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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1934

Page

2

Advance Grange Extension Club Meeting at Grange Hall

Despite cold, a goodly number attended the Advance Grange Extension Club meeting at Grange Hall. Mr and Mrs Stanley Schunk visited Mrs Hilborn Sunday evening. John Densmore drove Tom Bradley and Alfred Densmore to the CC camp at Harrison Sunday evening. Gladys Davis had gone to Mt Rose for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs Bruce Williams visited Mr and Mrs Ray Clark Sunday. Mrs Harry Fancon returned home Tuesday after a couple weeks with relatives at Brant.

Grange Hall Stanley Schunk Hilborn John Densmore Tom Bradley Alfred Densmore Harrison Gladys Davis Mt. Rose Bruce Wiliams Ray Clark Harry Fancon Brant

Community Mentions and Visits in Myers Corners

Myers Corners residents share weekly activity as Gorden Hale assists W. Myers and many neighbors visit relatives. Tuesday gatherings include Tope and Tausgette at I. M. Myers, while Clyde Reynolds spends time with his parents. Several relatives from Midland and Clare join Sunday meals and attend a funeral in Ithaca for their uncle Geo Duerr.

Gorden Hale F. M. Myers Norman Myers Dee Robinett Milo Myers Clare W. HE. Myers KF. M. Myers J. P. Myers Ithaca Geo, Duerr

Community meeting draws large crowd at Town Hall

A Friday night meeting at the Town Hall drew a large audience for a community program and pot luck lunch. Several local families and visitors were noted in attendance including the Robinetts, Mickles, Gordons, Rhodes, and Pudways with updates on health, travel, and birthday celebrations.

Town Hall Bryan Miller F. Acre Ted Newman H. C. Mickle Francis Gordon Dover Glenn Gordon Mickle Milo Robinett Clare Clare Visited Over the Weekend With His Grandma Aere Vernell Vane Mickle The Brown Detroit Henry Rhodes Thomas Rhodes Lee Bagley Wellington Elm Grove John Rhodes Dorothy Rhodes F. Robinett

Garfield Grange News Notes and Recovery Update

Advance Grange members thank Ye Scribe for appreciation of Grange news. Mrs Alvira Davison returned home from Mt Pleasant hospital after recovering from ruptured appendix. Mr and Mrs Bruce Williams and son Roth of Advance Grange visited William Clark home and had dinner with Ray Clark family.

Advance Grange Grange Alvira Davison Mt. Pleasant Hospital Bruce‘ Williams Roth William Clark Ray Clark

Watertown Man Finds Relief After Operation

A Watertown man who underwent a serious operation and endured months on milk and weak broths reports positive relief after using BISMA-REX and returning to regular meals. This anecdotal account highlights the product as a dietary aid in recovery stages.

Watertown

Sisma Rex Antacid Offers Quick Relief At Rexall Stores

A new antacid treatment Sisma Rex provides rapid relief for indigestion with four actions in minutes. It neutralizes acid, relieves gas, soothes irritated membranes, and aids digestion of fermenting foods. Bisma Rex sold only at Rexall Drug Stores with Anderson's Rexall Drug as a distributor.

Rexall Drug Btares Anderson Rexall Drug

Local Notes On Radicism Talk And Grange Meeting

Herbert Lorenduske and Harvey Hathon discussed radicism with Elmer McLane Sunday. Hunice Smith returns to school after illness. Perl Tryon Alvin Wells and Chas Oman rolled a car last week with no injuries. Mary Cornell recovering. Grange meeting planned for Saturday March 3.

Herbert Lorenduske Harvey Hathon Elmer McLane Hunice Smith Perl Tryon Alvin Wells Chas Oman Mary Cornell Grange

Community Mourns Loss of Alois Gibbs in Bay City Crash

The Gibbs family of Midland mourns the death of their son Alois who was killed in a Sunday auto accident at Bay City. The body was brought home for burial. Also noted is the Grant township Republican caucus set for March 6 at the townhall and a well attended corn and hog raisers meeting on February 21 at the townhall.

