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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1931
Page
2
Community groups announce a busy slate of events. Red Cross hosts annual meeting and banquet February 25. Kings Daughters and Ladies Aid plan meetings with hosts Mrs. Clure and Mrs. Clayton Jones. Guild, Lutheran Ladies Aid, and study club schedule January gatherings and luncheons with noted members and venues.
The Maple Grove Aid Society will meet on Thursday January 29 with Mr and Mrs B Schofield hosting a pot luck dinner at noon.
On Wednesday January 14 at 4 30 Rev A L Davis pastor of the Church of God Clare will start an old time gospel revival at the Sheridan Baptist church six and a half miles northeast of Clare Everyone is invited to join and help save souls The program will preach nothing but the unadulterated word of God Bring your bibles
Dance fivery event listed for Saturday night at Duncan's hall number 48. Community social with music and dancing planned for weekend attendees.
A classified notice seeks two three day old calves offered by Clyde Allen. Contact via phone 221943.
Michigan farmers may secure 6 percent loans for nine months to buy seed and fertilizer. Funds come from a recent Congressional appropriation, with collateral in crop bed or personal property. County agents report many loan requests and a county committee will approve loans for timely allotment.
Advertises Exyello coal at 6.00 per ton off car or 6.50 delivered in ten lots. Promises low prices on tires tubes and tire chains. Sells alcohol 20c quart and zero motor oil 20c quart. Tra Richmond, South McEwan St.
Roller skating advertised at Clare Road Leveler Works east 4th street every night except Sunday from 7 60 to 11 00 p m. Saturday afternoon 2 00 to 4 30. John Northon proprietor John Groves floor manager.
The Clare Shipping Association lists shipping dates on Tuesday January 13 and Tuesday January 27. Shipper A Dawson directs interested parties to call 220F21 for details.
Friday dances hosted by Advance Grange at Bim Grove hall feature live music by Buxton with admission set at 50 conte. Committed attendees welcome.
The new observatory, the largest in the Far East and second only to Germany and the United States, cost about 200000 dollars. It features an 11 meter telescope with a 26 inch lens and is led by Doctor Hashimoto. The facility enables Japanese astronomers to work freely and compete with international peers.
The annual meeting of the stock holders of The Citizens State Bank will be held Tuesday January 13 at 4 p m in the directors room for election of directors and other business. Signed The Citizens State Bank James Bicknell President.
Holders of The Clare County Savings Bank are convening on Tuesday January 18 1931 at 10 00 a m in Clare Michigan to elect directors for the ensuing year and to transact other business that may come before the meeting GC H Sutherland cashier announces the notice dated December 19 1930
Shipping date set for Tuesday January 20 for Warmers' livestock product promotion. P F Geeck listed alongside tele phone contact details and a 13 percent figure.
Coleman hosts a weekly dance each Wednesday with prizes and music by the Petty Orchestra. Admission is 60 cents. manager note indicates events run regularly.
Mrs. I N Lansing of Herrick visits Detroit and Flint relatives. Grand Rapids visitors Laura Depew stay with EH C Cudney. Hunter Hilldebrandt says no rabbit hunting extension. Rolland Dysinger wins Crosley radio at the Ideal Theatre New Year night. Mrs. M A Doherty hospitalized in Bay City. Sentinel calendar demand prompts subscribers to call. Frank Murdock moves to Bellegrade Florida for future home. W S McAllister takes Bad Axe elevator job in Mindon City. Fred Zimmerman drives Edick to Bay City for surgery. J D Lansing returns after lake season. Marjorie Lansing accompanies him to Canada. Wm Langin returns from Bay City hospital to Sheridan. Emma Radcliff family visits Madison Wisconsin. Scouts plan ice rink behind Clare school. city approves water for ice bed. One hundredth birthday of Mrs Ann Sternaman of Owosso noted. BE Sternaman’s grandfather ill with cold.
School notes from the term describe a goldfish in the kindergarten, rising student excitement, and several ill students list Thomas Holbrook Gloria Stephen Zeda Stottlemeyer and Francis Mc Phail as among the sickest. Milk is now served. many students drink it. Elton returns in third grade while Floyd misses due to his sister’s illness.
Michigan tourism remains steady in the downturn with park attendance rising from 5.4 million in 1928 to 8.89 million in 1930 and non resident tourist taxes near one million dollars. The Northeastern Michigan Development Bureau will publish a real estate booklet listing prices and descriptions to boost sales, including resort properties, funded by a nominal listing fee.
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