Papers on Efforts of American Women Inspiration 10 Club
A Clare Study Club meeting at Mrs. Anita Tichenor's home featured papers on Grace Abbott and Jane Addams. Susan Hall praised Abbott's work with immigrant families and child protection, while Nellie Sherwood outlined Addams's early life, education, and advocacy for women's rights.
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Inspiration 10 Club
Clare Study Club
Anita Tichenor
Mary Green
Anna Greer
Ethel Schlegel
Susan Hall
Grace Abbott
U. S. Children’s Bureau
Miss Abbott
Nebraska
Grand Island
University of Nebraska
University of Chicago
Chicago Law School
Immigrants Protective League of Chicago
Hull House
United States Children’s Bureau
Geneva
Department of State
U. S
League of Nations
Jane
Rockford College
Jane Adams
William Jennings Bryan
Miss Adams
Philadelphia
Europe
O Connors’s Acy Serves Richline Drinkers
A fragmented note describes The Richline praised as pleasing to all and referencing drinkers at O Connors’s establishment. The readable text suggests a local venue scene with social gathering and acclaim for The Richline.
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Coifes
O’connors’s
History theses bloom at University of Oklahoma
Twenty five history students under Dr E E B Dale begin theses covering Spanish American political constitutional and Oklahoma history. Projects draw on Phillips collection and other sources with standout work on A History of the Shawnee Indian Agency led by Helen Slentz Clare Michigan.
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E. E B. Dale
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Department of History
Dale
Helen Slentz
Clare
Mich
Oklahoman
Norman
Okla
Slentz
Icem Slentz
Vernon
Old Resident Letters Changes and Local Memories
A 1932 letter from Pottstown Pennsylvania reflects on how the area has changed since 44 years earlier. The writer recalls construction along the Ann Arbor railroad, near the Tobacco River, Lake George, and a move from Michigan back to Pennsylvania, noting proximity to Philadelphia landmarks and the Benjamin Franklin Highway. He mentions snow, local scenery, and requests a couple of Clare Sentinel papers.
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Clare Sentinel
Clare
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mt. Pleasant
Cadillac
Farwell
Tobacco River
Lake George
Pennsylvania
America
Philadelphia
Valley Forge
Washington
Independence Hall
United States
Community clubs and church events schedule
Clare groups announce meetings and events. The Clare Study Club hosts Mrs. Sarah Schaeffer on March 15. An all day district meeting is set for March 6 at the Methodist church. The Clare High School band concert is March 16 in the school auditorium. The Lutheran Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. Carl Walters home next Wednesday. The King’s Daughters meet with Mrs. Alldread on East Fifth Street Thursday afternoon March 10. The Ladies Union is entertained by Mrs. W H Elden Friday afternoon with Mrs. Sutherland hosting next week.
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Methodist Church
Clare High School
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Carl Walter
King
Ladies Union
W. H. Elden
Sutherland
Two Sheep Owner Meetings Scheduled For Monday
D H LaVoi will discuss sheep management and market outlook at two sessions next Monday. The first meets at 2 00 p m at John Bauers farm near Dover, the second at Bessy School House Arthur township. LaVoi is known for flock improvement efforts and parasite control.
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D. H. Lavoi
John Bauer
Dover
Bessy
Arthur Township
Michigan
LaVoi
Detroit
Buffalo
Vernon Club Honors Pioneer on 84th Birthday
A Help the Hostess gathering at Mrs. Edith Gorr home celebrated Thos Kidd of Shepherd turning 84. Forty five attendees enjoyed dinner, skits, readings, and a talk on farm electricity by Vernon native Arleigh Gorr.
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Edith Gorr
Father
Vernon
Thos. Kidd
Shepherd
America
Vernon Bells
Mr. Hains
A. B. Gorr
Junior Stanley
George Washington
Mesdemes McIntosh
Gorr
Arleigh Gorr
Arleigh
Clair Stanley
County Infirmary
Glare Shipping Association to Hold Annual Meeting
The Glare Shipping Association will convene at the I. C. C. F. Hall in Clare on Saturday March 5 at two o clock in the afternoon. H A. Dawson serves as secretary.
