Horse Parasite Campaign Opens in Clare County
A series of meetings in eight Clare County communities begins next week to educate farmers on horse internal parasites and bat infestations. County Agent P D Gibson outlines a plan for affordable treatment by local veterinarians, with sessions Monday through Friday at various town halls and schools.
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Clare County
P. D. Gibson
Bruce “Army
Greenwood
Simon Vanderwoude
Winterfield
Hamilton Town Hall
Frost Town Hall
Grange Hall
Lake
Grant Town Hall
Court House
Harrison
Little Norway School
Redding &Pownship
Dramatic trial at Methodist Church draws large crowd
The church seating was full Sunday evening for the Educational project trial Who Killed Sarl Wright conducted by the Anti saloon League. Frank Church of Holly led the prosecution and cast members were Clare residents. Church praised locals and the program inspired many youths and about two hundred adults pledged to abstain from alcohol.
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Sarl Wright
Antisaloon League
Mr. Frank
Church of Holly
Clare
Church
Community Meeting Calendar and Church Notices
Local organizations announce meetings and events. Clare Chamber of Commerce and Zenobia Chapter O E S hold regular monthly sessions. Dover Gospel Tabernacle services every Sunday at 11 30. Lodge openings adjusted to 8 00 on meeting nights. Walter H Larman Post and Auxiliary meet on the first and third Mondays at 415 McHwan Street. Rev Ira D Crewdson to discuss Japan the Sunrise Kingdom at Gilbide Christian Church February 16. Lutheran Ladies Aid meets for February 8th at church parlors. George Washington supper February 22 at M B Church. Clare Study Club February 27 at Mrs Josephine Anderson's. Weather and San banquet February 27 at Congregational Church. Chas Bachman head football coach may speak at Michigan State College. Northeastern Church of God youth convention March 4 Bay City sessions at 10 00 am. Machinery repair meeting March at Wilkinson's Implement Store.
Fish Supper and Dance at Mt Vernon Hall
A fish supper will be served by the Mt. Vernon Grangers at their hall at 8:30 Friday evening. The event on February 1 features supper for 25 cents and a dance for 10 cents. Everyone is welcome.
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Mt. Vernon
Harness Oiled Improves Longevity and Handling
A terse notice urges readers to oil and repair harnesses immediately. It claims oiling extends harness life, improves handling, and offers a $1.00 per set service by AUSP BF. Creguer, promising better service now than later.
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Creguer
Walter H Larman Auxiliary Sewing Session Report
Walter H. Larman unit of the American Legion Auxiliary held its fifth all day sewing session on February 8 at Catherine Rudy's home. Eleven members worked on the Sunbonnet Baby Spread for Otter Lake Children’s Billet and completed twelve baby diapers. A pot luck luncheon followed. Blanche Walker received a 4 dainty hand braid age as prize for outstanding work and attendance. Prizes were given by Ruth Parent Adelaide Wylie Edith Gorr Myrtle Harger Elma Clute Alicea Golden Iyone Gorr for handmade items. Alta Bel linger received a yellow butterfly holder.
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Walter H. Larman
American Legion ‘Auxiliary
Catherine Rudy
Otter ‘Lake
Alta Bellinger
Blanche Walker
Prine
Whrough
Ruth Parent
Adelaide Wylie
Edith Gorr
Myrtle Harger
Elma Clute
Alicea Golden
Iyone Gorr
Ben Carpenter Seen as Steady North Country Senator
A Michigan State Digest profile portrays Ben Carpenter of Harrison as a hard working representative who votes reliably for his district. The piece praises his direct, practical approach and his rise from a gas station operator to a Lansing lawmaker.
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Ben Carpenter
Harrison
State Senate
Senator Carpenter
You
Lansing
Carpenter
Michigan State Digest
Mayer to Manage Large Merrill Hatchery
Albert Mayer returns to Merrill to run the hatchery once owned by his late brother Michael Mayer who died in an auto accident December 31 1933. Nephew H W Mayer of Standish has bought the Merrill hatchery and takes possession. Albert Mayer also operates a Standish hatchery and his wife will assist this season. He brings five years of experience and aims to provide the former high standard of service.
