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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1932

Page

4

Schedules For Rail Lines And Local Happenings In Clare

Timetables show Central Standard, Pere Marquette, and local bus lines with specific departure and arrival times. Community notes report visits, births, funerals, park status, church events, and local gatherings across Clare and nearby towns, including residents from Alma Saginaw Midland and Flint.

Republican Caucus in Clare City for March 15 1932

The Republican caucus for the City of Clare will be held Tuesday March 15 1932 at 8 00 PM in the City Hall to nominate candidates for Mayor City Clerk City Treasurer and to transact other business. Ward caucuses follow at the offices of the Clare Hay Grain and Bean Co I E Hampton Garage and Clare City Hall to nominate Supervisors Aldermen and Constables and to handle other matters.

Clare Clare Hay, Grain & Bean Co Hampton Fred Smalley Jackson’s Clare City Hall

Democratic Caucus in Clare City March 14 1932

The Democratic Caucus for Clare City will meet Monday March 14 1932 at 8:00 PM. The City First Ward gathering takes place at Fred Smalley’s Wagon Shop with subsequent Second Ward meeting at Jackson's Market.

Fred Smalley S.A. Wilkinson Frank Jackson City Commtittes

State urges Michigan building and loan shareholders to cancel withdrawals

Coleman C Vaughan, director of the building and loan division, says heavy withdrawals hamper loans and investments. He urges shareholders to cancel withdrawal applications to restore lending, increase earnings, and strengthen associations. Not a single Michigan building and loan closed in 1931. Also notes April 1 state debt payments to counties for tubercular care and malt tax revenue exceeding $800,000 by that date.

Michigan Coleman C. Vaughan Department of State Building and Loan Association

Tuning In on Heaven and National Conscience

Readable fragment argues for moral guidance to curb national drift. Mentions an amplifier for conscience and a call for constructive ideas to stay on the narrow path. Sources show a religiously tinged social critique from Boston era.

Boston

Massachusetts firm reports orders exceed capacity for pocketbooks

A Massachusetts manufacturer of pocketbooks says orders exceed its capacity to fill them. The firm notes demand is higher than its ability to produce, and it cannot meet all orders at this time.

Massachusetts Thany News

School Notes Honor Roll for Fifth Marking Period

Honor roll lists seniors and juniors by name for the period ended February 25 including Jean Anderson and Nelda Callihan plus others. A notice adds missed by one point names and promotes Clare Variety Store dress patterns and O'Connor's groceries.

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Central Standard Ann Arbor Pere Marquette Weat Midland Reed City Saginaw Harriet Pond Rose Merriam Geneva Feighner Lansing J. B. Feighner John Schaaf Clair J. &. Glass General Hospital Verena Stuermer Flint G. Zincer H. D. Kratz Frank Hartman Lee Verne J. W. Lamphere Fiat Floyd Merica Department of Conservation Miles M. Callaghan The Sentinel State Department Wilson State Park C. D. Harvey Esle M Harvey Brown City W .M. Foster W. M. Foster Elva Davis Agile Marion Horton Hemlock Frank Mooney Cadillac Annie Mooney N. J. Leonard Monroe Dunlop B. H. Sternaman Ladies Union Sutherland G. W. Hasler Warrier Pond Chester Richard Joan J. B. Lockyer Alma Friends Dewey Paxton Clute I. J. Paxton Ross and Beaverton Floyd Haven Arizona Eugene Pettité Mooney Jackson’s Market Albert Dawe Young Peoples Congregational Church Gertrude Dawe Evelyn Robert Douglas Bob E. A. Anderson Clare, Michigan Republican Democratic Caucus Jean Anderson Lillian Ashley Vivian Cunningham Margaret Flynn Lemont Hamlin Inez Lehman Nannie Messer Renee Rosendahl Arthur Thayer Louise Topps Nelda Callihan Margaret Cook Allen Gerow Doris Irwin Maxine Jones Lewis Warner Bernard Ackerman Ethelyn Brown Byron Gibbs Josephine Green Frances Loomis William Murphy Phyllis Smith Hazel Stottlamyer Mary Baxter Edward Bowler Wsther Chaffee Rose Marie Jackson Marguerite Lower Mildred Smith Eunice Sunday John White Verona Bower Beulah Brooks Mary Ann Collins Fielda Eberhart Arnold House Hazel Sutton O’connor’s Adv Clare County All Bran Kelloggs Pep Kelvinator Kelvin Fs Harris & Hirt Ievest Nan Slectric Eng
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