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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1934
Page
8
A seven pound son Donald Lee arrived Monday morning at the Dome of Mr. and Mrs. Lance Thayer. The couple says their family is “Bigger and Better.” Mr. and Mrs. Lee Reynolds welcomed baby Wayne Hedstill on New Year day, with mother and child reported as doing well.
District Conservation Officer Russell Martin of Bay City visited Clare and shared photos showing deer lungs infested with lung worm. He supervises nineteen counties and recently returned from Lake County after investigating the extent of the outbreak, warning the epidemic has reached serious stages.
Notice to Vernon taxpayers that William Chapple Township Treasurer will be at Citizens State Bank on Saturday January 18 and Monday January 20 to collect taxes with no fee charged.
MANN Siding notes show Norman Burton family visiting from Flint and interactions with local residents. George Wheatcroft and Marie Heber helped with chores. William Hileman and Chas Heber assisted with hog butchering. Neighbors met at the Chas Stone farm for games and a light supper Saturday night.
Rosebush junior Elizabeth Ballge plus Maureen Craig and Alona visiting relatives are noted in a list of local happenings. Moves include Pat Jackson family relocating west of Rosebush and Dennis Regan injuring himself on ice with no broken bones. A Holy Name society rally at St. Henry's parish is reported along with teaching duties and community visits.
Public invited to a Friday night dance at the old John Ott farm located two houses west of Cornwell Harvick. Carl Root announces details.
Farmers Produce Co asks livestock owners to have all stock branded, tagged, or identified by 2:00 p m on Tuesday January 16. Readiness for sale or transfer is required by the cooperative.
Community groups announce meetings and events. Venobia chapter O H S schedules monthly meetings. I O O F lodge changes start time. Walter H Larman Post and Auxiliary meet Mondays. Dr L R Templin to speak at Methodist church Friday. Odd Fellows Rebekah plan installation with pot luck. St Louis vs Clare basketball tonight. Evart and Gladwin games next week. Dover Gospel Tabernacle services Sundays at 11 30 AM. Lady Maccabees meet Wednesday at Mrs John Shultz. Help the Hostess Club meets Wednesday January 17 with Mrs Iyan McIntosh. Kings Daughters meet Thursday with Mrs A J Clute.
Clare Highs boys rallied with strong defense and teamwork led by Tupper at center and Doherty and Watson at guard. Gillis and Ackerman contributed as Clare prepares for next week home games against Evart and Gladwin with hopes for strong support.
Notice to Arthur Township taxpayers demanding tax payments at my home before March first. Only a one per cent fee will be charged. Ge0 Bates, Trdas.
Mrs J B Allen of Sheridan forwards a Christmas season letter from her daughter Mrs I Zwingman and granddaughter Beverly of Saginaw who are visiting in Burbank California They report little damage in Burbank Glendales flood devastation and Verdugo Wash searches for bodies They mention missing Rose tournament floats in Glendale and heavy rains with mountaintop cloudburst during a warm season in California signed Blanche and family.
Mrs Mary Green retained as president as the club reviews holiday service. Florence Basset reports 54 baskets and 39 families aided. Red Cross supplies 11 sacks of flour. funds reduced to 10 dollars placed in savings. New officers elected include Mary Green president, Genevieve Fleming vice president, Nellie Sherwood secretary, Adelaide Wylie corresponding secretary, Sarah Schaeffer treasurer, with Mary Green as delegate to the State Federation.
The Rehabilitation committee thanks members and outsiders for generous fruit and food donations. They sent 24 quarts of fruit and jam to disabled soldiers at Battle Creek and cigars and candy bars. Additional fruit to Otter Lake Children's Billet and boxes of food toys for local needy families were prepared.
The family of Jay Wypian thanks friends for kindness during their loss. Mary Wyman notes appreciation from the family for support and sympathy after Chusbad and father's death.
Shipping dates are listed as Tuesday Timey 23 and February 6. Contact 20622 RK Be wateraat Sippere for details.
Substantial deposit gains are reported by Citizens State Bank and the Farwell State Savings Bank in their latest official vall statements published this week in the Sentinel, covering the past two months.
In 1931 their first year the Thayer Brothers creamery produced 219,384 pounds of butter. Output grew to 348,341 pounds in 1932 and 480,008 pounds in 1933. Other departments also show satisfactory gains.
Mrs. Clinton Huliss of Detroit died instantly while her husband and son were injured and a German cashier of Carleton bank suffered a punctured lung from broken ribs in a December 31 automobile accident.
Both houses adopted a concurrent resolution asking the secretary of the interior to relinquish to the state the Mt Pleasant Indian school property including equipment and buildings.
Harold C. Ickes telegrams Governor Comstock approving the abandoned Indian School at Mt Pleasant be turned over to the State. Congress is asked to introduce legislation by Roy O. Woodrutt to effect a permanent transfer.
Bert Sheridan was charged with breaking into the Clare school building on the night of November 25 and stealing five musical instruments. He pled guilty before Judge Ray Hart in a special Circuit Court session and was sent to State's prison in Jackson for 8 to 15 years with a ten year recommendation.
Rural Mrs. Chester Pickering returned home Friday from Detroit where she stayed with her ill daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Van Valkenburg and children spent last week in Flint visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bruce drove to Mt. Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Light and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bruce visited Sunday at the Carl Budd home.
Burton Holt visits relatives in Saginaw and Flint while seeking employment. Mr and Mrs Arthur Sill return from Van Dyke with their three children to enroll them in school. Lynn Viges and family visit Roy Gordon. Dale and Billy Hartman stay with relatives at West Branch. Vera Mae Dysinger returns to school after illness. Mr and Mrs Nathan Bicknell of Saginaw greet Cornwell family. Clara Carmen of Harrison visits sister and Edna Carmen during vacation. Lynn Viges hosts his St Johns parents last week.
Mrs Nora Langworthy returns home after weeks with relatives in Clio. Christian Endeavor held at Mr and Mrs Trieteh home led by Elizabeth Dellar for Johanna Kanarr whose friends note progress. Walter Garver family moved to his mother's farm while she stays in Saginaw. Rev Buxton visits Kleinhardts and Hartman Greenhombre. Ira Miller busy at Budd Lake with help from his brother Orin. Mrs Wade Cradit hosted visitors Eunice Coulter and others. Forest Garver and Frank Nash visited Fred Allen home Friday night.
Sunday afternoon visitors included Miss Johanna Kanaar's callers Mrs. R Gordon Mrs. E Green Mrs. L Viger and Mrs W Cradit. Ben Kleinhardt family. Mickle of Dover poorly. J C Newman home saw Glenn Lower family. W M A met at Forest Garver home with smaller icy attendance. next meeting February 7 at Clair Coulters. Rev Van Brocklin helped with butchering. Mrs Loren Birdsall ill. Victor helps. Everett Allen Ernest Greer cut hardwood. Mrs Walter Dellar resumes school duties after vacation. Rev Chas Kleinhardt and family supper guests of Chas Cillax’s family. Lois Denno absent sick. Mrs Fred Allen of the Eagle visited Forest Garver family and attended services.
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