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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1935

Page

6

Marvels of Chemistry Sugar From Beets

In a Popular Science style overview, the beet to sugar process is traced from spring planting through thinning and harvest to factory steps. Osmosis purifies juice in diffusers, lime and carbon dioxide remove impurities, and centrifuges plus drying yield crystalline sugar. one ton beets makes about 300 pounds sugar at roughly $4 a ton delivered to the dump.

Warren Tice Airo Geto Sanleti Kelley Press

Vernon Hill Social News Notes and Visits

Vernon Hill residents and guests fill the week with calls visits and travels. Families from Rosebush Loomis and Farwell share events while local talk centers on a church revival drawing larger crowds each night.

Community shower bids Ted Newman family good wishes

A Tuesday evening shower at the Newmans home for Ted Newman and family, who lost part of their household items in the Brand farm tenant house fire, was well attended with many gifts. A lunch followed as the community offered best wishes for their recovery and future.

Virgil Newman Ted Newman Brand Farm Newman Ted Fred Athey Mt.Pleasant Uee Reynolds Fern Athey Mt. Pleasant J. M. Roller Maude Barber Earl Sanders Hugent Orvis Tom Tomasik Vernice Hale Vernice PBS Note de India

Greenwood Center Social Roundup and School Notes

Sunday dinner guests at the Albert Bruce home included Mr and Mrs John Baluss of Redding and Miss Minnie Keith of Prost. Sidney Chaffee of Pontiac visited relatives here last week. The 14th wedding anniversaries of three couples were celebrated at the Light home. A birthday gathering honored Mrs Burnett. Studying progress noted at Doty school with health book work and a health house project. Second grader Norman Wood shows advanced reading and number skills. Two robins spotted in the school yard signal spring arrival.

Albert Bruce John Baluss Redding Minnie Keith Prost John Cook Sidney Chaffee Pontiac Frank Scott Dan Helcomb Arbara Jean Carl Budd Lewis Light Light John Burnett Martha Bringold Greenwood Clara Stuermer Doty School Norman Woodin A’s Peperise

Brown Corners Community Notices and Social News

Rev Van Brocklin reports Rev Cook of Huntington cannot attend until next Sunday night. Forest Garver and family dined at John Garver’s in Farwell Sunday. Mrs Chase of Harrison visited Rev and Mrs Rieinhardt recently. Mrs Karl Mavis and children from Detroit visited Chas Ciliax and attended a cousin’s wedding in Harrison Saturday. Elizabeth Dellar, formerly at Hotel Doherty, now works at Clare County Welfare office. George Stone and others were entertained at Grover Reynolds’ Sunday dinner. Community members attended Young People’s C E at Mr and Mrs George Bates’ in Harrison Friday night. all enjoyed the evening.

van Brocklin Cook Huntington Forest Garver John Garver Farwell Chase Harrison Rieinhardt Karl Mavis and Kiddies Detroit Chas. Ci Elizabeth Dellar Doherty Clare County Welfare Office Richard Emerson Harold Thompone Inrg Eifes GeongayStone Grover Reynolds C. E George Bates

Sentinel Trials Reach SHILI with Broad Results

Sentinels tested SHILI across multiple assays yielding broad results. Researchers report varying efficacy among targets with notable activity against SHILI pathways and potential for further development.

Creomulsion Claims Quick Cold Relief with Seven Helps

Ad touts Creomulsion as a seven action cold remedy, powerful yet harmless and pleasant to take. It promises druggist authorization to refund money on the spot if the tough cold is not relieved.

Local Family Moves and Visits Near Loomis

Mr and Mrs Ross Coe spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs King east of Loomis. John Densmore, working in Detroit, visited Saturday night and Sunday and took his wife and four children back to Detroit. Edd Musgell and family moved into the John Densmore place known as the Caple farm. Mrs Schaar is at her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Clayton Barber in West Vernon. Mrs Schaar cares for her sick daughter. Bertha Randle and family visited Alma to see Mrs R s daughter and family Mr and Mrs L Cooper southeast Sheridan Aidmat at the home of Mr and Mrs C H Garpent er last Thursday. Quilt making was the order of the day.

Floyd Bergey Fredrick Loomis and Coleman Forrest Garver Brown Corners Carrie Pervorse Betty Liechti Eva Walters Pearl Liechti Will Hartman Bay City Wm. Grumbley Solon Smith Jennie Bergey Rozena Brons Louis Nevins Clarence Ramey Vernon Hill Wm. Young Elmer Godwin Warwell Carrie Perverse Farwell S. Pike Pontiac Ernie Stevens Henry Bolen Saginaw Thomas Bolen Fred Irwin Tom Bolen Vera Brown Arnold Bidwell Flint Arthur Brown David Mussel George Snider Maggie Briggs Mt. Pleasant Donna Elaine Mussel Loomis Orl Sipe Morton Tice Anna Arrand David Johnny Lowery Rosebush Peter Aiey Andrew Irwin Arnold and U. S Doris Irwin Dorothy Wm. Marlin George Bryant Johnston Vernon Iit Church of Géd Ross ‘Coe King John Densmore Detroit John Edd Musgell Caple Farm Schaar Clayton Barber West Vernon Bertha Randle Alma L. Cooper Southeast Sheridan Aidmat C. H. Garpenter

Students Earn Certificates for Perfect Attendance

Ralph Athey and William Milkie received certificates for perfect attendance and a long list of others including Rosey Athey Robert Reynolds Mary and Mildred Fitzpatrick earned six months of perfect attendance. The school board bought a large clock from Grill and White for the school. Seventh and eighth grades study geography and history while fourth and fifth grades completed hygiene and aid taking history.

Hardwood Elen Carl Rose Ralph Violet Athey Mary Mildred Nelson Fitzpatrick Willam Milkie Robert Reynolds Ralph Athey William “Milkie Taist Rosey Athey Fitzpatrick Grill and White

Hatton Residents Visit G J Harvey Home

Weekend visitors at G J Harvey included Mr and Mrs Roscod Smith and Edna Mae plus Mr Hske Harvey and Basil Harvey. W B Stephison stayed at his home. Noble Stratton family called at Mack Harvey home. C M Durfee recovered from a two week illness. Ralph Stratton stays at Mack Harvey home. Co J Harvey and son Bernard spent the weekend there.

G. J. Harvey Roscod Smith Edna Mae Hske Harvey Basil Harvey W. B. Stephison Noble Stratton Mack Harvey C. M. Durfee Ralph Stratton

Sunday Guests and Local Social Roundup

Mr and Mrs Otto Taylor and family of Saginaw were Sunday guests at Liverett Allen's home. Mrs Frank Nash visited Clare on Wednesday at Mr and Mrs Green’s. Glenn Lower called on new neighbors Mr and Mrs Grover Reynolds. Thursday several ladies met at Mrs Ghos Kleinhardt’s for an afternoon gathering in honor of Mrs Harold Shaver. A luncheon was served by hostess Mrs K. Ernie Green of Clare visited parental home Sunday. Forest Garver and Everett Alen hosted Saturday evening callers. Mrs McNeil, recently ill, shows slight improvement, and Nora Langworthy is caring for her.

Otto Taylor Saginaw Liverett Allen Frank Nash Green Clare Glenn Lower Grover Reynolds Ghos. Kleinhardt Harold Shaver Ernie Green Forest Garver Everett Alen

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