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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1931

Page

8

Rail Schedule Notes and Local News From Clare

Railroad time tables and bus schedules for Clare with routes to Reed City and Saginaw. Local notes include church messages, engagements, visits, births, bridge clubs, guild events, Red Cross publicity post, and various town updates from Clare and surrounding area. County treasurer reports tax collections at 68.8 percent for 1930.

Ann A. Mt POM Bouth North Pere Marantte Ee. Wiad Haast Bao RM Hartzon Eason Toasdaye Pally Reed City Clare Saginaw

Little Theatre movement draws Clare Good Literature Club

The Clare Good Literature Club met at Mrs. Anita Tichenor's home on Tuesday evening March 17 with strong Irish content. Miss Niggeman read a paper on Little Theatres noting their rise in small cities and Detroit's Civic Theatre. The discussion covered Ireland's Irish National Theatre founded in 1899 by Gregory, Martin, and Yeats and its plays including The Playboy of the Western World. The meeting adjourned to April 14 with refreshments provided by the Misses Rogers Niggeman and Mitchell at their apartments.

Clare Good Literature Club Anita Tichenor Elden North Western University Hunice Slentz Irish National Theatre Ireland Lady Gregory Martin Yeats Dublin Heatherfield Countess Kathleen London United States Hileen ‘Bogan Rogers

Motto In God We Trust Origin Stated In 1864 Note

The text discusses the creation of the motto In God We Trust during the Civil War era. It credits Nalton P. Chase then secretary of the treasury with coining the phrase and mentions Francis Scott Key as its author in spirit. The Star Spangled Banner’s line is cited as context for the motto.

Nalton P. Chase

Local Social News Highlights in Vernon Hill Community

Vernon Hill notes a steady flow of calls and visits among residents. Detroit guests Mr. and Mrs. Jess Wood join Mrs. Henry Lines. Walters family relocates. Bryant, Boody and Ward families share Sundays. Mrs. Mary Stevens improves. care for infant at Bernard McConnell home continues. Several trips to Pontiac and Flint. many relatives visit. illnesses reported among children. neighbors attend dinners and birthday gatherings.

Jess ‘Wood Detroit Henry Lines Josie Roy ‘Walters Andrew Irwins Roy Walters George Bryant Ward Boody Mrrie Stevens Henry Denton Mina Denton Lines Frank.g. Allen Bernard McConnell Tom Bolen Clarence Brucet Fred Irwin Ralph Stevenson Lake Robert Irwin Flint Clyde Marshall Pontiac Albert ‘Shug Jim Snider Ernie Akey Shepherd George Woods Brief Clarence

Fifth Grade Notes from Bennington and About Decimals

Dorothy Schlafley joined our room from Bennington increasing enrollment to 34. We study The House by the Side of the Road by Sam Walter Foss and prepare a play for the Auditorium next week. Hoa Walter returns after illness, Wayne Perkins is absent. We color Africa maps and will study Asia next. we started decimals this week.

Dorothy Schlafley Bennington Sam Walter Foss Ieek Hoa Walter Wayne Perkins Africa Asia

Scout Notes and Court of Honor Hopes in 1931 Meeting

Scouts met Monday March 16 1931 with fifteen present. They studied signaling played basketball and held a scout benediction before departure. John White and Byron Gibbs passed second class tests and will receive their badge at the next court of honor. Bud Anderson and Glen Sanford are new tenderfoot hopefuls and Dick Groves passed tenderfoot. Space for few more boys remains. interested youths should join now.

Priz's Mra Wim Clare ‘City Seal of Minnesota Norris Asline Northwestern University Chicago John Asline F. Newsom Battle Creek Lansing Floyd Bouck Mildred June Big Rapids W. J. Woodward Fred O. McGuire Co. C. Harris Flint W.W. Hurd Red Cross St. Louis Slemons State Dept. of Health John Groves Bridge Leslie le Mieux Harold Forsberg Coleman Willard Bicknell Harold Worsberg South Sheridan Extension Sewing Club Cecil Pudway Wm. Gilson Floyd Alldread Our City School Methodist Church Mesdamey Lampman Sternaman McGuire Methodist Sunday School John “White Byron Gibbs Bud Anderson Glen Sanford Dick Groves

Oil Co. offers free spray for lubrication jobs

Local oil service on Malian and 6th streets advertises free spray, grease or oil change with each swash. The notice lists contact numbers and emphasizes quick service at the corner location.

Oil ‘Co Malian

Clare County Dairy Herd Notes Show Milk Output Across Ages

Clare County Dairy Herd Improvement Association reports February results. Average cow produced 556 Ibs milk and 22.3 Ibs fat, owner return $1.24 per $1 spent on feed. 42 cows listed dry. Awards span 2 year old to mature classes with multiple purebred Holstein, Jersey, and Brown Swiss winners led by Perry Geeck and Clara Aire Ranch entries. Gerchem is the tester.

Clare County Dairy Herd Improvement Association Frank Poet Jersey Clara Aire Ranch Alex Dora Perry Geeck Karl Oderkirk Aire Ranch Henry’ Magnus Gol Brown .& Son Howard Penross

Specials at Jackson's Market Pantry Bounty

Pure lard one pound, beef roasts 15 cents, pork roast 15 cents, beef stew 10 cents. 8 pounds liver sausage 25 cents, 2 pounds pork sausage 25 cents, ring bologna 10 cents, Swiss steaks 18 cents, 2 pounds frankfurts 25 cents.

Jackson's Market

Food Shop Buries 29 Cent Deal at 509 McEwan Street

Fred M Morgan residing at 509 McEwan Street is linked to The Food Shop offering goods at 29 cents. No further details on products or dates are provided.

Fred M. Morgan McEwan Street

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