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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1934

Page

2

Vernon Home Economics Group Meets for Reconditioning Lesson

The Vernon Home Economic Re cension Group met with Margaret Bauder on March 7 for a day-long session. Members and visitors discussed reconditioning furniture, demonstrated securing springs, webbing, padding, and upholstering, and planned future meetings with Margaret Funnell and Cecil Bouchey. Frances Funnell noted upcoming elections for next year.

Vernon Home Economic Recension Group Margaret Bauder Mary Selter Dorothy Bailey Geneva ‘Willey Leah Wiggins Sabra Davies Ers Olive Irwin Ruth Marghall Margaret Funnell Cecil Bouchey

Curtains and Draperies Lesson for Hlm Grove Group

Members of the Hlm Grove Economic Extension group at Michigan State College met February 27 in the Grange hall. Mrs. Bessie Bradley and Mrs. Irma Williams led a session on curtains and draperies, covering room appropriateness, construction, and window appearance.

Hlm Grove Economic Extension Group Michigan State College Grange Hall Bessie Bradley Irma Williams Mary Fancon Moon

Democratic Candidate Announces Run For Ward Three Alderman

A Democratic candidate declares his bid for Alderman in the third ward. He cites business and family responsibilities and urges voter support for fair utility rates, electric rate reform, and reliable city services. He notes peers in the party could run but was persuaded to stand.

Sevral City Committee Council

Notice to Farmers Livestock to Ship by March 2

Farmers Ind Produce Co urges livestock owners to ship by 2 00 p m on Tuesday March 25 with strict adherence to delivery times and loading procedures at the warehouse.

Farmers Ind. Produce Co

Temperance Leader Mrs Whitney to Visit Moon Pleasant Union

Mrs Dora B. Whitney state president of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union will visit Moon Pleasant Union this weekend. She will speak at a six o’clock youth banquet at the Church of Christ, address College Sunday School classes, meet the union, and discuss economic and legislative issues at a 7:30 p.m. public meeting at the M E church. On Monday she speaks at a high school assembly and attends a luncheon at Central State Teachers College.

Temperance Movement Dora B. Whitney Benton Harbor Women’s Christian Temperant Union Pleasant. Union Church of Christ Alsé Tha Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Church M. E. Church

Noteworthy Central St Teachers College Dispatch

Nathaniel Nichols served on a committee at the Alchymists Club meeting with experiments on sulphuric acid contact, carbon dioxide and ammonia fountains. Florence McKnight was chosen to play Hlinor Beauchamp in So This Is London, next month, and is active in Rowan Round Table and Helen BR Emmons clubs. Homer W House spoke at the Commercial Club on his Hungarian tour in Cleveland, where he serves as vice president.

Nathaniel Nichols Florence McKnight Rosebush London Hlinor Beauchamp Miss McKnight Rowan Round Table Helen BR. Emmons Homer W. House Clare Commercial Club Cleveland Mr. House

Mrs John Doherty Hosts Clare Good Literature Club

Mrs John Doherty entertained the Clare Good Literature Club on Tuesday evening March 13. After the business meeting led by vice president Marjorie Sanford Louisa Rogers staged a play My Lady Dreams with cast including Elizabeth Feighner and Georgia Kelderhouse. A second part reviewed The Green Pastures by Marc Connelly. Refreshments were served and the next meeting is a social at Frances Davy’s home on March 27.

John Doherty Clare Good Literature Club Marjorie Sanford Louisa Rogers Elizabeth Feighner My Lady Georgia Kelderhouse Barbara Caple Mavis Kennedy the Green Pastures Marc Connelly

What It All About Continued From First Page

A reflective piece critiques careless feeding and dietary neglect in a school setting. The writer laments poor nutrition among students and its impact on their minds and bodies, calling for better food quality and dairy standards, and promising further details in the next issue.

Edna Hampton Seeks Clare City Treasurer Post

Clare voters receive a nomination notice from Edna Hampton on the Democratic ticket for city treasurer. She asks for their support at the election on Monday April 2 and pledges diligent attention to duties if chosen.

Patrick’s Supper Event at St. Cecilia’s Advised

A reader notice promotes a March 17 event labeled Patrick’s supper at St. Cecilia’s Church with details on time and admission.

St. Cecellia’s Church

Local Social Engagements and Hospital News Recap

Mrs Wilma Achard visits Detroit for the weekend while Mr and Mrs Tom Demarest of Lansing stay with her parents Dr and Mrs Au Hi Mulder. The Lady Maccabees hold a social at Mrs J H Dohertys home next Wednesday. Dorothy Ryan’s parents and sister attended the Juniors play directed by her. Fifteen Clas young pedals visited Mt Rose Pass and spent time with Time Shoup. Frank McFarlane of Vernon township broke his leg for the second time, last year sidelined three months. John Larman was hospitalized after a fall. hip fracture, X rays, and several weeks in a cast. John Greer, recently amputated from an auto accident, remains under observation, possible further surgery. Floyd Bergey and family took Vernell for an appendix operation. sister Clara also admitted for acute appendicitis. both children progressing well.

Wilma Achard Detroit Tom Mt. Rose Ida Shook Frank McFarlane Vernon Township Mcfarlane John Larman Brandstetter Hospital John Larman, Jr John Greer Greer Floyd Bergey Vernell Clara

South Sheridan Willing Workers Meet at Gilson Home

South Sheridan Willing Workers gathered at the Gilson residence last Thursday. Members and visitors folded quilt blocks toward two quilts, with a brief business meeting led by president Mrs. C Merrill and minutes read by secretary Ethel Severson.

