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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1932
Page
2
Wednesday Mrs. Groves Ppa hosted a surprise bridge evening in her honor. Gifts were opened during the party and high bridge scores were won by Mrs. Amey Parker and Mrs. Hd. Johnston.
Local residents and visitors share travel and family news from Clare area life. The column lists guests and departures including the Hall and Radcliff families, the Mercers at Columbus to attend the United Commercial Travelers Convention, Wilsons after encampment in Petoskey, and EF Ballinger with Martha Ballinger returning from Los Angeles. Dorothy Comer, Bay City, to sing on WCBM. Helen Slentz’s visit. Thornthwaite teaching at Mt. Pleasant. multiple extended family gatherings at Lake George and cottages with friends and relatives in Clare, Muskegon Heights, Flint, Sheridan, and Bay City.
Local Firestone dealer James Clute warns car owners to purchase tires now to avoid higher costs after a June 21 tax on tires. He stresses safety, noting worn tires risk accidents and underscores Firestone features like gum-dipped cords and non skid tread for lowest tire mile costs.
Notice to landowners in Grant Township Clare County Michigan to cut and destroy noxious weeds by July 10 1932. Failure to comply makes the violator liable for cutting costs to be levied against the property as taxes. Dated June 22 1932 signed by Robert Wilson Highway Commissioner.
A community celebration at Chippewa Lake Michigan features free barbecue coffee and milk plus music and a public dance. Speakers include U S Representative Roy O Woodruff and candidates T Carl Holbrook Wm F Turner Brinton F Hall with Vagabond and ten radio artists providing entertainment. The pavilion remains open for dancing Saturday night and Monday afternoon and evening.
To all who in any way helped us during the illness and death of our beloved son and brother also J E Doherty and Son Fr Morrison for their services and consoling words and to all who remembered him with flowers and spiritual offerings we feel very grateful Mrs Rosella Seibt and family Mr and Mrs John Seibt Mr and Mrs Joe Methner
The Clare Shipping Association lists shipping dates for July 12 and July 26. Contact A. A. Dawson, Shipper, at phone 220F21. Fly Chaser priced at 59¢ per gallon at Anderson's with bring your can.
The Busy Bees of Dover host an ice cream social at the school house lawn on July 1. All Rebekahs should attend the lodge next Tuesday eve ning for important business. Maple Grove church holds an all day grove meeting on July Toth. Surrounding churches and pastors are invited. The Guild’s annual picnic is next Wednesday at Wilson State Park in Harrison with a 2 36 PM congregational church meet up and pot luck supper inviting husbands.
An elegant Tuesday ceremony at the M E parsonage officiated by Rev. J B Lockyer united Detroit dentist Noble Schindler and Florence Ott. The bride wore orchid as Clare and Bertha L Ott of Detroit witnessed the wedding observed in the article.
GHO Bates announces candidacy for Clare County Sheriff nomination on the Republican ticket. Primary election date targeted for September. Campaign signage and seeking voter support across Clare County.
Charles M. Wright announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Clare County in the September primaries. Political advertisement.
Farmers advertise livestock sales with shipping dates on Tuesday July 5 and July 19. Contact P. F. Geeck in Mer for details. Also promoted are selling old batteries radiators and green hides at Samborn's, phone 23. Fly Chaser 59c gallon at Anderson’s, bring your can.
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