George Gibbs Alois Midland Bay City Grant Township

Dover News Notes and Local Visits

Mrs Ross Dysinger and children visited Geo Williams home near the Brown Sunday. Bible school at the Dover Tabernacle each Thursday with Rev Tolder in charge. Everyone invited to bring Bibles. Mr and Mrs Wm Henderson visited here and at the Brown Sunday and visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jas Henderson. Robert Walters Chas Pietsch and Roy Houghton are recovering from recent injuries. Robert Montney enrolled Monday bringing total enrollment to 23 in Sixth grade. Attendance remains good despite cold weather Leroy Abbott absent with a bad cold. Tests scheduled this week.

Ross Dysinger Geo. Williams Dover Tabernacle Tolder Elcome Wm. Henderson Jas. Henderson Robert Walters Chas. Pietsch Roy Houghton Robert Montney Robert McKinley Leroy Abbott

Local Notes From Herseville Family News

Mr and Mrs Loyal Price welcome a daughter Kathleen Blane Little Walter born February 21. Walter Querback shows improvement in U of M hospital Ann Arbor. Mrs Fred Price and daughter Ethel visited Mrs Sterling Graham. Adelblues visited Flint last week. Sunday callers included Wim Peck Jerry Price families and Gurnith Manwarning. School dismissed last Wednesday due to stove pipe incident. Ethel Manwarning visited her mother Mrs C A Skeels.

Loyal Price Kathleen Blane Walter Querback U. of M Ann Arbor Fred Price Ethel Sterling Graham Charles Adelblue Flint Wim. Peck Jerry Price

Brush College Congratulations Bring Wide Sunday Visits

Sunday visitors gather at J. C. Newman’s and Delbert Sanders residence as families from Newman, Poet, Lower, Virgil Newman, Perry Davis, D. N. Davis, Kassius Kuster, Ralph Heller, Ben Ottgen, Steve Heller, Lorin Leitner, Hubbard Lake, and others join celebrations. The Ladies Aid set a March 8 meeting with Mrs. J. C. Newman. relatives attend a funeral for Grandma Sanders in Alma and nearby towns.

Harley Coats J. C. Newman's Glen Poet Glen Lower Virgil. Newman Perry Davis D. N. Davis Delbert. Sanders Kassius Kuster Mr. Pleasant Ralph Heller Lansing Plymouth Steve Heller’s Ben Ottgen Steve Hellers Earl Sanders Jessie Sanders Lorin Leitner’s Gladwin J. C. Coats Galen Hubbard Lake Randolph Rockey Geo. Pfetsch Isobel Hubel Mercy Hospital Bay City Miss Kelly Ladies Aid J. C. Newman Grandma Sanders Jas. Batch Lester Dorothy Hauser Pottiac Tyessa Stough Gordon Vernon Flint Ray Fairchild Midland Chas. Sanders Daughtter Orville’ Sanders Clare Sanders Alma Otis Feifenbinder Ithacay Li H. Sanders Bert Sanders Wifa Ruth ‘Sanders Mt. Pleasait

Local Notes Include Family Visits and a Death Report

Southeast Sheridan reports Alfred Densmore Ad Frank 5 pant Sunday at Wyatt. Mrs T's brother returned with them. Gerald Macklem home from Flint for the weekend. Ralph Teall and Clarence returned from Flint after weeks away. Leo Jennings and a gentleman friend from Royal Oak visited Mrs and Mrs Wm Lane on Sunday. Mrs John Bell received a telegram Tuesday announcing her sister's death in Georgia.

Sheridan Alfred ‘Densmore

Hutchinsons Visit Myers Corners on Family Trip

Lawrence Eagle notes Hutchinsons arrived home from Midland on Sunday with A H Hutchinson and family en route to Myers Corners to visit Mrs Hutchinsons parents Mr and Mrs IF Myers. Ernie Regar visited school Friday and could walk home that night. Frank Poet was sick Friday and stayed home.

