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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1937
Page
4
A staged flood relief drive lists numerous contributors to the American Red Cross for relief in the floca area through the Clar County Chapter. The roll includes merchants, hotels, churches, schools, and district workers such as W. P. A. staff, Harrison Board of Commerce, and various local organizations.
Sparrow hospital in Lansing hosted Chris Loeffler for a mastoid operation after days of suffering. His daughters Louise and Marie were called to his beachside Thursday. Mrs. Alex Lackie received care at the University hospital in Ann Arbor after a fall auto accident left her in a coma for most of the time. Clare County court session was postponed due to Prosecuting Attorney Donald Holbrook’s illness. he is slowly recovering at home. Greenwood township resident Himer Hosler had a timber wolf encounter while cutting wood. he distracted the animal with an axe and the wolf retreated, leaving Hosler unharmed.
Dr Nellie G Arniold reopens her chiropractic office at 306 BH 8th St offering visits Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays with other days by appointment. The notice lists her contact guidance for scheduling and emphasizes routine care.
Port Huron reports that work on the International Bridge over the St. Clair River, employing about 250 men, is expected to start in April according to the Michigan Bridge Commission attorney. The survey notes various local items including a divorce suit and other community notes across Michigan towns.
Michigan farmers are urged to verify seed sources for alfalfa and red clover as imports from Argentina and Central Europe rise. The Gooding Ketcham seed law requires foreign seed to be stained by origin. native Michigan seed is preferred, with recommendations on seeding rates and field preparation to maximize yield amid scarce seed.
The library lists new fiction including They Walk in the City by J B Priestley and Great Laughter by Fannie Hurst plus prize book The Old Ashburn Place by Margaret Flint. Nonfiction features Seven Pillars of Wisdom by T E Lawrence and Gerald Du Maurier a Portrait by his daughter. gifts noted from Mrs Rachel B Ternery and Maxine Sowle. Reader's Digest subscription from Kiwania club.
We thank neighbors and friends for acts of kindness during our bereavement. Gratitude for floral offerings and to Rev. Dave for words of comfort from Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dimmick and Mr. and Mrs. James Bicknell and family.
Mrs Burt Hubel thanks friends for calls flowers cards and candy during her two week stay at Dr C B Woods hospital.
Eagle Nutrition Class met December 17 with Mrs. Donna Peet and 10 members plus 1 visitor. Zarah Penrose and Eunice Phimsey led a lesson on insuring straight bones and sound teeth. Demonstrations featured milk through the meal and foods like cottage cheese, maple cornstarch crumb pudding, vegetable soup, calcium phosphorus and vitamin D use.
The poem recalls a desk cleaned while the speaker was away and the resulting chaos of lost items. It traces the sense of disarray returning as mail piles up and familiar objects vanish, yet hints the space will feel like home again.
The volatile ether was first prepared by Valerius Cordus in 1640. Early 19th century chemists turned to ether, noting its more violent intoxicating effects than alcohol.
Hyde Park in London spans 630 acres and shares borders with Kensington Gardens, forming a large urban green space with adjacent ads.
The M. H. E. Auxiliary met at the homes of Mesdames Bogardus and Tibbits. A sinking fund began with good funds reported and a birthday dinner committee was formed for February 10 in church parlors. Mrs. Witbeck welcomed into the society. nominating committee named. Rev. Stanford led chapel hour. luncheon served. next meeting set for February 3 with Mrs Langston.
The family expresses gratitude to friends in the Eagle Community and Clare for sympathy during illness and death. They thank Reverends Henderich and Dave, singers Mesdames Pillsbury and Rank, and all who sent flowers. Signed by Mrs. Chas Stone and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stone.
I sincerely thank Dr C B Wood Dr B J Sanford and the nurses for the many acts of kindness shown me while at the hospital. Also thanks to my friends who helped make my ishmness more pleasant Mrs Chas Goodenow
Maxine Sowle expresses gratitude to the Haworth League the American Legion the Sunday School class and friends for flowers plants cards candy and visits during hospital stay.
Public notices list weekly lodge and club gatherings with times. Events include a Presidents Ball on January 30 sponsored by Clare County Democrat Woman's club and a Methodist Auxiliary birthday dinner on February 10 at the church dining room.
The O’Conner school P T A schedules a meeting at the school house Friday night January 29 with Merle Pulcifer in charge of an amateur hour program. Francis Funnell serves as secretary treasurer and invites the public to attend.
Mrs. Almira Wedel thanks friends for gifts from a miscellaneous shower aiding in housekeeping after a December 3 fire.
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