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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
2
Dover gospel tabernacle holds Sunday services at 3 p m. Ladies Union meets Friday with Mrs Amanda Park. Zenobia Chapter O E S meets first Thursday monthly. Clare district holds annual school meeting Monday July 10.
Miss Victoria Mercer and Miss Helen Rupeter supervise Doris Ramey Virginia Horton and Paula Mowbray on a weeklong outing at Budd Lake in Wilson State Park. Margaret Morgan Phyllis Schaaf oversee Lucetta Bowyer Anna Morgan and Marsha Sutton at the same park for a recreation trip.
Depositors should secure scrip on their deposits within a week as the service will be discontinued once the Receiver begins calculating the first dividend payment. Clare Chamber of Commerce.
Public notice from 3713 Pani Totlenke by the husband asserting he is not responsible for any debts incurred by his wife Clara Krienke after June 27, 1933 and that she has left the home.
The Advance Grange will host a public dance at their halls on Friday night July 7. Everyone is welcome.
Harry boasting of math skill asks Jim to guess a number’s parity. Jim calls his girlfriend and reports the number. The exchange ends with a playful remark about oddness, highlighting a lighthearted moment from a London newspaper.
A quirky exchange shows Mrs Shipperton asking Mr Shipperton if he ever feels the heavy weight of life and psychic longing for freedom. He replies he feels such a burden at Christmas but attributes it to the pudding.
A child's moment of calculation prompts his father to ask about the tree he studies. The son replies with a mispronounced line about adding two and four, insisting he is not dumb. The exchange captures a humorous, earnest家庭 scene.
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a discussion of a bride wearing pearls and superstition about pearls being unlucky. The text hints at imitation pearls and a cautionary remark about the婚adornments for a wedding.
A truck driver got stuck in mud by the roadside but paused to let another car pass.
A humorous exchange between a husband and wife centers on organization in the kitchen. The husband scolds the wife for not having a place for everything while the wife retorts that he should leave the kitchen. The dialogue highlights domestic frictions over tidiness and shared space.
Mr Dustin Stix quips that wealth has wings and airships share the same fate. The Washington Star notes interruptions in the discussion but emphasizes that prosperity and aviation continue to progress despite occasional crashes.
A fragment compares old fashioned and modern girls with a quip about blush responses. It suggests an old fashioned girl blushes easily while a modern girl shows embarrassment differently. The text reads as a reflective, playful colonial insight into gender expectations.
Arnold resident of west of Norway Lake died Sunday evening. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon with burial at Harrison cemetery. He is survived by three small children and his wife, who died years ago. All business places will close July 4 except meat markets and grocery stores opening briefly in the morning.
Regular meeting in Clare Michigan with Mayor J H Wilson presiding. Actions include granting or denying permits for signage and a beer sale petition, garage construction permissions, and a finance committee review. Officials appointed fire committee to inspect a garage building and a bill investigation for the Griffen case. Adjournment followed.
Russia asserts a large rise in sheep population by 120 million over ten years and reports a 45 million gain. The Soviet Union ranks second to Australia in annual wool production, continuing to lead in overall wool output.
A house erected in 1635 by Thomas Bird remains occupied by his descendants, preserving its long family lineage and continued habitation across generations.
A brief note explains that one ton of wood pulp yields about one ton of paper. It emphasizes the conversion process and the scale of output from raw pulp to finished sheets.
A University of Illinois study advocates routine vaccination of young chickens against chicken pox to protect poultry cash income. The lab reports vaccination reduces losses and notes pigeon pox and fowl pox vaccines can be used with caution, restricting use to flocks previously affected and imposing two months quarantine after vaccination.
The Polish fowls offer both showy plumage and utility value with varieties White Crested Black Silver White Buff Laced Non Bearded Golden Silver and Bearded Golden. Origin uncertain likely Poland with Dutch breeders refining the crest in the eighteenth century. Similar in type to Leghorn the Polish faded as Leghorn rose in popularity but remains ornamental in the United States per the Los Angeles Times.
Paul G. Hiley of Indiana notes hand feeding wheat to four to six pounds per hundred hens daily, mixed with corn and oats and mash in hoppers. He argues hopper feeding can lead to overuse of wheat due to higher price, while hand feeding keeps feed stirred and less packed. Prairie Farmer highlights the method as a practical option for corn belt farms.
Connecticut turkey raising is rising. 1932 on farms will more than double 1929 with farm value around $200000. Better sanitation and a marketing program by the state agricultural department through grading labeling and advertising have raised market standing for Connecticut turkeys.
A Kent County Michigan farm sold an entire carload of hens for market. The Barred Plymouth Rock is described as a leading dual purpose breed. Advice covers age for nonmating and heavy laying birds, safe chick-raising practices, mold-free litter, clean feed and water systems, and prompt removal of cockerels. Liver enlargement is linked to overfeeding and inactivity.
H J Foster a Goodyear dealer says tire prices have fallen 55 percent since 1926 and remain near last year’s level despite two recent increases. He warns prices may rise as raw material costs climb, and advises buyers to act now before prices head higher. He notes store sales improving under the New Deal era.
Notice to landowners in Grant township Clare county that all noxious weeds on lands or highways must be cut down by July 10 1983. Noncompliance incurs cost of removal plus a 10 percent levy to be collected with the property taxes. 3718 Robert Wilson Highway Commr.
Four day event runs Wednesday through Saturday June 28 29 30 and July 1 at Mussell's Drug Store in Clara advertises a one cent sale with multiple days and discounts.
Verena Stuermer daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Stuermer Greenwood marries John W Cook Jr son of Mr and Mrs John Cook Harrison in a morning ceremony at the First Nazarene parsonage Rev Ira Aker officiates. Attendants Pauline Stuermer and Rudolph Williams. Bride and attendant wore blue roses. Couple leaves for undisclosed points after the ceremony.
The 12th Walter's reunion was held at the home of Albert Walters in West Grant on Sunday June 25. Forty four people attended including Von Walters and family Elm Grove Frank Walters Colonville Roy Reed Lansing Robert Walters and family Dover Arden Walters and family Clare Plen Hartman and family Robert Walters and family Pontiac Charley Bodkins and Helen Colonville John McPhail Elm Grove Mr and Mrs George Walters Roy Walters and others from West Grant.
Last Saturday George J. White received three crates from the State Department of Conservation containing thirty six pheasants. The birds were taken to different communities in Clare County and released in pairs. Past experiments show these birds thrive there with many ideal nesting spots available.
The Clare Shipping Association lists shipping dates for deliveries on Tuesday July 11 and Tuesday July 25. Contact H A Dawson at phone 220F 21 for details.
Livestock to be shipped on two dates Tuesday July 4 and Tuesday July 18. Contact Farmers' Produce at telephone 139 for arrangements.
Classified item notes list eight used four height double windows and 1200 feet of seasoned birch lumber from Danfei Git man Farwell.
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