Lawrence. Hutchinson Midland A. H. Hutchinson Myers Corners

Couple Joins in Marriage at Parsonage

Alfred Kistler of Colonville and Harley J. Coats of Arthur Township wed Miss Ruth Hanner near Harwell on February 17 at the parsonage with Rev. Hendrich officiating. The couple receives best wishes for happiness and prosperity from friends.

Alfred Kistler Colonville Harley J. Coats Arthur Ruth Hanner Harwell Rev Hendrich Jesus

Pleasant Valley Notes On School Pump Freeze And Local News

Pleasant Valley reports the school house pump freezes in zero weather daily. Geo. Wilcox, injured in a month-old fall, was taken to Mt. Pleasant hospital this week. About 20 local women met at Mrs. Jennie Bates to learn draping and upholstery with a short program and refreshments, while family visitors gathered over the weekend. The community was shocked by the death of Alois Gibis Sunday morning, with friends offering condolences.

Marie Allen Robert Hutchinson Norman Dickie Watson Ernest Kleiner Stanley Clare Alois Gibis Magle

Local Family Visits and Sunday Gatherings Near M-66

West Freeman residents such as Mrs. John Gaffney, Mrs. Matt Hansen, Doc Hicks, Elgin Hickoks, Hilton Darnell, Eston VanOrder, and Eugene Shinabarger with Albert and George Gaffney spent Sunday with relatives and friends near M-66. Others including Ethel Hicks, Otis Hansen, Helen Gaffney, and Carl Rodabaugh joined various family visits and church services at Brook's church and county farm.

John Gaffney Matt Hansen M-66 Doc Hicks Flint Elgin Hickoks

Valentines Party Attendance and Class Updates

The group notes twenty five attendees at a Valentine party with all receiving valentines. It cites a high average above ninety overall, lists students on B or higher such as Hthel Norman Hicks Naomi Doris Gerald Hicks Delbert Shinabarger Thelma Gaifney, and mentions eighth grade arithmetic struggles with taxation. Mothers praised wall pockets made by older pupils for valentines. The seventh and eighth grades study complex subordinate adverbial clauses with special attention.

Lilah Boucher Donald VanOrder Hthel Norman Hicks Naomi Doris Gerald Hicks Delbert Shinabarger Thelma Gaifney

Clare Common Council Proceedings January 16 1934

City of Clare meeting records show roll call with present Aldermen Archambault Forbes Osborn Ramey and absent Bayes Holmes. Measures include street bridge care 5th Street, tax rate unchanged, fire truck insurance renewed, gas use recommendation, note renewal to 1935, bills referred to Finance Committee.

Clare, Mich City of Clare Wilson Archambault Forbes Osborn 5Th Street Bridge Yeas Bayes Ramey Michigan Mutual Fire Alderman Bayes Finance Committee Clarence Kirkpatrick St. Labor Clare Hay Grain & Bean Co Groves Gas. Corp. of Michigan Clare’s Consumers Power Co S. A. Wilkinson Clare & Beaverton Lumber Co Gratiot Foundry Co Bob's Garage Kakoska Bell Telephone Co Gas. Corp Clare Waterworks Kakaska Cartage Co City Hall City Waterworks J. J. Green Baves J. H. Wilson T. Carl Holbrook Michigan Aid Holmes Ald Ald. Holmes

Proceedings of Clare County Road Commissioners 1934

The Clare County Road Commissioners met February 8 1934 at Harrison Court House with Somerville and Ladd present and Aslina absent. They approved minutes payroll and permits, discussed posters for blading trucks each 25570 dollars, and planned taking 20 percent of township roads. A 50 grader blades contract with J D Adams Co was authorized and a weight tax reduction resolution was adopted urging fair funds distribution under McNitt law without tax increases. Bills were approved including supplies and dynamite.