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Albert Mayer
Merrill
Michael Mayer
H. W. Mayer
Standish
Mayer
Card of Appreciation for Ideal Theatre Program
The program at the Ideal Theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday nights was a splendid success. The Congregational Guild thanks all who assisted and attended and especially the Farwell orchestra and the Shepherd Christian orchestra for their splendid music.
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Ideal Theatre
Farwell Orchestra
Shepherd Christian Orchestra
Clare Shipping Association Announces Two Feb and Mar Dates
The Clare Shipping Association lists shipping dates as Tuesday February 20 and March 6. Contact R. Brooks Walter White, Shippers, at 206F22 for details.
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Clare Shipping Association
R. Brooks Walter White
Shippers
Grant Republican Caucus Held March 5 at Town Hall
The Grant township Republican caucus is scheduled for March 5 at 1 30 PM at the town hall. The page also lists meat specials at Jacksons featuring Hamburg steak priced per pound.
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Grant Township
Htall
Jackson's
Hamburg
Michigan farmers can gain payments under corn hog plan
The article explains new regulations widening eligibility for federal payments to Michigan swine and corn growers under corn hog reduction contracts for 1934. It details payout amounts, required reductions, penalties, tax exemptions, and local administration steps as farmers sign contracts through March 1.
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Michigan
Bis State
R. J. Baldwin
Baldwin
Clare County
County Agr
P. D. Gibson
Harrison
Michigan News Briefs Round Up Local Incidents
Reports from Coldwater to Jackson cover a wide set of events. Ceiling painting in a city hall, a Plymouth Rock hen hatching seven chicks, burglars leaving a safe intact after stealing money, a fatality near a rural route, and a family illness cluster. Michigan farm groups push for auto tax cuts, and a car crash rescue is noted in Saginaw. In Marquette a fatal farmhouse fire claims two children, while Jackson eyes a federal court division amid support from local lawyers.
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Marquette
Helge Wegsman
Skandia
Marquette County
Jackson
John C. Lehr
Michigan
Jackson County Bar Association
Lehr
Pleasant Valley Social Notes From Clare Area
Pleasant Valley residents visit friends and family in Clare and nearby farms. Mrs. Owen Spink spends time with her parents, Thelma Orvis and Elnora Kleiner recover from illness, and several households host callers including Bates Garver Bank Fitzpatrick and Spink families. The Ladies Aid plans a meeting at Mrs Bunyan’s home February 22.
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Wm. Bowler
Clare
Owen Spink
Orris Penrose
Thelma Orvis
Elnora Kleiner
Jennie “Bates
George Bates
Forest Garver
Brown
Kenneth Rockey
Herman Bank
Patricia Clute
Ruby Thompson
George Fitzpatrick Ware
Aid
Bunyan
In Memoriam Julius Schueg Death on February 15 1933
In loving remembrance of our dear husband and father Julius Schueg who died February 15 1933. He is gone from us but not forgotten. Mrs Caroline Schug and Children.
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Julius Schueg
Caroline Schug
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Flowers
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for support during the illness and death of our husband and father. Grateful for floral tributes and the comfort of Norris Hiden the Masonic Lodge and Rev Albert Dawe. Appreciation also extended to Mrs Mayme Rogers Mr and Mrs Arthur Brainard Mr and Mrs Gordon Rogers Mr T B Hirt.
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Norris Hiden
Masonic Lodge
Albert Dawe
Mayme Rogers
Arthur Brainard
Gordon Rogers
T. B. Hirt
Bereavement Acknowledgment for Sthermerhorn Family
The Sthermerhorn family thanks all for floral offerings and expressions of sympathy after the death of wife and mother Samuel Sthermerhorn. Lake, Michigan.
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Samuel Sthermerhorn
Famly
Lake, Mich
Eagle Community Holds Monthly Meet
The Eagle group gathers for a lengthy program featuring songs readings and recitations including Norma Bates Gordon Kleiner and Marguerite Leeth. A men’s committee serves red hot coffee jello and cake while late refreshments end with a teapot request and mild mishap before departure.
