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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1936
Page
8
The Farwell and Clare areas report active W P A recreation programs led by Hazel D. Rodgers and Nina Shinabarger. Activities include handicraft, skating, basketball, mock trials, and social evenings with strong attendance and plans for summer softball and picnics. Community members are urged to join and sustain neighborly cooperation.
The dramatic club met at the home of Recreation leader John Brubaker on Saturday night After rehearsal the group spent the evening playing games John Brubaker Sheridan Two.
A classic stage trick explains tying a knot into a handkerchief by manipulating corner grips. The performer hides a pre tied knot corner, alternates raising and shaking the fabric, then swaps ends to create the illusion of knotting a corner.
The Clare Isabella group reports February testing gaps, 377 cows total, 20 sold to dairymen and butchers. Leaders include Ray Bagley of Coleman in medium herds and Parsons Brothers of Linwood in large herds. high individual cows and age-group leaders named across several herds. In the Saginaw Valley district, associations from Clare Isabella, Gratiot, Shiawassee, and others submitted results showing lower feed costs per 100 pounds milk and 111 cows yielding over 50 pounds butterfat among 1768 tested in 129 herds.
Clare Boy Scouts Troop 125 spent March 13 to 15 at Camp Rotary under Scoutmaster Bates with Paul Lowrey assisting. The snowbound trip featured hiking, photography, tests, and a snowball clash between Bates and Lowrey factions, ending with a 3:00 PM Sunday departure and thanks to the state highway crew for road clearance.
Rivals Mrs. John Raymond remains a patient at University Hospital Ann Arbor awaiting a major operation. Arnold Hale is ill with scarlet fever. Lowell Shull entered Clare County General Hospital Monday. Kenneth Roller drove to Breckenridge last Thursday to escort cousin Doris Roller to Mendon Ohio. Mrs Myrtle Spicer and sons Ed ward and Billy visited Fred Athey and Lee Reynolds Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Mann and baby visited at his parental home near the Bard. Floren Orvis and family called at his parental home over the weekend. Tom Thomasik drove a car from lint to help his father last Saturday.
Nathan Dafay of Cornwell rach visited his uncle Seeley John on Thursday evening. Mrs Seeley Johnson visited her son and family Ben Ag on Wednesday. A Farm Union meeting drew 34 local attendees. The T B tests and visits by Henry Barton and Otto Gordon were noted along with O A Hillard's illness.
MANN SIDING Harl Green remodeled the kitchen at the John Pfannes home. Union members attended the County meeting at Grant town hall last Thursday night. Our Home Economic group will meet with Mrs. Wm Hileman for an all day session next Thursday. Mrs. Harry Hileman of Owosso underwent an emergency appendectomy earlier this week. Hatton Township caucus turnout was light with one ticket, stable in recent years.
Everette Allen and family planned a Sunday visit to Harrison to see Mrs. Allen who is ill at Mrs. Will Henderson's home. Henry Wallace of Flint visited his son Leo and daughter Mrs. Albert Shaver. Ira Miller has been confined to bed under doctor care. Forest Garver, Chas. Kleinhardt and families visited Fred Allen’s home. Ed Bunyan is much improved. Clarence Dysinger is back among us and may stay. Ernest Kleinhardt Jr. and wife lost their two month old baby to whooping cough and bronchial pneumonia. condolences extended. Bernard Allen staying with sister Mrs. Forest Garver and family.
Bernard claims the first swimming stunt in the area to wow locals. John Coulter and family visited Clair Coulter's home Monday evening. Reverend Van Brochlin attended Harry Baker’s funeral in Farwell last week. sympathy goes to Mrs. Baker.
Brand Jack Woods and Mrs A Bissett with Richard returned Sunday from a two week visit to Marlette Port Huron and Detroit. Cameron Bissett came home from Marlette with them. Mr and Mrs James Beatty and family and Miss Nina Kever of Saginaw and Mrs Emma Garver of Clare visited at the Art Rever home. Mrs Florence Robbinett was laid up last week with lumbago. Mrs Nina Gordon celebrated a birthday by inviting neighbor ladies. Mrs Ted Newman and sons Billy and Donald visited Thursday afternoon with Mrs Kelly Turner.
Glen Blystone and Art Kever opened the sugar hush in the Brand woods last week though sap flow reports are not yet available. A pupil tested positive on the TB skin test and traveled to Clare for X rays. Frances was returned to Dover with Glen Gordon and family who visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mickie.
An advertisement promotes a 25 cent test using juniper oil and buchu leaves in Bukets tablets to flush acids and waste from the bladder. It claims to reduce irritation causing night awakenings and frequent urges, promising steady sleep and energy in four days, with a 26 cent replacement if not satisfied.
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