Farmers Week at Michigan State to Open January 29
Michigan State College announces Farmers Week starting January 29 drawing over 10 000 rural residents for seven general meetings five large banquets and 27 farmer associations. Displays exhibits and entertainments accompany talks by national and international agricultural leaders offering current problem discussions and practical remedies.
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Michigan State College
Farmers’ Associations
United States
Michigan
Hast Lansing
Local Club Meetings and Lodge Schedule Update
Church services at the Dover Gospel Tabernacle every Sunday at 11 30 in the forenoon. Zenobia chapter O B H S meets the first Thursday each month. The Guild meets next Wednesday with Mrs L B Davy. I O O F lodge opening time changed to 8 00 on regular meeting nights. Kings Daughters meet with Mrs Ernie Foss on Thursday February 1st. Ladies Union host by Mrs Mattie Kane next week Friday. American Legion Walter H Larman Post and Auxiliary Units meet first and third Mondays in Legion rooms 415 McEwan Street.
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Dover Gospel Tabernacle
Walter H. Larman
American Legion
McEwan Street
Dance and Party at Carl Root on Friday Evening
A dance and party will be held at Carl Root on Friday evening January 26. Public invited. Ladies bring cake or sandwiches.
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Carl Root
Dance Tonight at Grant Grange
Dance tonight at Grant Grange this Friday evening January 26 with admission ten cents. Local residents are invited to enjoy a social event at the hall featuring a brief program and music by a live performer.
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Grant Grange
New Arrivals Joyful Births Reported in Local Homes
New arrivals include a ten pound girl named Peggy Ann born to Mr and Mrs Vernon Funnell and a seven pound boy named Ernest Leeland born to Mr and Mrs Clinton Richmond on January 18. Word also reaches that a baby was born to Mr and Mrs Richard Ball in Mt Pleasant Friday night with Mrs Ball a daughter of Mr and Mrs John McHiheney of Rosebush.
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Land
Vernon Funnell
Peggy Ann
Clinton Richmond
Ernest Leeland
Richard Ball
Mt. Pleasant
Ball
John McHiheney
Rosebush
Bay City Fire Losses in 1933 Fall Slightly
Fire losses across Bay City in 1933 totaled 63025 dollars, a drop of 33000 from 1932. Burglars in Ann Arbor stole merchandise valued at 6000 dollars from a department store, mainly women's clothing, during weekend hours. Michigan forest land acquisitions include acres and costs for Huron Manistee Marquette Hiawatha Ottawa and Saginaw districts. Saginaw police report a fatal crash near Saginaw injuring Erwin Seidel. George Keene and son Rodney found dead from asphyxiation in a portable house in Romulus. Edwin Bowman, 88, urged townspeople to skip the G A R dinner. Spanish and World War veterans invited instead. Howard Leist, 38, of Alpena, died in a car wreck near Wastawas. Comstock approves transfer talks for Pleasant Indian School with possible state use. Voelker to form a State Educational planning commission to shape long term school financing and organization. Mackenzie warns Michigan investors about worthless oil and gas stock. buyers advised to verify state approval. Ostrowske pardoned to attend Detroit convention after a 60 day jail term for pheasant violation. Intercollegiate Peace Oratorical winner Hings of Detroit University with a 50 prize. Gordon-Anderson and David Goldman also honored.
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Bay City
Ann Arbor
Lansing
National Forest
Michigan
Huron
Manistee
Marquette
Hiawatha
Ottawa
Saginaw
Carl G. Dinse
Erwin Seidel
Diase
Seidel
Romulus
George Keene
Rodney
Washtenaw County
Fulton
Edwin Bowman
Wakeshia Township
Howard A. Leist
Alpena
Here
Leist
Gov
Comstock
Secretary of the Interior
Harold C. Ickes
Paul F. Voelker
Voetker
Chester Ostrowske
Grand Rapide
Rbert Hings
University of Detroit
Makera
H. Gordon- Anderson
Normal College
Ypsilanti
David Goldman
Detroit
Corn Hog Adjustment Contracts Open to Local Farmers
Clare County farmers may qualify for corn hog contracts under the 1930s program. Eligibility depends on average corn acreage and hog litters in 1932 and 1933, with payments of 30 cents per bushel for corn and $5 per head for hogs. County administrators will oversee signups. farmers advised to contact the County Agent.
