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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1936
Page
4
The article urges fathers and mothers to guide children from ages one to six with proper food, clothing, and medical care. It notes growth benchmarks, risks of nervous strain, and the need for preventive exams to reduce defects such as bad teeth and poor vision before school entry.
Home Economic Group session on January 21 at Miss Helen Kleiner home. Mary Miller and Yora Penrose led the lesson Conveniences home made and purchased. Pearl Pink conducted recreation. No next meeting location decided. members to be notified by secretary Jeanette Seiner.
The Redding Two Home Economic Group met Friday evening at Town Hall with seven members and one visitor due to extreme cold. Gertude Baluss and Josephine Wheeler led a lesson on conveniences homemade and purchased, followed by plans for a minstrel March 6 with a small admission. Laura Burns, Secretary.
Mrs. George Bates expresses thanks to the Board of Supervisors Court House Staff Clare County Officials The Church at Brown Corners and friends for their kindness during her illness and hospital stay. The letter conveys appreciation and happiness from the support received.
Clare lost to Evart 37 to 26 on Evart’s floor. Neil Maxwell led Clare with nine points while Glenn Sanford added seven. The Clare Seconds dropped 27 to 21 as Lake City and Mt Pleasant Sacred Heart games are noted with tournament dates looming February 21.
We express gratitude for kindness and help during illness and sorrow. Special thanks to Dr and Mrs Lamb for aid, Rev Mrs House for words, Farwell teachers and all friends for flowers, eighth and tenth grades, primary rooms, and Mr Miller. Mr and Mrs Joe Crafard and family extend appreciation.
In loving memory of our daughter and sister Shirley Jean who departed this life one year ago February 65th 1936. A precious one from us has gone a voice we loved is stilled a place is vacant in our home. God in His wisdom has called The boon His love has given. The soul is safe in heaven from Mr and Mrs Archambault and family.
James F. Thomson, Michigan agriculture commissioner, told a Lansing crowd during Farmers Week at Michigan State College that a bonded farm produce plan would elevate quality and prices. He cited bonded labels on Michigan potatoes boosting value and urged action to curb foreign imports and restore domestic markets.
Farmers and farm women can discuss farm hen flock management with Mr. O. H. Shear Extension Poultryman of M.S. G. at Farwell Arthur town hall and Harrison next week. Morning sessions at 10 and afternoon sessions at 1 30 on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday will cover feeding culling housing chick selection and diseases with time for attendee questions.
Readers are urged to study Congressman Roy Woodruff’s weekly letter on vital questions for consumers and producers. The revived Voice of the People column explains the Townsend Plan, with Mr. Joseph Kitchin offering intelligent commentary. City Ordinance No 155 is noted as guidance for motorists to read the regulations on city statutes.
Clare I O Hall hosts a dance on Wednesday night February 12 with good music and admission at 35 cents.
A fragmented report describes early training efforts for a group of trees shaped in fan-like forms. The text references a central experimental area and notes observations on growth patterns and handling.
State Highway department at Lansing approved the low bid of Louis Garavagila Detroit for grading and drainage structures on M-115 Clare to Frankfort diagonal from 131 northwest to M-55 a distance of 2.67 miles. Also notes fall storms hindered travel and a Florida fishing party with Clare Michigan and Ohio residents caught ten kings and tuna aboard Capt Riley McClain s Betty M.
Wednesday night the farm home of Reuben Tigner on Maple Grove road west of Farwell burned to the ground from an undetermined origin. The building and contents were destroyed with no insurance.
The article lauds traditional Hawaiian feather work in helmets leis and kahilis as unmatched by experts. It highlights the skill of artisans from ancient practice to present discovery.
Thirteen year old Billy Verette won first prize in a national color-book contest by Proctor and Gamble. He earned two hundred dollars but kept the prize in the bank, planning to buy hockey skates and a leather jacket with the rest, yet delaying the spend because it felt premature.
Stockholders are warned of a special meeting at the Clare Michigan office on February 8 1936 at 3 PM to consider approval of a reorganization and consolidation agreement among Mammoth Petroleum Isabella Oil Co Inc and Mammoth Oil Co of Michigan Inc as dated January 15 1936 secretary Sidney Harris confirms the notice.
Notice instructs recipients to submit all Myestock edits by 2:00 p.m. on February 11 and February 25. Issued by Farmers Ind Produce Co.
Coming events list planned meetings for I O O F Lodge every Friday at 8 30 pm Ma sonic Lodge monthly on the second Tuesday Clare Kiwanis at Hotel Doherty Wednesdays 6 30 Father and Son banquet at Congregational church Thursday February 13 with Dr Stephen A Lloyd speaker American Legion and Auxiliary meet first and third Mondays Eastern Star gathers first Thursday at 7 30 pm.
Stockholders are called to a 2 PM meeting to approve a plan of reorganization and consolidation between Isabella Oil Company Inc and Mam moth Oil Company of Michigan Inc. The notice, dated January 15, 1936, is signed by secretary Sidney Harris.
Don Owens announces a public sale at the old Converse place one mile south and eleven four east of Clare on Tuesday February 8. The listing includes livestock and farming implements with a watch for list of items to follow.
Classified notice reports a lay's purse with money a key and a glass case missing from P B Creawer area. Return to owner for reward.
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