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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1931
Page
2
Congressman Roy C Woodruff reviews the Mussolini apology for General Butler s gaffe and his court martial outlook. He notes hearings on import restrictions and Russia relations plus Red Cross funding standoff and Mellons view on soldier bonuses. He warns on unemployment relief and pension debates.
The family of Leona Lucille Hampton expresses deep gratitude for neighbors friends and members of Mason O H 8S orders Guild and all who helped during their bereavement. Special thanks to Rev Dawe for funeral services Mr Thurston for singing and those who provided cars.
The Wolverine Lamb Production Contest reports Harrisville and nearby growers leading with 141.22 pounds per ewe from 34 ewes. Winners, including Colville and Cowell, used legume hay, copper sulphate, nicotine prep, parasite control, and purebred rams. Bulletin No. 118 details methods and results.
East Michigan Tourists Association reports T I Marston, inventor and secretary treasurer, has created a Lower Michigan map puzzle. The Bay City Log Office released the jig saw challenge with a two hour to four hour completion claim, drawing varied public reactions from state officials and tourism promoters in towns like Cheboygan, Grayling, Flint, Lansing, Pontiac, Grand Rapids, and Bay City.
The Clare Shipping Association lists shipping dates on Tuesday February 10 and February 24. M A Dawson serves as shipper and contact is 22021.
The stock at 120 West 4th Street will be sold at public auction Saturday February 7 at 2 00 p.m. The goods consist of garage repair tools and automobile accessories.
Auction notice lists livestock for sale with shipping date set for Tuesday February 17th and contact number Tele phone 139 for inquiries amid farm market listings.
Mrs Fred House spent Sunday with her sister Mrs David Mussell who is ill in Flint at her daughter's home. Mr and Mrs Frank Pringle and family move to Coleman to run Hotel Coleman. Kate TaForge of Lansing and Mrs Storken of Battle Creek visit sister Mrs F M Shumway in Clare. Clare high basketball team lost to Reed City last Friday. second team played fast but score stayed close.
Vernon Extension Group launches its fifth course at Michigan State College Hast Lansing. Project is a tailored garment sewing five. Previous projects include kitchen equipment dining room furniture sewing one and sewing two. Meeting at Mrs Gladys Robison home January 27 elected officers Chairman Gladys Robison Sec Treas Olive Irwin and group leaders Margaret Baud er and Ceoil Pedgritt. New members welcomed with a lesson March 8 at Mrs Julia McMillen home 10 to 4 pot luck lunch. Members urged to bring old material for makeover.
The Congregational Guild announces a star filled evening at the Ideal Theatre on Thursday February 12. Graham MacNamee will broadcast news from Clare. Jeanette McDonald Patsy Ruth Miller Bessie Love Janet Gaynor Louise Fazenda Al Jolson Davy Les Helen Kane John Boles Duncan sisters Cliff Edwards Ramon Novarro Tom Mix Jack Oakie in The Social Lion and more. Proceeds to Congregational Guild Benefit.
Default on a 1920 mortgage by William S Tester and Eliza beth A Teeter to Alfred J Doherty Clare Mich triggers sale. On May 11 1931 at 1 pm front door of Clare County Court House Harrison Mich the property Lot 5 Block 22 Clare City will be sold to cover due principal interest and costs including attorney fee.
The Clare Study Club presents an operetta on Thursday February 26. The Guild meets February 1 at Mrs. BE Zemmer’s home with lunch. Lutheran Ladies Aid gathers February 11 at church parlors. Ladies Union meets Friday afternoon with Mrs. Fred Hudson. Mrs. Sutherland hosts next week. The Study Club banquet for husbands is February 10 at 7 p.m. at Hotel Doherty.
A masquerade Valentine party is scheduled for Friday night February 13 at Advance Grange hall in Elm Grove. Local organizers announce the event and invite community members to attend the social gathering.
Ad lists homemade ring bologna 10 cents per pound round beef steak 20 cents per pound beef pot roast 15 cents per pound beef stew 10 cents per pound pure lard 2 pounds price not stated pure pork sausage 25.8 cents per pound trash eggs 20 cents per dozen pork roast 16 cents per pound liver sage sausage 10 cents per pound.
Floyd Kirkpatrick sells MEBA Alkaline Powder advertised to relieve stomach trouble in ten minutes or less. The claim notes soothing ingredients restore balance and outperform soda or potassium, with a satisfaction or money back guarantee priced at $1.00.
The Petty Orchestra provides music for a Coleman venue dance every Wednesday night. Admission is 50 cents. prizes available and a manager is listed.
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