Hayes Agricultural High School presents The Tin Hero
The seniors staged The Tin Hero at the Community Building Friday to raise funds for a new piano. Local families attended and the event drew praise for the performance and community support.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1935
Page
3
The seniors staged The Tin Hero at the Community Building Friday to raise funds for a new piano. Local families attended and the event drew praise for the performance and community support.
A fragmented OCR list shows various canned goods dry goods and baking items including Light House Pancake Flour Bibbag shredded Wheat Our Own tea Alaska pink salmon Prunes Tomato Juice Calumet Baking Powder and Mothers Pride flour with scattered prices and quantities. The text appears as a low quality archival snippet of a store promotion.
Dictionaries prefer the Spanish pronunciation with the second syllable stressed though both forms to day o are cited by authorities. The article contrasts to day o and to deed pronunciations as variants in usage.
A birthday gathering for Margaret included twelve small girls and Mrs Robert Aeluchiter attending. The party began early with children playing games and prize giveaways. Margaret received many nice gifts from her friends.
The Out' Door Girls Club led by Mrs. William Murphy met after school Monday for Bible study and a brief welfare report. Ten members attended and the session ended with games and light refreshments.
Heavy death toll in Harrison with three Hyves lost and a stillborn infant. A newborn died minutes after birth. funeral held with Rev. Light speaking. Also two Harrison pioneers Mrs Gray and Mrs Mills died on February 7. Louisa Evangeline Russell Currell Gray, born May 22 1857 in Allsville Michigan, died February 7 aged 77. Funeral held at Frost Township Cemetery by Elder George Bailey. Survived by daughter Hattie Cosgrove, six grandchildren, eight great grandchildren.
Maggie Stanley Mills born June 2 1863 in Indianapolis died February 7 at 71 years eight months five days. She married Elvin H Mills September 29 1882 and lived in Lenawee then Clare counties. Survived by six daughters and four sons, funeral at Frost home with interment in Frost cemetery.
The term junket originally described a banquet or picnic but has evolved to denote a trip at public expense by government officials. Some cite it as a field tour for examining distant regions, allegedly for Congress related tasks.
Lesson outline on first and second Peter stressing heavenly citizenship and earthly duties. Key points include abstaining from lusts, living honorably among Gentiles, submitting to civil authorities, honoring others, loving the brotherhood, fearing God, honoring the king, and enduring suffering for Christ as a Pilgrim and sojourner in a hostile world.
A devotional мысл follows that every mental movement and religious activity of life should be a heartfelt plea for deeper and sweeter fellowship with God, urging consistent striving for closer spiritual union.
A call for a renaissance of character amid global distraction. The message urges people to recognize obligations like debts and to foster faith that motivates active help rather than concealment. It emphasizes honesty and courage as antidotes to neglect.
An optimistic view of life is challenged by a belief that human immortality is false or hollow. The text questions the value of a belief system that promises eternal life.
R F Reed from University of Illinois agricultural service highlights eight years of farm records showing good seed corn curing and storage adds about 2.3 bushels per acre, potentially saving over 10 million dollars in nationwide corn returns if 1935 is normal and prices stay favorable. Rapid drying with controlled heat and ventilation prevents moisture buildup and mold, contrasting porch or driveway drying practices.
Lake area residents report Calven Tryon lost a horse given by his father years ago. Mr and Mrs Lewis Rogers of Farwell spent the past week at the Harry Cornell home. Several Farwell visitors, shoppers from Clare, and relatives from Flint and Grand Rapids are mentioned along with church prayer meetings and Extension Club gathering.
The encyclopedia classifies the tomato as a fruit. Honey should be kept dry and warm unless sealed. Dried beet pulp can replace hay at two thirds of a pound per pound. Canadian western sheep ranges yield 150000 to 200000 lambs yearly. Milking cows require long paths from barn to milk house, affecting workload. Spray compounds harming teeth are noted. Grain mixtures with 12 to 14 percent protein suit cows on good hay and corn silage. Farmers near St. Louis plowed under vegetables to use as fertilizer.
Mr and Mrs Vic Finch of Farwell visited at the Tavern on Thursday. Mrs Geo Scott visited her parents in Clare on Wednesday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Earle Shook of Baldwin spent Sunday with Bert Scott in Clare. Mrs Scott improving slowly. Bert Scott made a Clare business call Monday. Mrs Anna Hindman shopped in Clare Monday. Chas Scott drove his wife to Clare General hospital Monday for an appendix operation Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Raymond Scott and son visited Flint over the weekend. Mrs Robert Irwin and children returned with them. Farwell Lake seventh and eighth graders played a close basketball game Monday evening, Farwell losing 9 to 19.
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