Or. C. Somerville Somerville Ladd Aslina Bell Telephone Co Mr. Asline J. D. Adams Co David Roth McNitt Board of Supervisors Consumers Power Co Clare Cup Harrison Martin Loomis George Pearson Woods Clare Hay, Grain & Bean Co Coal Harrison Gas & Oil Co Gagoline Clare Sentinel

City Council Proceedings Include Sewer Work and Adjournment

The file records Aldermen Holmes Forbes Osborn and others approving sewer bills for Holbrook Rodman and Bob's Garage work. It notes Finance committee recommendation and adjournment motions. Names Ernest Raney Carl Holbrook Mayor Pro Tem and Deputy Clerk appear among officials.

John White Holbrook Rodman T. Carl Holbrook Clerix

Lombard Loans and the Old Wall Street of London

The fragment describes Lombard loans named after Lombard Street in London, noted for high speculation and above average interest rates. It hints at their origins in the historic financial district and their association with risky lending practices.

Lombard Street Old Wall Street London Ioana

Notice of Hearing Claims in Estate of Wilhelmine Walter

The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan will hear creditor claims for the estate of Wilhelmine Walter. Creditors must file by June 11 1934 and claims will be examined June 18 1934 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at the probate office Harrison Michigan. Judge Dorsey presides.

Probate of Will in Jennie McLaughlin Estate

Public notice issued by the Probate Court of Clare County Michigan announcing a hearing on March 5 1934 at 10 AM for Irvin Bossardit to admit the will of Jennie McLaughlin to probate and grant administration. Copies will be published in The Clare Sentinel for three weeks prior to the hearing.

Notice to Henry A Rilette in Clare County land dispute

On February 15 1934 in Clare County Michigan Leo J Campeau issued a summons and order for Henry A Rilette to appear March 26 1934 before the Circuit Court Commissioner at Harrison to answer a complaint in a summary land possession proceeding. The order directed publication weekly for three consecutive weeks in the Clare Sentinel and notes Rilette currently resides in California.

Henry A. Rilette Benjamin Slingman Donald Eb, Holbrook Alice M. Murphy Grant Clare County Michigan Town Highteen Hatton Township Daniel Crouse Clare California Lee J. Campeau Harrison Said County Sentinel Leo J. Campeanu Claré Sounty de Ant

Visual education Defined as use of prepared visual aids in teaching

The term visual education refers to instruction using models maps charts mounted pictures lantern slides films and projection of still pictures and films. It describes a method usable at all educational levels and across geography history science and many other subjects.

Notice to creditors in the matter of Hilda A Dunlop deceased

Four months from February 9 1934 are allowed for creditors to present claims to the probate court in Harrison. Claims must be filed by June 11 1934 and will be heard June 18 1934 at ten in the forenoon. Dated February 7 1934 Judge of Probate Thos B Dorsey.

Michigan O} Clare Wilhelmine Walter Harrison Said Dorsey Clare

Probate Court initiates probate hearing for Bowler estate

The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan on February 19 1934 Debts and heirs noted Judge Thos Dorsey James W McCall presiding Theo G Bowler attorney petitions for probate and recording of Illinois instrument administration to Bowler or suitable person hearing set for March 19 1934 at 10 a m by publication of notice in Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks.

Harrison Said Thos Dorsey James W. McCall Theo. G. Bowler Illinois Michigan Theo Bowler Clare Sentinel County Thos. S. Dorsey

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Garfield Grange Randall Dover News Herseville Brush College West Freeman the Common Council Consumer Power Co Gas Corp. of Mich Gas. Corp. of Michigan Mutual Liability Co General Electric Co Vera Petérson Abbott Clute Norm Lackie County Road Commissioners Board of Clare County Road Commissioners Court House Jennie McLaughlin Irvin Bossardit STATH Leo J. Campeau County of Alexander E.wylie Sawyer Joarb Jaiman McEwan Street T. Carl-Holbrook Clare, Michigan Telephone Mcihvan Mc&van Street Christina M.schutt West Fifth Street Neimeyer B. J. Sanford Tatman B. Neff Dunlop H. R. Hess Osteopathic Roherty Building State OF Couuty of
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