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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1933
Page
8
Rep. M. M. Callaghan critiques Michigan public finance themes as the fifty-seventh Legislature faces tax debates. He questions Governor Comstock's tax plan, notes property tax limits, utility taxation, school funding, and potential constitutional conflicts while urging fiscal restraint and public input.
Four Clare students are among 215 named on Central State Teachers College fall term honor roll. Dorothy Binhammer, a junior, carried extra work and still held a B average or higher with 10 honor points. Helen House, a senior, earned 11 points in four subjects. Mary McKeever, a sophomore, 8 points in four subjects. Marion Horton, a senior, 8 points in three subjects. Harry McShea, Rosebush, a sophomore, 8 points in four subjects. Nathaniel Nichols, Farwell freshman, 9 points in four subjects.
Notice for the Clare County Democratic Convention at City Hall Gar 6 on Thursday February 16 at 2:00 PM to elect two delegates to the state convention in Grand Rapids on February 24 1933 and to transact other business. By order of the Committee.
The family of Louis Reger expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during his illness and death. Adam Reger and family extend gratitude for support received.
Central State plans a first unit of a new training school building costing up to 75000 dollars. Architect B C Wetzel of Detroit is appointed. The project, funded by insurance, aims to house kindergarten through six grades and leave junior high, appointment office, and manual arts department without permanent quarters for now. The design allows future expansion without marring aesthetics.
Educational circles express appreciation for Governor William A. Comstock a plan to shield school funding amid tax limitation debates. The program preserves the Primary School Fund near current levels while diverting sales tax items and property tax revenue to education, with minimum allocations for counties and districts to keep Clare and Michigan schools open.
Clare experienced its heaviest winter storm of the season beginning Monday night and continuing through Tuesday with heavy snow and high winds. Drifts hampered pedestrians and traffic as crews worked Wednesday to keep streets open. By Thursday cold temperatures around 14 degrees added to the hardship as coal dealers reported strong activity.
Farmers advertise livestock and produce with shipping dates set for Tuesday February 14 and Tuesday February 28. Contact P. F. Geeck of Mer. by telephone 139 for details and arrangements.
A fragment from the Lowell Evening Leader reports a reform figure described as narrow minded, clinging to anti meeting rhetoric. It notes the reformer targets gatherings and criticizes their practical politics in a disconnected item.
Coming events include Zenobia Chapter 0. B. 8S meeting first Thursday of each month and Walter H. Warman Post 128 American Legion meetings on the second and fourth Mondays. Randall 4-H Club hosts an entertainment and box social on Saturday February 18. Republican County convention Tuesday February 21, 1933. Clare Study Club plans Victor Herbert musical at Hotel Doherty February 21 at 8:00. Open physical education demonstration for parents February 24.
Official call issued to Clare County Republicans to meet at City Hall Clare February 21 1933 at 11 am to elect three delegates to the State Convention in Grand Rapids February 28 1933 and handle other business. Delegates from the September 1932 primary to serve as spring convention delegates per election law. Ben N. Carpenter chairman and Gerald Lamb secretary dated January 26 1933.
County Agent P D Gibson schedules eight meetings in Clare county on February 13 and 14 to discuss parasite control for cattle, sheep, horses, and poultry. Myr. B Dibble will outline economic loss and an eradication program farmers can implement locally.
Last week settlement was arranged in the Chancery suit Barnham versus Brown and Brown with the matter to come before Judge Hart in Circuit Court next month. The case involved two deeds and a verbal agreement to care for the grantor during his life. Burnham through attorney Wylie sought to set aside the deeds and obtain an accounting. Temporary injunction had issued. The settlement reconveyed the real estate and released other claims, and the bill was to be dismissed with injunction vacated.
Central Michigan natural gas promoters invite all interested to a large meeting in Saginaw. J L McCloskey a Detroit gas operator will speak on Gas Marketing D A Craig editor of the Remus Courier will discuss Need of Gas Legislation. Bandmaster Harry Webbley will join the school band for performances.
Mrs Chas CG Knapp announces a day nursery operating from 9:00 a.m. at 406 B Street starting Tuesday February 7 offering daytime and hourly child care with proper supervision and solicits patronage from mothers.
We sincerely thank neighbors and friends for kindness during our sorrow. Special thanks to Rev Lockyer Dr Miussell Dr Clute and Chas Thurston from Mr and Mrs Herbert W Bartling and Mrs Mortis Goodman and Mr and Mrs George Randall and Mr and Mrs Fred Goodman.
The Randall 4-H Club presents a Saturday evening entertainment at the schoolhouse on February 18 at 8 00. Everyone is invited to attend this community box social style program featuring local talent.
Garage work completed at 309 West 7th Street by Thos Cook. Vehicle owners urged to check Gall 118 for details and any required follow up services.
Fragment shows dates in February and March for slave shipping, listing contact Dawson, shipper, with a phone line and incomplete punctuation. Readable items indicate a notice of shipping dates and a contact for arrangements.
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