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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1932
Page
4
Daily rail times outline routes to Midland Reed City and Saginaw with Sunday changes. Local notes report visits, births, weddings, church events, and community updates from Clare and surrounding towns, including market specials and hospital assignments.
Michigan State College resumes the home economics radio hour on WKAR starting Monday January 4 and continuing on weekdays until May 28. Talks by faculty and extension staff run 3:05 to 3:15 PM, focusing January on Nutrition with Dr Marie Dye and Miss Elizabeth Whitaker presenting Dietary Standards. A tip notes cleaning window sills helps them stay clean longer and stresses protective foods like milk fruits and vegetables for family health with milk portions for children and adults.
We extend grateful thanks for kindness during sickness and death of our brother. Thanks to Rev Howdiich for comforting words and to the choir for their song. My and Mrs Thos Hutchinson My and Mrs Robt Hutchinson and Family.
Mr and Mrs Bill George moved into the morning house on Hin. Mrs Donald Sheatheim of Detroit visiting her mother Mrs Senna Bisby and brothers. Bertha Cappeart went to hospital at Ann Arbor. Mrs Pearl Leichti and family spent New Years with Mr and Mrs Sam Leichti at Cesertville. Several local families spent holidays visiting relatives in Colonville Ardadia Clarksville Mt Morris Lan ding Flint Frankenmuth Bay City and Bay City operation news.
A short poem grieving the loss of Howard Louis Slater Jr a three year old child. The verse recalls his bright disposition and how his departure left a shadow in the family home. Mr and Mrs Louis Slater Jr and Joan Lucille are named as mourners.
Weekend sale highlights include 8 lbs Argo Glass Storey for 2te, 3 large cans pumpkin for 25 cents, 2 large Climaline for 39 cents, 1 qt mustard for 55 cents, oatmeal 15 cents, large bottle catsup 19 cents, 10 bars laundry soap 29 cents, pastry flour 15 cents, bread flour 59 cents per sack, sliced bacon and Fortier Peets sausage 296 cents for 15 cents.
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