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The
Glare Shipping Association
I. C. C. F. Hall
Clare
H A. Dawson
Musical Revue At Farwell Church
Farwell M E church youths present a musical revue next Thursday night March 10. The program features playlets a scene from old Spain a negro minstrels scene and other numbers by local talent. Admission ten cents for children two bits for adults.
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Farwell M. E. Church
Oil notes reveal multiple wells active in Clare and Vernon counties
In Vernon County the No. 3 well on section 22, 950 feet deep with regular formations. The Wilson wildcat near Clare in Gilmore township shows 2525 feet at midnight with slightly low formations. Clare County gas well No.9 northwest of Clare in Grant township is dry. plan to move to section 6 to drill No.10. Mercier aims a deep well on Hatton township property near Citizens State Bank. Loveright began drilling on the Pere Marquette right of way in Grant. Bothwell well in Hatton reaches 4087 feet with oil indications. pay sand found at 4072 after shale at 4010.
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Feabella
Vernon Ags
Wilson “Wildcat
Clare
Gilmore
Clare County
Jas. McKay
Grant Township
McKay
Mercier
Hatton
Township
Citizens State Bank
W. J. Loveright
Peré Marquette
Bothwell
Hatton Township
Dundee
Michigan anti hoarding drive announced for hoarded dollars
The United States Treasury certificates go on sale March 7 as part of a three week anti hoarding campaign. Banks will sell $50 $100 and $600 certificates, redeemable on 60 days notice, with banks loaning funds via the Federal Reserve system. Michigan groups including the Detroit Women’s Advertising Club and the Michigan Bankers Association pledge support amid a Muskegon demonstration.
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Michigan
United States Treasury Department
Washington
Henry T. Ewald
State
Hoover
Louis Cohane
Detroit Committee
Women’s Advertising Club of Detroit
Cohane
Federal Reserve System
Michigan Bankers Association
Henry Zimmerman
Pontiac
Ewald
Muskegon
At the Ideal Theatre Week Listing
The Ideal Theatre presents Guilty Hands with Lionel Barrymore Thursday and Friday, Border Law with Buck Jones Saturday, Private Lives with Norma Shearer and Robert Montgomery Sunday through Monday, The Cuban Love Song with Lawrence Tibbett Tuesday, plus Sidewalks of New York with Buster Keaton Wednesday. Family Night Thursday and Friday features for audiences. Upcoming titles include Mata Hari and The Greeks Had a Word.
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Lional Barrymore
Buck Jones
Sun
Mon
Norma Shearer
Robert Montgomery
New York
Web
Lawrence Tibbett
Cuba
Buster Keatoh
Buster
Hara
Literature Club Entertained by Mrs A E Wylie
Clare Good Literature Club met at Mrs Adelaide Wylie’s home on February 23 for a pot luck dinner and a program by Doris Ann Bicknell. Performances included song medley, a Lindbergh life talk, poems, Edison tribute, and Lincoln speech with a closing poem. Next meeting set with Mrs Pompowski.
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Clare Good Literature Club
Adelaide Wylie
Doris Ann Bicknell
Junior Jackson
Junior Koch
Neil Sowle
Pop Goes the Weasel
Rose Merriam
J. Mack
Pond
Good Literature Club
Sempowski
Michigan hens freed from care as machinery aids poultry
Michigan State College reports most hens no longer raise their own chicks. Success hinges on clean range, proper brooder care, and temperature control. A starter mash blends corn meal, middlings, oats, milk, meat scrap, bone meal, salt, and cod liver oil with adjustments for growth.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
Michigan State College Poultry Department
Prof Carrothers to speak to high school Tuesday
Prof Geo I Carrothers of the University of Michigan will address high school students in chapel next Tuesday at 11:00 am. He chairs the University division for school inspections and is expected to deliver an unusually interesting message. Parents and patrons are invited to attend.