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Columbia
Norma Bates
Ruby Thompson
Gordon Kleiner
Marguerite Leeth
Walter
Donnie Kleiner
Arm Allen
Patty Clute
Salmon Levi
Bobbie Clute
Mary Gerow
Valentine
Wilma Bay
Rolling Stone
Moss
S. Runyan
Mr. Runyan
Hendrich
Hélen Kleiner
Armalie
Gerow
Owen Spink
Kenneth Rocky
Ernest Penrose
Henry Kleiner
Orville Bates
Glenn Bay
Russell Strouse
Audrey Smith
Condolence Resolution for Atherton L. Rogers
The John Q. Look Lodge No 404 F and A M drapes its charter for thirty days to mourn the loss of Atherton L. Rogers. Officers and members extend sympathy to the bereaved family and will print and distribute copies of the resolution in The Clare Sentinel and at the next regular meeting.
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Atherton L. Rogers
John Q
Clare Sentinel
John Q. Look
Acknowledgments for Brother Andrew’s Illness and Death
The family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of Andrew. They thank Rev. Telcer and the singers for comforting services, and all who offered floral tributes and assistance.
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Andrew
Telcer
Heartfelt thanks from Davis family after death
The Davis family expresses deep gratitude for kindness shown during the illness and death of their husband and father. They thank the minister singers Grangers and all who sent floral tributes or offered help, signed by Mrs. D. N. Davis and family.
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D. N. Davis
Andrew Saul of Dover Dies at 58 in Michigan
Andrew Saul born in Dover Clare County Michigan July 28 1875 died in Dover February 6 1934 at age 58 years 6 months 19 days He was the eldest son of Edward and Mary Saul who preceded him in death He worked in Wisconsin and California for 23 years with a lumber company Returning to Michigan in 1928 he lived with relatives He leaves a foster mother Mrs Merila Saul a sister and two brothers Hisie James and Arthur Saul and families a nephew Ray Smith and nieces Gladys and Lois Saul and other relatives Funeral was held at the Dover Tabernacle Saturday with burial in Cherry Grove Rev Telder and Rev Devine officiating
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Andrew Saul
Dover
Clare County
Michigan
Edward
Mary Saul
Wisconsin
California
Mr. Saut
Merila Saul
Hisie
James
Arthur Saul
Ray’ Smith
Gladys
Lois Saul
Dover Tabernacle
Jal
Cherry Grove
Telder
Devine
Notice to Farmers Livestock Shipment Deadline
Farmers Ind. Produce Co orders all livestock to be shipped by 2.00 p.m. Tuesday February 27. Prepare and deliver your stock accordingly at the designated facility.
Joyful News For Rheumatic Sufferers
Advert describes Allenru claims to swiftly ease rheumatic pain by removing uric acid. Promises relief from neuritis back ache and stiffness within 48 hours. Includes guarantee and money back offer through druggists.
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Allenru
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist Church
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Zenobia Chapter
Dover Gospel Tabernacle
Clare I. O. O. F
Rebakah
A American Legion
American Legion
McHwan Street
Ira D. Crewdson
Japan
Gilbidre
Lutheran Ladies Aid
George Washington
M. B. Church
Cluo
Wather
San
Congregational Church
Chas. Bachman
Michigan State College
Young People of the Church of God
Bay City
Wilkinson’s
POST
Congregational Guild
Grant Republican Caucus
Coldwater
Real Automobile Parts.Co
Pleasant
Rebecca Alten
Claude Whitcomb
Whitcomb
Port Huron
John Densmore
Here
Densmore
Bruce
Rose Marie
Michigan State Farm Bureau
Michigan State Grange
Saginaw
Lester Krausneck
Roy Washer
Chilren
Krausneck
Pleasant Valley
Memoriam
United States
THE
Citizens State Bank
the Peoples Bank
Eagle Community
Allen
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