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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1935
Page
3
The Hayes Agricultural High School senior class will present The Tin Hero Friday night February 8 at the Community Building. Proceeds fund a piano for the building, with Rev Clapp presiding at the church service and Chas Kleinhardt as pastor.
Tommy Myers and Tomasik and sister hosted by Mr and Mrs Myers of Arthur for Sunday dinner. Many neighbors and relatives from Saginaw Flint Clare Frost and Detroit visited or hosted others this week. Mary Keminer of Saginaw obituary noted. travel includes Harold Griffen family visiting Saginaw and Florida trip noted for Mrs Hallett and Clara Louise.
Charles Lewis Brown, 41, of Hatton township, died January 28 at General hospital in Mt. Pleasant after weeks with ruptured appendix and peritonitis. Born May 10, 1883 near Clare, he lived his life in Hatton township, married Lottie Hunt February 10, 1906, and farmed locally. Survived by widow, five sons Ralph, Ray, L. G., Howard, Leslie. four daughters Viola Corder, Beatrice, Leona, Shirley. parents Silas and Mrs. Silas Brown. brother Nathan. sister Mrs. Carrie Ross. and many relatives. Funeral services by Masonic Lodge at Congregational church, Rev. Burton officiating. burial in Maple Grove cemetery.
We thank the many friends the Masonic Lodge and the choir for kindness and Rev A H Burton for comforting words during our recent bereavement in the death of our husband and father Lewis Brown Mrs Lottie Brown and family
Miles M. Callaghan analyzes the fifty-eighth Michigan Legislature session noting tax and budget debates. He outlines proposed exemptions for homeowners 65 and older, farm and home tax impacts, and political maneuvers by agricultural lawmakers. He urges financing old age pensions through new taxes and discusses sales tax exemptions and the constitutional hurdles ahead.
Vermont, Massachusetts and Maine stand as the top granite producers in the United States shaping nationwide quarry output with sizable shares from each state.
Little Jimmie Thomas two and a half of Hatton suffered severe hand injuries after his hands were caught in a washing machine wringer on January 28. His left hand was freed quickly, his right hand trapped beneath the lower roller, bruising and cuts reported. The family sought medical help from Dr Hammerberg of Clare and progress was reported as favorable.
Miss Htho Alee daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Moore and Kenneth Smith son of Claude Smith of Belleville united in marriage by Rev H B Curch at his Mt Pleasant home using ring ceremony. Witnesses were Miss Jessie Allen and Sanford Barber. The bride wore blue crepe and is a popular Harrison graduate of 1933. The couple will reside in Wayne after the ceremony.
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