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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
2
This brief note outlines Sentinel readers must be brief under five hundred words and sign their names and addresses to each article. Personal attacks are discouraged and the column invites thoughtful civic commentary.
Clare County residents note ongoing national actions from Washington to local sees. The piece discusses World War II era plans, reforestation camps, and a potential $30,000 R F P C appropriation for Clare County. It weighs proposals for an armory or a new city hall and calls for action rather than complaint.
Germinated oats or barley provide a convenient green feed for poultry. Feed two to four pounds per 100 birds, increasing with production, using a good grade of oats or barley. One pound dry oats yields one and three fourths pounds germinated.
Family expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for flowers fruit and sympathy during hospital stay. Mr and Mrs Paul Nass thank all who sent comfort and support.
The Arthur township Board of Review in Clare County will hold sessions June 6 and June 12 13 1933 from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM to review the assessment roll. Ray Harrold is the Supervisor.
An old classified fragment advertises livestock listings and shipping dates. It mentions producing warmers and a customer inquiry for value, with names and stray phrases like Jute 6th and 480th Palophone.
Wifty two state parks opened May 27 to serve Memorial Day crowds. Conservation Officer Clement Hildebrant was called north of Lake George Thursday on duty. A large buck was killed by the northbound Ann Arbor train. the officer arranged disposal.
Zenobia Chapter 0 BH S meets first Thursday monthly. Dover Gospel Tabernacle services Sundays 3 PM. Ladies Union meets this Sunday with Mrs Fred Hudson. Junior Senior banquet Friday June 2. Adult education Week June 5 6 in Ann Arbor under U of M Extension and State Federation of Women's Clubs. Lutheran Ladies Aid meets next week with Mrs Fred Schug. Mrs Wm H Bicknell hosts M B Ladies Auxiliary picnic dinner. Annual school exhibit June 8 9. Class night June 8 8 PM H S Auditorium. Baccalaureate June 11 School Auditorium. Commencement June 16 H A Auditorium.
Berkeley researcher Mrs M Brooks of the University of California reports experiments show methylene blue dye can mitigate carbon monoxide poisoning. Early animal tests indicate injections before exposure lessen danger and later doses may improve recovery if circulation remains.
Greensboro North Carolina Superior Court Judge W F Harding explains a 1919 statute allows a turnkey fee of 1 dollar charged by the Guilford County jailer and requires a prisoner to pay 50 cents to be released. He notes the law comes from public private and local laws of North Carolina and that imprisonment in civil or criminal actions must pay 50 cents for release.
In Lynn Massachusetts Mrs Alice Winston attempted bean cooking when she discovered $700 in bills burned in the oven. The money had been placed there for safekeeping by her husband who got to the bank too late yesterday.
Radiobeacon signals were first applied practically to aid mariners at the entrance to New York Harbor in 1921.
A patchwork of notes from Ypsilanti to Lansing covers fire losses, burglaries, arson, sports mishaps, school records, tax rates, road access, and new wells. Reports include a runaway horse death near Manistee, a 9 year old losing a hand in Charlevoix play, and state liquor tax projections.
Mrs J F Tatman visited relatives in Mt Pleasant on Wednesday. Rev Wm A Feighner stays this week with son J Feighner family. Mrs John Estell and son Jackie of Manistique visit husband at H M Brown home. Mrs F M Newsom spent Decoration Day in Lansing and toured the Charlotte family lot. Mr and Mrs J G Garpenter left for Lansing for work, having occupied the Brown apartment since last November.
The Fairbankses claim ownership of property transferred by bill of sale and seek to void it and obtain an accounting. They are represented by William Dexter Faies and Alexander E. Wylie. The Hoovers of Detroit have not yet secured counsel for the suit.
All kinds of furniture repairing and upholstery available. Expert workmanship guaranteed with free estimates. Inquiries welcomed to Jimmie Gillespie at Clare Road Leveler Works, Hast 4th Street.
The Clare Association announces shipping dates on Tuesday June 18 and 37. H. A. Dawson is named as shipper. Contact phone 220R aL for arrangements.
The article explains Sam Sarazen uses an 80 ounce heavy driver in practice to strengthen hands and wrists and improve swing smoothness. He remains fresh in late rounds of British and American Opens and gains yardage and control when switching to regular clubs.
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan holds a hearing on June 19 1983 at 10:00 am in Harrison for the estate of Annie C. Kieman. Executors Donald Bicknell and Holmes Kennedy seek construction of the last will and testament and payment of certain bequests. Public notice requires two weekly publications in Clare Sentinel.
Informal Washington Star fragment notes a hero not named and a man striving for happiness despite an obvious fact in a case. lacks context of people, places, or events.
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