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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
2
County Agent P D Gibson reports trials in Arthur and Hatton townships using pyrethrum with bentonite or propenone as carriers. Pyrethrum bentonite achieved about 80 percent tick kill in 24 hours and near 100 percent in six days, offering an inexpensive emergency relief when dipping is impracticable.
The Elm Grove Extension group of Michigan State College held a meeting at the Grange hall with eighteen members and two visitors present. Mrs. Mary Fancon led a brief session, followed by a lesson on Color in the Home by Mrs. Cora Wilson and Mrs. Irma Williams. A chicken dinner, games, and a poetry reading plan for January 31 were noted.
A brief note thanks friends and the Sophomore class for yard flowers and fruit sent during a hospital stay. Herbert W. Brown expresses gratitude and asks others to accept his thanks.
The Rebekahs hold a record party and dance Wednesday night January at the IOO OF BF hall. Supper 10 cents. Those who furnish milk will be given a supper ticket.
Local organizations list monthly gatherings for January including Zenobia Chapter O H S meeting the first Thursday, Walter Larman Post 128 legion on the second and fourth Mondays, Cream Payne Division 2, Ladies Union luncheon and annual meeting on January 6, Mabel Bradley Court 387 Saturday, and revival services at Hagle church. Also slated are auxiliary meetings January 9, Clare Study Club events January 10 and 17, Congregational church annual meeting January 10, and King’s Daughters event with Mrs Osborne. Visitors welcome.
The Like Home Furnishing Extension group met December 28 at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Scott with 13 members present. Mrs. Jane Brooks chaired. after roll call the lesson Color in the Home was explained with color schemes. The group adjourned and scheduled the next meeting for January 31 at Mrs. Ada Halstead’s home.
A four year old named Allen got into a free for all with neighborhood children after a dispute. At dinner, he admitted to hiding behind a title bush when asked what he did by his father.
A fragment from Pathfinder Magazine discusses a person named Jame- Sati with ambitious ideas and ties to the movie industry in California. It mentions a figure Bearstie noting connections in the industry and references a producer or similar role and a tipping actress.
Readable text shows a garbled dash of quoted speech and scrambled words. No clear names dates places or events are discernible, making it impossible to identify a coherent person or action. The fragment lacks sufficient context to form a factual news item.
Michigan Of) Journal cites opposition to the exclusive franchise granted to the Michigan Natural Gas Co. critics argue it hands control of water power sites and gas resources to New York capitalists. They urge a legislative investigation to challenge the deal and defend Michigan taxpayers rights.
The document sets minimum qualifications for teachers and leaders, requiring college work equivalent to senior college graduation and fifteen semester hours in education. It limits emergency hires, defines teaching and pupil loads, and restricts athletics to state-approved meets for accredited schools. The rules emphasize nonretroactive standards and explicit certification for temporary cases.
Unclear OCR fragment includes scattered terms like LIST YOUR LIVESTOCK and references to Farthers Eons sniping Miesday January 17 and Pelephons '39 BB Gestk Met. The text is fragmented and reads as a damaged notice or listing with no coherent event or entities.
Fragmentary report notes a Section 9 property and a company project. Mentions a planned operation with nitro compounds, a warned heavier charge, and a commercial well effort. Details are garbled and names or dates are unreadable.
City records show the Clare Michigan regular council meeting of December 19 1932 with Mayor John Ht Mien presiding. Aldermen Archambault Bayes Forbes Detwiler Holmes Ramey present. no absences. Various accounts classified as bills were approved for finance committee referral and later allowed.
The article notes goldfish and silverfish destroy larvae and should be kept in artificial pens. It mentions minnows introduced with success in localities and various predatory aquatic insects feed on larvae. Spiders trap adults. certain birds feed on adults, while hats eat the larvae.
A dance will be held at Mt Vernon Grange on Friday evening January 18. The notice confirms a social gathering with music and dancing to be enjoyed by attendees in the Mt Vernon area.
Lincoln debate centers on Ezekiel’s beard on the eight external figures carved on the Nebraska state capitol tower. Commission members clash over biblical instruction versus artistic interpretation as controversy echoes debates around Lincoln’s own beard. Critics argue Ezekiel’s beard was unnecessary while defenders cite biblical orders and long prophetic tradition.
A late night wedding reception recounts improvised pancake making by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Penrose. Guests churned batter using home ingredients while mischief and a car mix up sparked amusement and chaos, ending with the groom finding his bride at grandparents in Clare.
Michigan’s oil output for 1982 boosted its ranking to ninth among oil producing states. The U S Bureau of Mines report shows Michigan’s wells produced 5 766 000 barrels in the first ten months, up from 3 785 000 in 1981 and 1 928 000 in 1930, reflecting a strong year despite earlier placement.
The Clare Shipping Association announces shipments on Tuesday January 10 and Tuesday January 24. Contact 220%21, BR. A. Dawson, Shipper, for details and scheduling.
Taxpayer duties outlined as payment times at Citizens State Bank each Saturday from 2:00 to 3:30 PM. Tarte may receive taxes at the Dover store during weekdays. 814 R. V. Rule, Treasurer.
Local shop Samborn's in Phore advertises to buy used batteries radiators and green hides at 28 Clare-a dvy offering cash for recyclable materials and hides amid a general salvage notice.
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