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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1933
Page
4
An old account argues schools provide social and economic benefits through market growth, job skills, health and character habits, and special education. It cites a Michigan prison mental-age survey to stress the need for remedial schooling and early intervention to address low cognitive ability.
A soft white blanket covers the earth and lawn, while stubbles stand tall in the field. Pheasants quail partridge may hide deep in thickets or hollow trees, provided by the Almighty Hand. Nightfall brings east winds and a potential blizzard before dawn.
Michigan trunk line highways stayed open despite the fiercest storm since 1918. Workers battled subzero cold from Detroit to Humboldt while plows cleared ice and snow, with only three blockades delaying traffic beyond two hours.
The Michigan House debates delinquent tax measures and options to halt land sales in May 1933. Proposals include paying all delinquent taxes through installments, and funding tax relief while weighing automobile weight taxes amid county needs. An amendment to cap county representation and curb Wayne County dominance also surfaces.
Marshall welfare officials force T. L. Bonney to surrender all but one of his fourteen cats to remain on relief. Farmers in Wilcox Township form action committee to stop foreclosures. Mrs Grace Vogely, 400 year old, dies after stepping into traffic in Three Oaks New Buffalo corridor. Nick Knash reports a $500 theft but retains $2,700 in banks. Anna Washburn, 69, fatally burns during kitchen fire at her farm. Michigan State freshman Robert Witham injured by a 16 pound shot during a Spartan dual event. Holland Crystal Creamery notes 1932 peak year with butter sales rising to 1.9 million pounds. A Belding swain jailed after courting on the Tonia girl. parked car owner is Police Chief Arthur Randall. Allen Brown, 16, gets 45 years for attacking a Sturgis girl. Stanley Letkiewicz injures leg while imitating his wrestling hero. Jackson Elks Temple sells for court costs. future sale planned. Central Michigan oil gas activity rises in January 1933 with 21 wells started and 6 new oil wells. Michigan potato harvest projected around 258,000 acres, near 99% of last year. Adrian Char Lot Stephenson Home for Aged People established via bequest. non profit formed to own operate the home bearing the Stephenson name.
Rural news notes Ray Bellinger guiding a county snow plow that covered the entire mail route number two on Monday. A birthday birth announced Loran James Hart born January 24 to Jeston Hart and his wife from Mt Morris. Local visits include the McIntoshs and Joyners east of Clare and Shoemakers from Alma visiting the Brownells.
Central State's Bearcat grid schedule features three new opponents and an all Michigan slate. Athletic Director W C Parker calls it the best schedule in a dozen years with home and away games including St Marys Kalamazoo Hillsdale Michigan Normal Detroit City Western State Ferris Institute and Alma College.
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