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Clare County
County Control Association
Wheat Control Association
New Bank Law Assures Every Depositor Safety
The bank deposit guaranty bill is praised as giving deposits security under any condition, allowing banks to loan for legitimate business, and bringing long term peace of mind to hard working citizens. The speaker emphasizes congressional support and personal satisfaction with the measure’s passage.
Card of Appreciation for Kathern’s illness and death
Thankful note from the family of Kathern for neighbors friends and helpers during illness and death. Gratitude expressed to those who provided cars Rev Elliott speakers singers and especially to Kathern’s teacher Mr Kennedy Miss Reynolds and schoolmates for flowers and support from the Horning and Billsby families.
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Kathern
Elliott
Kennedy
Miss Reynolds
Arthur Horning
Clarence Horning
Glen Billsby
Adam Horning
In Memoriam of Nelson Howard
Rest on dear brother thy labor o er thy willing hands will toil no more a faithful brother both sure and kind for all of us he did his best God grant him eternal rest Grace Stoyke
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Sister Grace Stoyke
Sheridan Township Tax Notice Collected at Home
Notice to taxpayers from John Klingelhöfer, Treasurer, requesting voluntary payment of Sheridan township taxes at one percent at his home by February 20.
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Sheridan Township
Notice to Farmers Livestock Shipment Requested
Farmers are asked to deliver all livestock for shipment by 2 00 p m Tuesday January 0th at Farmera Ind Produce Co The Dan Clare Sentinel ad promises to help readers achieve results with this notice.
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Dan Clare
Molasses River Beats Camp Harrison In Last‑Second Thriller
Camp Harrison Club 1613 edged Camp 1616 18 to 17 after a late foul dropped in as the final whistle blew. Belczyk and Waluk led Camp Harrison’s attack but fortune favored Molasses River in a tight, hard fought game. The Camp Harrison boxing season closed with a January 18 exhibition at Harrison Opera House featuring seven three‑round bouts.
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Camp Harrison
Company 1616
Company 1613
Mollasses Riiver
Belczyk
Waluk
Maroons
Harrison Opera House
Bill Bodnarenko
John Sullivan
Senator Carpenter
Atty
Campean
Harrison
Morrison
Mr. Jacks
Clare
Todd
CCC Forestry District
Educational Night at Camp Harrison Features Conservation Talks
Prominent speakers from the Michigan Conservation Department address nature subjects including animal, fish, and bird migrations. William Myers discusses seven months in Alaska while Russell Martin outlines regional Conservation Bureau work. Gus Fuehr and Frank Bush discuss forest fires. Mathew Hansen to speak later. an orchestra and skit accompany events. A debate on camp affairs is scheduled for January 26.
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Camp Harrison
Conservation Department of Michigan
Michigan
Conservation Department
William Myers
Gladwin ‘Record
Alaska
Russell Martin
The
Conservation Bureau
Gus Fuehr
Frank Bush
Senator Carpenter
Harvey Dawson
Matthew Hansen
Black
Appointment of Dana as camp athletic officer and team gear
Lieutenant Dana, the camp medic, is named athletic director and will manage schedules and games. He has basketball experience from a Detroit neighborhood team. The athletics committee ordered uniforms for ten players and a ping pong table after Captain Robert P. Weil and Lieutenant Dana joined the committee.
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Dana
Harold. Dana
Company
Medico
Detroit
Robert P. Weil
Employment Uptick Seen as Men Leave Camp for Work
In December and early January seven men left the camp to accept employment in the cities, indicating rising local job opportunities and a shift in labor patterns. The move suggests improving economic conditions and growing demand for workers outside the camp.
Camp Harigan Opens Suggestion Box for Improvements
A suggestion box is installed in the Mess Hall at Camp Harigan inviting all members to submit ideas or remedies to improve living conditions. Shared proposals have already prompted changes to help the camp run more smoothly.
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Camp
Harrigan
Orchestr Being Organized at Camp Harrison
Donald Black organizes an old time orchestra at Camp Harrison with new rookies from Clare County and veterans. Allan Larnard James Mead Marion Raczor are among those performing providing music for the camp. The ensemble includes piano banjos violin accordion guitar and two mouth organs.