South Sheridan Will Gilson C. Merrill Ethel Severson Mary Gerow

Township Precincts Nominate Candidates

Continued from first page. Clerk-Fred Marshall, Treas.-Wim. Chapple, Hwy Com'r-Hay ,Parish, Justice of Peace-Ray, Hales. Member Board of Review-F. M. Dain. Constables-John Gerren, Bernard Eberhart, John Bouchey, Gene Sheehan. Republican Supervisor-Bruce Morrison. Clerk-Dan Sager. Treas.-Henry Sharp. Hwy Com'r.-Henry Russell.

Fred Marshall Treas Wim. Chapple Hwy r—Hay Parish Justice of Peace Ray Hales Board of Review F. M. ‘Dain John Gerren Bernard Eberhart John Bouchey Gene Sheehan Bruce Morrison Dan Sager Henry Sharp Henry Russell

Card of Appreciation for Alex Mathews Healing Support

Sincere thanks to kind neighbors and friends for sympathy and help during the illness and death of brother and uncle Alex Mathews. Grateful to Rev Telcer for his message, the singers for their singing, and all who gave flowers. Signed by Grover Reynolds and George Stone families.

Alex Mathews Telcer Grover Reynolds George Stone

Dem nominee pledges mayoral bid and thanks supporters

A city Democrat nominated for mayor at the party convention thanks friends for the honor and pledges untiring effort if elected to perform duties to the best of ability.

Sleep on left side affects heart warns ad and drug ad

An advertisement warns against sleeping on the left side, claiming it worsens heart conditions and suggests a drug named Adhorika. The ad asserts that one dose releases poisons and relieves gas pressing on the heart, promising a full night of sound sleep, with a reference to a druggist and loading.

Clare Chamber Plans Meetings and Local Notices

Local clubs lodges and church groups announce monthly meetings and schedule updates. March events include Clare Chamber of Commerce at Hotel Doherty and a series of club gatherings hosted by Mrs. B A Throop, Mrs Ernestine Clare, Mrs John Doherty, and Frances Davy. An auxiliary and ladies aid activities also listed.

Clare Chamber of Commerce Hotel Doherty

Fifth Gathering at Bates Home in Eagle

A community event at the Bates home in Eagle features talks by Mrs. Thompson and Mr. Spink, a balloon breaking contest, a mock trial, and a lunch. Ken neth Rockey is prisoner in a court proceeding with Judge Glen Bay and jurors including Mrs. Thompson and Mr. Hale. The verdict orders church attendance for three Sundays. Next party planned at the Chas Merrill home in May.

Spink Jay Clute Jim Cregg Robert Kleiner Owen Spink Glen Bay Kenneth Rockey Thompson

Mrs Vera B Peterson Seeks Clare City Treasurer Nomination

A letter to Clare voters from Mrs. Vera B. Peterson expressing gratitude for support for the city treasurer nomination. She promises to perform duties with careful, past-style diligence if elected.

Clare Vera B. Peterson

Republican Rally and Banquet Details Set

A Republican rally and banquet are scheduled for Friday March 16 at the Masonic hall. Speakers include Harry H. Toy Wayne County Prosecuting Attorney Judge Searle of St Johns and Miles M. Callaghan Reed City with Malcolm Wardrop serving as secretary.

Masonic Hall Mr. Pleasant Harry 8. Toy Wayne Searle St. Johns Miles M. Callaghan Reed City Malcolm Wardrop Sec. Co

Elder Harrison Woman Nellie Pease Dies March 9 1934

Nellie Pease a longtime Harrison activist with the Women Maccabees dies March 9 1934 at age 81 after a long life of service and plain living. Funeral held March 12 at home with Rev A B Lucas officiating and pallbearers named. interment in Oak Grove cemetery.

Women Maccabees Harrison Nellie Pease Esther Peterson Tustin Michigan Della Cleaver Hamlin Kansas Cora McDonald Grand Rapids Wesley C. Lord Kingsville Ontario William Lord Batt Creek Harvey Lord Hoquiam Washington Euzabel Bright Grand Ledge Bertha Hallett Lansing First Sprite Streets Ing A. B. Lucas Andy Hagen David Harper Isis Somewhere Jesse Allen Herman’ Dyke Elmer Hughes Ortho Boulton John Hill Roy Shumway Oak Grove Cemetery

Relatives Attend Last Rites of Departed Person

The relatives present at the last rites include Mrs. Esther Peterson a niece and John Peterson of Tustin along with Mrs. Humbel Bright step daughter Grand Lodge and Mrs. Bertha Hallett step daughter Lansing and Miss Gertrude Hallett Mrs. Beatrice Phillips Carl and Chancey Toman Lansing Mr. Hammar Tustin friends from away Mr. and Mrs. Oise Derby Clare and Mrs. Bertie Wilbur Mr. Pleas ant Mrs. Andy VanderWoude Mr. Bain Flowers were unusually beautfiul signaling high esteem for the departed.

Esther Peterson John Peterson Tustin Humbel - Bright Grand Lodge Bertha Hallett Lansing Gertrude Hallett Beatrice Phillips Carl Chancey Toman Hammar Oise Derby Clare Bertie Wilbur Mr. Pleasant Andy VanderWoude Mr. Bain

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mickie Amy Rumi State W.C Mt, Pleasant Union Central ST. Teachers College Mrs Edna Hampton Gilson Home Dover Golden Tabernacle Forendson Clare I Walter H. Laman American Legion and Auxiliary American Legion McHiwan Street Clare Study Club B. A. Throop Lutheran Ladies Aid Ernestine Clare Lady Maccabees Ladies Aid Frances Davy BATES Eagle Republican Rally United States the Peoples Bank Geisler Clare Drug Company the Farmers’ Store Farmers Independent Produce Company
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