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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1931
Page
3
Friends of The Sentinel urge those with probate notices to request Judge Dorsey to publish them in The Sentinel. Rates are 10c per line for liners and repairing notices, 5c per line as fillers, and 10c extra for headings. The Sentinel offers all kinds of job printing.
Miles M. Callaghan reviews the January budget bill clash between Governor Brucker and the Legislature over a 35 million plan. He notes cuts to a 29 million appropriation, dissatisfaction from rural districts, the governor’s veto style, and looming court challenges that may trigger a special session. He urges readers to follow legal outcomes to clarify executive powers.
Ann Arbor Daily News notes unusual medical claim linking spinal or backbone treatments to curing various conditions. The piece contrasts spinal methods with tracheal or head cold remedies, suggesting spinal approaches address cold feet and similar ailments.
Bert Anderson of Lansing visits sister Wm Leosh family. Warren Parnell’s grandfather Mr Allen of Loomis found dead in bed last Friday morning. Mr and Mrs Those Snell visited A Reed home on Sunday. Dale Drake bought Callihan store building at Loomis and moves it to his farm. Miss Lillian Badgley visits Mrs Warren Parsell. Mrs N D Harsh of St Louis visits daughter Mrs A Reed this week. Rain today brings relief after dry spell.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sutton visit Harrison last Monday. Numerous callers and resorters gather at Windover Lake with transfers between Lansing, Clare, Detroit, Alma, and Beach areas. Notables include Roy O. Woodruff, Dr. S. Brown, and Miss Laura Finch among many others visiting cottages and camps.
Local residents share visits and health updates from Brown Corners. Families like Power, Howard, Gephart, Trentch, Ott, Watson, Lautzenheiser, Nash, Green, Hartman, and others appear in weekend travel, hospital calls, and village gatherings. Ice cream supper planned at Cornwell grove on July 22 sustains community ties.
Mr and Mrs Claude Wendell and baby visited Wat families. Rev Glenn Hall baptized Edna Robison, Hdna Arrand and Shirley Trumble at Coldwater river. Edna Robison and others attended showers for Carl McAlvey and Joy. over sixty guests, meals shared, wishes for a long married life. Mrs Glenn Jarman and children visited C Hames. others traveled to Clare and Farwell.
An ad claims kidney acids disrupt sleep and cause backache leg pains and nervousness. It touts Cystex as fast acting within 15 minutes and backed by a Tron-Clad Guarantee with a money back offer at 60 cents.
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