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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1932

Page

4

Local social notes and visits from the town

Mrs. Durfee and Mrs. Magnus hosted Arthur and Henry during a Tuesday afternoon meal. Harvey I. of Flint spent the weekend with his wife and family. A Castle worked on the road atemple the past week. Illness to Mire Hay Towns is noted with wishes for speedy recovery. Ray Strouse and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. Allen. Mary Teale stayed with her grandparents S. W. Gerow in Loomis. Herb Hillard and family visited Del Hillard’s family and sister C Stevens in Jenia. Will Teale of Hinkleville stopped by his parents’ home Saturday.

Durfee Wm. Magnus Arthur Henry Butcher Ray. Strouse Lester Allen Magle Mary Teale Wesley Snider Robert Farrington Gerald Dubois Jack Glen Woods Lansing Seymour Border Clarence Horning Mt. Pleasant Hill Clarence Seils West County Bert Waite Pearl Leichti Josie Lines Myr Phyllis Thomas Clark Rosebush Vern Owens Wise Frank Emery Clyde Brown Methvan Brown Ernie Stevens Flint Robert Warrington George Snider Henry Snider Bertha Cappeart Akey Fred Wellington Akey Ernie Akey Shepherd Fred Newsom Hoover Walter Arrand Clarence McFarland Annie Arrand Clifford Roberts Dale Roberts Frank Pringle Brown Farwell Tom Bolen Carrie Perverse Union Grange Kathern Leichti Sam Leichti Colonville

Emerson Burton to Clare for visit after operation

Mann Siding notes Emerson Burton to Clare Monday to see his father who had an operation at Reeder hospital. Mrs C J Ross of Flint spent the weekend with her parents the Silas Browns. Looks like winter has begun.

Local Family News From Clare and Nearby Towns

Mrs Earl Owens and daughter visited her parents in Clare as Mrs Chris Simpson recovers under Dr Lamb care in Farwell. Wade and Earl Cradit learn their uncle Joe Cradit died in Saginaw with funeral planned there Friday. John Gordon visited Royal Kleinhardt. RB Davis and Bart Cradit with families were guests. Insia Viges and John Gordon stay in St Johns and Gansing.

Earl Owens Clare Chris Simpson Dr. Lamb Farwell Wade Earl Cradit Saginaw Joe Cradit John Gordon Royal Kleinhardt RB. Davis Bart Cradit Insia Viges St. Johns and Gansing

Community visitors and weekend gatherings noted

Quarterline residents hosted St Johns visitors for several days while boys went hunting. Roy Nesper and his mother from north of Lake visited Auntie Speak. Birthday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Clark and Mr and Mrs Bigelow with Ray Clark. Lake Grange plans to meet Chippewa Grange Saturday with local attendees. Mrs Robi Garson Jr visited her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Beck of Rosebush.

A. C. Bigelow St. Johns Roy Nesper Lake Auntie Speak Wo. Clark Bigelow Walter Hughes Ray Clark Lake Grange Chippewa Grange Sam Brown Clark Bob Sowie Robi. Garson, Jr Fred Beck Rosebush

Valley Echoes of Visits and Revival Messages

Mrs Harvey Armentrott and sons Donnie and Billy of Hayle spent a week with Mr and Mrs James Teale and family. Miss Daisie Bruckart of Clare visited Tuesday and Wednesday with her parents and delivered the message last Tuesday night in the revivals at Solonville. Mrs David Teale and son Lawrence were Thursday afternoon callers at Will Teale’s of Hinkleville.

Harvey Armentrott Donnie Billy Hayle James Teale Daisie Bruckart Clare Wm. Bruckart Solonville David Teale Lawrence Will Teale Hinkleville

Sunday Family Visits and Local Illness Span Coleman Area

Southeast Sheridan Roscoe Smith and family spent Sunday with his niece and family the Methners near Coleman. Mrs Nettie Macklem stayed in Coleman with her sister. Gerald and family visited Coleman while Roy Schaarig is ill and their daughter has scarlet fever. Norman Densmore and wife went to St. Louis last week and dined with Mrs Easler known as Mrs Pendell. The Shatters were at Clarence Jordan home and Mrs Clarence Jordan visited her mother Mrs H Grigg. Frank Loomis and family moved to Orla Barber farm. Gail Sowle visited grandparents at the Ff Cos home.

Roscoe Smith Neice J. Methner Coleman Nettie Macklem Gerald Roy Schaarig Norman Densmore St. Louis Easler Pendell Densmores Shatter Clarence Jordan H. Grigg Frank Loomis Orla Barber Gail Sowle Ff. Cos

Making Sirups for Waffles and Griddle Cakes

A 1931 recipe guide describes affordable syrups for waffles and griddle cakes. It covers white sugar syrup, old fashioned molasses flavor, cane and corn syrups, a honey-sweetened version, and a caramel syrup method using granulated sugar, water, and careful heating.

McClure Newspaper Syndicate Cwnu Service

Harbor Beach Wins Tuberculosis Seal Sale Award

Harbor Beach in Huron county won the Michigan Tuberculosis Association high school tuberculin testing program award for Class C students. Clare's Christmas seal sale totaled 78.95 dollars, with Harbor Beach averaging 385 seals per 587 students to earn the special program recognition.

Michigan Tuberculosis Association Harbor Beach Huron County Henry Baumgarten Clare Michigan Baumgarten

Citizens State Bank Money Orders Advertises Convenience

An advertisement for Citizens State Bank promotes convenient money orders for sale as a safe way to send money. The notice highlights service at the bank and positions money orders as a protective financial option.

Citizens State Bank

The Rural Postman Song

A humorous verse recalls a rural mail carrier braving frost and blizzards to deliver pennies and stamps. The speaker dislikes cold hardships but accepts them as part of delivering mail to farmers, ending with a cheer for the stubborn, smiling postman with loose pennies in the box.

Vernon Hill News Sympathies and Social Visits Noted

Vernon Hill News reports the death of Wesley Snider's sister in law Mrs. Robert Farrington and condolences to the family. It lists numerous social calls and visits among Hill residents including the Borders Adams Browns Leichti Akeys and Pringles plus attendance at a rabbit supper at Union Grange and a party at Clarence Seils.

Thoxine Promises Quick Throat Relief Prescription Aid

An ad touts Thoxine for sore throat relief claiming rapid effect from the first swallow. It warns most coughs stem from throat irritation and that the medicine stops this, with a money back guarantee. Available at Mussell's Drug Store and other drug stores.

Mussell

Washington News and Comments on Federal Budget Facts

The piece outlines how federal revenue relies on indirect taxes and how seventy cents of each dollar funds past wars and future security. It explains department roles from Agriculture to Justice, Post Office deficits, and steps to curb spending without harming essential functions, including Navy build-up and delayed public works until the budget balances.

Army Navy Veterans’ Administration War Department Navy Department Veterans Administration China Department of Agriculture Department of Justice U. S

Government vows to balance budget amid bond stability fears

The speaker warns that failing to match government income with current taxation expenditures risks depreciation of bonds and the overall financial system. With heavy depreciation already occurring in industrial and other bonds, the budget must be balanced at all costs and Congress is determined to do so.

Congress

Everett youth believed heaviest person weighed 600 pounds

Henry d Antonio of Everett Massachusetts died in August 1930 at age seventeen and weighed about 600 pounds. The Sentinel notes the claim as the heaviest person in the civilized world.

Henry d'Antonio Everett Mass

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