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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1932
Page
8
Michigan State College introduces kitchen tricks using a long handled pan to avoid rubbery cheese in scalloped dishes and notes high heat harms cheese. It also urges patient, age appropriate expectations for children and suggests standing on a rubber mat to reduce ironing backache. It adds a parraffin seal to salt shaker tops to prevent corrosion.
City taxpayers may pay taxes at Citizens State Bank next Thursday December 31 between 9:00 and 3:00. Mrs. Wm. Lange serves as City Treasurer administering the collection.
The Brinton five piece orchestra plays a dance Friday night at Mt Vernon Grange hall. Music starts at 9 00 pm. Admission for dancers is 50 cents and spectators pay 25 cents.
Hatton taxpayers will be at Citizens State Bank Saturday afternoons and every Friday at home to receive taxes. Albert Shaver serves as treasurer.
Farmers' Produce advertises livestock for sale with shipping dates on Tuesday January 6 and Tuesday January 19. Items include pelephate 139 and PB. F. Geeck listed as seller.
Wrist watches appear not new and date back to mid seventeenth century origins. The note highlights long history of portable timekeeping and early developments in watchmaking.
Short ad notes cheap crosscut saws and frames offered for sale at Clare Road workshop on Hast 4th Street. Prices listed as $1.00 and $1.06 with brief fragmentary copy indicating a local hardware sale.
East Michigan meetings in Clare West Branch Rose City and Prescott push the Northeastern Michigan Development Bureau plan to form shooting preserves on farms. Officials say the scheme could boost wildlife and attract tourists while giving landowners financial gain.
The Michigan Conservation Department outlines January and February spearing allowed species including carp and whitefish, and details a case in which Frank Sewers was fined for fishing out of season. It also reports a 1931 forest fire season with 4 247 fires burning 281 247 acres, noting major losses in the Upper Peninsula and infrastructure work by fire wardens.
The Michigan Department of State extends the 1932 license plate purchase deadline to March 1 1932 as relief for those harmed by economic conditions. Citizens able should buy plates before January 1. The department highlights 1931 revenue totals from gasoline tax motor vehicle weights corporate fees malt tax and other sources and notes strong performance of building and loan associations despite hardship.
A bustling list of holiday visits features Phyllis Clark with Mr and Mrs Thomas Clark, Bernice Lockwig from Saginaw staying with Leona Pringle, Carrie Pervorse with her parents, and numerous families from Rosébush Lansing and Farwell sharing Christmas with relatives. The record notes gatherings among the Horder Border families, Browns, Freemans, Davison, Shultz, Ginn, Akey, and many others as they spend Christmas and the weekend with kin and friends.
We express our appreciation to neighbors friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy during our sorrow for our mother and sister Joseph Sparta and families Frank Selsavage Geo McKeever Rozel Brooks and others.
The Clare Shipping Association announces next supping dates on Tuesday January 12 and Tuesday January 26 220821 provided by shipper H A Dawson.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention batteries and radiators aiding Greenbifes at Samborn's with unnamed references to Phone gacady. The readable items are sparse and unclear in scope.
The account logs a series of Christmas gatherings and visits. Mentions include Miss Lloyd receiving thanks, the Clark family hosting dinner with Vera of Toledo, the Bazairre due at a children's party, and numerous visits among extended relatives from Adrain Flint Clare Saginaw Owosso and Lansing, with weddings and a new mailbox addition noted.
The Misses Flora and Vreeva Stuermer spend holidays with parents Mr and Mrs De Stuermer. Albert Bruce hosts Christmas dinner with Ma and Sam Bruce family. Hazel and Leo Carr visit Clare relatives. Gover Updike family at Whit Marks in Avondale. Cora Robins and children with Ira Van Velkenburg. Budd family hosts Carl Budd and Hiv Budd in Hayes. Burt Douglas family with relatives in Temple. Paul Lang helps butcher Chas Lang in Harrison. Henry Heintz travels to Lansing for extended visit. George Heintz of Hansing joins relatives here. Ervin Bringeld from Lansing visits mother Mrs C Bringeld.
The community recounts a ideal Christmas with neighbors and relatives visiting from Chicago and Clare. Arthur Harper from Chicago arrived to visit his mother Mrs D Harper while Mrs John Sherman joined Christmas day at James Ver non home. Kelley from the Thos Brown farm and Mr and Mrs Hen Hawkins with Maggie Ward from Clare were among guests at William’s home. A large group attended the Christmas program at the Farwell Church of God last Wednesday evening.
Fragmentary notice mentions Saturdays at the State Bank of Cole mati with Roth and ongoing until December.
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