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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1935
Page
4
The West Branch women’s golf team could not meet Clare as scheduled, so the Sports committee split Clare players into two teams led by Jane Davy and Annabell Bampton. Jake Davy’s team won 4-3. A picnic dinner follows, with a two-ball foursome at nine.
The column lists upcoming events in Clare: I C C F Longe meetings every Friday at 8 30 p m, Health Unit class at Herrick church on July 22 with Dr Alexander, mothers and girls over 16 urged to attend, Grange rally at Wilson State Park on July 31, American Legion and Auxiliary meet first and third Mondays, Masonic Lodge meets second Tuesdays, Clare Study Club flower show on August 20 with entries invited from Clare and surrounding communities, further details next week.
Mr and Mrs Chas Sherman of Lake visit their new granddaughter. Several friends and relatives from Toledo Sag ingw Clare and Herrick stop by or stay overnight with the Teales McIntosh Smart and others. A baby girl Betty Lorraine born to John Sherman and wife July 11. congratulations to Ted Edwards and family.
Advance enrollments show more farm women will take a week off from household tasks to study and recreation at Michigan State College July 21 to 26. This tenth year for the program features home economics classes in clothing foods nutrition home management and child development with lectures by college staff and experts. Activities include morning classes afternoon sessions, daily assembly, two hour play periods, parties lectures and a Thursday banquet, with Farmers Day closing events.
The final distribution of the 1934 35 Thatcher Sias aid totaling 2 593 842 was paid to 4 112 school districts on June 26. The biennium total distribution reaches 16 623 526 with two thirds allocated per district by the 15 000 000 basis. Counties totals and provisions for junior colleges are noted under Public Act 157 of 1935 introduced by Rep Gedda.
Neal Joslin expresses sincere thanks to friends for many kind deeds during his stay at Dr Wood's hospital and after returning home. Gratitude is extended to those who provided support and assistance.
R U L Burrell and Co advertises purchase of used cars junk magazines newspapers icons radiators batteries and all kinds of used furniture. Located at first door south of P M freight house.
Announcements list newborns: Alfred Wayne Brazie, Joyce Ann Thayer, Donald Arthur Case born in July at Clare General and Hatton township. Wilard B. Hugene Bringold announced in Lansing. Parents identified include A W Brazie Lanes Thayer Horton Case Hiram Lanson and Carl Bringold.
A Korean girl describes daily life in Korea and her boarding school. She notes mud walls, thatched roofs, and heating by a fire under a mud floor. She compares vacation schedules to American schools, mentions Maung Gil, and describes class activities, dorm life, and future plans to travel to America in July.
A group of Christian youth from Michigan Epworth Leagues protest beer and alcohol ads in local newspapers. The July 9 1985 sub district rally in Hope drew about 150 attendees with signed statements from local pastors and leaders across Clare Mt Pleasant Shepherd Gladwin Sanford Hope and Beaverton.
Mrs Ralph Stevens thanks friends and neighbors for flowers fruit and visits that brightened her stay at Clare County General Hospital during her recovery and expresses gratitude for kindness and support.
The National Housing Act modernization section now covers washing machines, refrigerators, gas stoves, water heaters and other items. Raymond M. Foley states amendments remove the need for permanent attachment and allow financing for equipment and reforms to real property. He lists awnings plumbing fixtures lighting linoleum dinettes and built in mirrors as eligible items.
Elma Clute and Blanche Walker named alternates. Adelaide Wylie and Nellie Sherwood elected delegates to the District meeting at Mio. The unit invited Jane Mason of Blanchard to serve as Installing Officer for an October 7 1935 installation. A picnic was planned for August with Alt a Bellinger Belva Jackson and Alma Clute named to coordinate with the Post. Next meeting August 5 will cover yearly reports.
Crude oil production in Michigan for the week ending July 13 averaged 1 473 barrels daily as reported by the Michigan Regulatory Committee. The Porter Yost pool in Midland County averaged 26 906 barrels and Crystal Edmore fields in Montcalm County produced 7 893 barrels daily. Other fields recorded daily outputs including Greendale Chippewa 3 207 Vernon Seaton 2 082 Ogemaw 992 Saginaw Lapeer 81 Muskegon 257 Oceana 4 and Beaverton 51.
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders the final administration account of Julius Schug estate examined August 12 1935 at ten oclock AM at the Harrison probate office. Hearing to consider allowance and distribution of residue. Publication of this order to be made in Clare Sentinel for three weeks.
Misa Josephine Sines, after months at Farmington, has returned to her home on Vernon Hill. Mr and Mrs Geo Whiteside and son Jack of Pontiac visited Mrs Whiteside east of the city. Jane Ann Martin and Jane Elizabeth Milnes of Grayling were guests of grandparents Mr and Mrs Jas Rogers last weekend. Clare county map grows popular with two copies sold to Pittsburgh buyers. Grover and family of Lansing and his mother of Stanwood spent Sunday with niece Mrs Harold Conrad, recovering from surgery at Dr Wood’s hospital.
George Lumley announces a swap bureau exchange from the Soo to Ohio inviting locals to bring items or wants to trade. He also holds the Clare Novelty Furniture agency for Michigan and expects to contact many people.
Clare Mich July 1 1935 regular meeting of the Common Council. Mayor Hampton presided. Resignation of Alderman John Forbes accepted and Joe Cunningham appointed to first ward. Finance committee approved bills totaling various small expenditures for sewer street water works and cemetery. A loan of 2000 authorized at up to 7 percent interest payable January 10 1936. Meeting adjourned.
Mrs Flora Patnode returned to Farwell Sunday after visiting her sister Mrs Mae Maltby. Mr and Mrs Arthur Smith traveled to Burt for a business trip. Josephine Dillon of Saginaw joined them for a short visit before returning home. Neil McTavish enjoyed a weekend visit with his brother and family from Marlette.
Mr and Mrs John Watking Nelson son Eddie returned to Penting or day after visiting here for two weeks. Harry Spence and Neil Watkins attend Farwell Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Grant McLar ie ta Clare Thursday. Remember Grange night July 20.
Farmers are instructed to ship all livestock by 2 00 p m on July 20 and August 18 to Farmers and Produce Co. with the stated deadlines and requirements.
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