A Heart school bus struck Herbert Middleton’s car, veering it into a ditch with no serious damage. Later a truck collided head on with a standing grocery truck in Clarence Cook’s yard, throwing Mrs. Cook to the floor as bumpers were torn off.

Herbert Middleton Heart Clarence Cook

Maple Grove U B Church News and Local Notes

Sunday School at 2 00 PM and preaching at 3 00 PM announced for Maple Grove U B Church Pastor Rev E R Town. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 8 60 PM. Snow and ice caused missed services last week. bus ran Monday morning and roads were sanded east to Schofield's line by 4 PM. Residents urge timely sand on dangerous hills after ice storms. Geraldine Timpe visited Pottersville with grandparents and will be missed. Mrs J E K Timpe ill. Bertha Rulapaugh caring for her. Elmer Schofield recovering after illness. Smedley and Lidell party returned from Texas. Rober Tigner family visited Ada and husband. Don Lute and Alan of Farwell visited. Telephone line trouble traced to near Farwell after two months.

Schofield Geraldine Timpe Pottersville J. E.timpe Farwell Geraldine J. EK Timpe Bertha Rulapaugh Elmer Schofield Smedley Dave Lidell Texas Rober. Tigner Ada Mia Don Lute Alan

Classified ad urges smart shopping with need and want tips

A brief notice promotes buying only what is needed and avoiding excess purchases. It presents Clare Sentineers as helpers for identifying essential items and making practical choices. The ad emphasizes frugal spending and simple living.

Comments on Wildlife Issue by Howard Pavey

A Detroit Free Press reader letter by Howard Pavey urges sportsmen to support wildlife through feeding and habitat efforts. He criticizes passive hunting culture and calls for feeding stations, financial support to farmers, and active stewardship to sustain game for future seasons.

Jack van

State warns on title transfers delaying license plates

Department of State officials warn that many motorists delay title transfers when buying used cars to avoid the $1.00 plate fee. Frank W. Carney notes title transfers are required at sale and legal responsibility rests with the recorded owner. By March 1 many vehicles may lack plates, slowing the entire process for others applying for plates.

Department of State Frank W. Carney Carney Marej 1

A Kindly Attitude Toward a Suitor

A garbled dialogue shows a young man asking permission to marry. Mr Cumrox expresses cautious approval while warning about family influences and the risk of spoiling him. The exchange hints at tensions between suitor and in laws with light humor.

Cumrox

Pipe Presented by Napoleon Valued at 7400 in 19th Century

A pipe gifted by Napoleon to an officer carried a value of 7400 in the era’s money. The item was described as jeweled and notable for its association with the emperor.

Napoleon

Lake News Roundup of Local Visits and Travel

Detroit resident Edward Grigware visited his sister in town last week. Mrs. Henry Tryon returned to Marysville Washington. The Hillikers Iris and Natalie visited Lansing last Wednesday. Hazel Scott spent weekend in Clare with grandparents. The group also notes bus travel delays due to heavy snow and towing for safe journeys.

Edward Grigware Detroit Harry Cornell Sam. Muir Pleasant H. C. Hilliker Iris Natalie Lansing Henry Tryon Marysville Washington Barbara Tryon Ray Neeper Lester Halstead Hazel Scott Clare F. E. Smalley Walter Getchell Detraltior

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