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Geo. I. Carrothers
University of Michigan
Carrothers
Eight Students Enter Oratorical Contest at Mt Pleasant School
An oratorical contest will be held Friday at 11 in the city school auditorium to select a representative for the sub district contest. Juniors and seniors from the English classes wrote and delivered orations. finalists include Rene Rosen dahl Universal Peace and others such as Vivian Cunningham Philippines and Lyle Allen The Horror and Futility of War. Judges are A J Wylie T H Bowler Mrs T Carl Holbrook and Mrs Willard Bicknell.
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Mt. Pleasant
Rene Rosendahl
Universal Peace
Vivian Cunningham
Phillipines
Lewis Warner
Allen Gerow
Maxine Jones
Lyle’ Allen
Nelda Callihan
Lemont Hamlin
A. J. Wylie
T. H. Bowler
T. Carl Holbrook
Willard Bicknell
Lacy Expresses Gratitude for Petitions from Clare and Isabella
The letter from Arthur J. Lacy thanks residents who signed petitions asking him to run for governor. Lacy says the gesture touches him, recalls friends from Clare, and notes he may face a major career decision if urged to seek public office. Ed Axford forwards the message in Charlotte on February 3, 1932.
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Malcolm
Clare
Isabella
Lacy
Detroit
Wolace Mann
Arthur J. Lacy
Axford
Notice to subscribers on subscription expiry date
Notice explains that expiry dates appear opposite names on the paper with a month and year such as 7-32 meaning July 1932. All datings are set to the first of the month and the policy has been in place for many years for readers’ benefit.
Card Party and Dance at L. O. L. Fall Hall
Public invited to a card party and dance at L. O. L. Fall Hall on Monday night March 7. Guests are asked to bring sandwiches or cake for the gathering and entertainment.
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Las Dies
Rebakahs Card Party and Dance Planned at Hall
The Rebakahs announce a card party and dance at their hall on Wednesday night March 9. Ladies should bring take or sandwiches to share.
Funeral Directors Entertained Here Thursday Night
The Central Michigan Funeral Directors Association members visited Clare County for their February meeting on Thursday evening February 26. President Chas Thurston served as master of ceremonies as Eastern Star ladies hosted a banquet at the Masonic dining room with decorations and a plated ham meal. A short program followed with readings by Rev. Albert Dawe Rev. J Lockyer Rev. Father Morrison and songs by Doris Gerow Wilma Hochstetler Virginia Koch Nelda Callihan. Guests then adjourned to Thurston’s home for the business session and fellowship. a theatre party at the Ideal Theatre accompanied by visitors from Tawas Harrison Midland Alma Ithaca Coleman Blanchard Farwell St Louis Saginaw and others. The Clare association expressed thanks and invited future visits.
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Central Michigan Funeral Directors Association
Clare County Association
Chas. Thurston
Es Central Michigan Association
Albert Dawe
J. Lockyer
Father Morrison
Doris Gerow
Wilma ‘Hochstetler
Virginia Koch
Nelda Callihan
Thurston
Cpa Eac
Association
Ideal Theatre
Tawas
Harrison
Midland
Alma
Ithaca
Coleman
Blanchard
Farwell
St Louis
Saginaw
W. Ih Case
Albert
Dawe
Charlie
Clare
Farmers May Borrow 400 Dollar Loans From Federal Funds
Michigan farmers may obtain a 400 loan this spring from a 350 million allocation of Reconstruction Finance Corporation funds. Loans require proof of need for seed fertilizer feeds fuel or oil and are secured by a mortgage on the 1932 crop. Interest is 5.5 percent annually and Michigan applies through the U S Department of Agriculture and Washington centers for loan decisions.
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Michigan
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
United States Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Department
Washington
Bible Class Party At Congregational Church
The Adult Bible class of the Congregational church met with Mr and Mrs C H Sutherland for a monthly pot luck. About 25 people attended with two decorated tables and Mrs Sutherland and Lila serving while Mr Sutherland entertained. Some members were absent due to illness.
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Congregational Church
C. H. Sutherland
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Prank Muthersbaugh
Muthersbaugh
Pottstown, Penna
Sarah Schaeffer
College Livestock Department
Vernon Club
A. E. Wylie
Prof. Carrothers
Charlotte
Malcolm Feighner
Glare
C. A. Thurston
Masonic
Eastern Star
Bible Class Party
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