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Orchestr
Camp Harrison
Donald Black
Clare County
Mr. Black
Allan Larnard
James Mead
Marion Raczor
Doman Receives Promotion as Surveyor and Draftsman
Doman was promoted to the role of surveyor and draftsman responsible for mapping all work at various projects. He has studied drafting and engineering and quickly assumed duties, performing well.
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Doman
Théodore Li
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Errands
Mrs. Ralph Shull spent Tuesday in Bay City and stayed with the Robert Shulls due to bad roads. J E Doherty of Clare moved H C Mickle by ambulance to care for him with his daughter Mrs Glen Gordon. Mrs Ralph Shull enjoys a new piano. Eugene Allen and son from Coleman visited her parents. Arvilla Newman and two sons called at Mrs Acre. Vane and Vernell Mickle visited the Chase Kleinharts. Clarence Davis visits Ralph Shull’s family. Daisy Bruckart has spent the week with her sisters Mrs Davis and Mrs Shull.
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Ralph Shull
Bay City
Robert Shull
J. E. Doherty
Clare
H. C. Mickle
Dover
Glen Gordon
Eugene Allen
Coleman
L. Robinett
Young people ride to Brown church services by sleigh
EAGLE Forest Leeth led a group of youths to Sunday night services at Brown church by horse drawn sleigh. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Jas McClung of Elm Grove and Mr and Mrs Gee Vandewarker. Rain Monday melted the snow leaving ice on roads. Lawrence Hutchinson ill with cold. Richard Emerson Iran Miller and Rev Chas Kleinhardt called on Rob Hutchinson. Helen Heber of Clare in town for housing survey. A play is being prepared directed by Lewis Warner. Rev Honderich preached in German to a good crowd despite road conditions. Stanley Kleiner visited from the Hotel Doherty.
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Jas, McClung
Elm Grove
Lawrence Hutchinson
Richard Emerson
Iran Miller
Chas. Kleinhardt
Rob
Hutchinson
Helen Heber
Clare
Lewis Warner
Hondérich
Stanley Kleiner
Doherty
Parsonage Study Highlights Mark Chapter Two
During Wednesday service the Parsonage study centered on Mark Chapter Two. The choir met after prayer. Callers to the parsonage last week included Irene Rank and Elsie Rank plus Mrs. Robert Kleiner Threase Hem street Wilma Bay and Clyde Kittler.
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Mark
Irene
Elsie Rank
Robert Kleiner
Threase Hemstreet
Wilma Bay
Clyde Kittler
In Memoriam Gall Not Back the Dear Departed
Poem memorializing a deceased woman with lines on heaven and reunion. Dedication notes Mrs. Carl Walters and sister-in-law Anna B. Heuschele. reads like a traditional obituary verse with mourning tone and religious imagery.
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Carl Walters
Anna B. Heuschele
Shipping Dates From Clare Shipping Association
The Clare Shipping Association announces next shipping dates on February 6 and February 20. Contact R Brooks at Walter White Shippers for details and scheduling.
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Clare Shipping Association
R. Brooks Walter White
Shippers
Clare Sentinel liner hint for next week
The note suggests trying a SHU-t themed liner for the Clare Sentinel planned for the upcoming week. It hints at a playful or punny headline idea to attract readership.
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Clare Sentinel
Meetings of Home Economic Groups
The Vernon Home Economics Extension Group met at Julia McMillen's home on January 17 for a lesson titled making the farm feed the family. Ten members and two visitors attended as they compared food narrative values and built a weekly family budget showing farm produced costs versus purchased options.
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Vernon Home Economics
Julia McMillen
Margaret
Bauder
Margaret. Bauder
Evelyn Turner
M.S. C
Frances Funnell
Seven Thousand Islands in the Philippine Group
The article notes that there are roughly 7,000 islands making up the Philippine archipelago within the group.
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Philippine
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Zenobia Chapter
O. BH. S
Guild
King’s Daughters
Ernie Foss
Mattie Kane
Ladies Union
Mickie
Blank & CO
Blank& CO
Wee Lee
Nelson Howard
John Klingelhofér
Treas
Farmera Ind. Produce Co
Albin
Makowski
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the Peoples Bank
Citizens State Bank
aAurals
Forest Leeth
Brown
Memoriam
Chas. M. Wright
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