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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1934
Page
5
Friday publication policy lists display advertising rates and per line charges for cards of thanks and notices. It invites probate notices and job printing services, with penalties for fillers and extras and references to local editors and officials.
Sunday schedule lists Sunday school morning worship and evening services with a midweek prayer session. A union service is planned for Friday March 30 and a public invitation is extended. Local notices include visits by residents to Alma Dover Beardsley Hersey McBride and Saginaw.
In Saginaw visits Mrs. Rassmussen and three sisters with Chicago relatives who spent part of the week with her father Mr. Mueller. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Allen called on friends and relatives in Saginaw on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Helmond Woods drove to Bay City Thursday. Ernie Stover of West Branch was a Harrison visitor Thursday. Mrs. D. Allen of Dover guests of daughter Mrs. William Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Mynard Mayboee spent the weekend. In Lansing Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stuckman and children returned after a month in Missouri. Wallace Smith of Detroit visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Watson Smith Saturday and Sunday.
Reports cover Beulah Crystal Lake smelt fishing heavy ice season. Lenawee relief costs 10486 dollars, 895 families cut in February. Lower Peninsula highway axle limits take effect March 7. Michigan infant mortality set record low in 1933 at 50.8 per 1000. Mackinaw reenactment planned for June 30 at old stockade. Brewers create central clearing house for liquor act complaints. Coyotes hunted by car nets on Drummond Island. Michigan cap dress code loosened for freshmen at University of Michigan. Carnegie medal awarded to Mrs Smith for husband’s heroism. Village Hall fire destroys multiple facilities in Decatur. Mint men charged with swindle in Flint. State liquor establishments by city counts listed. Royal Oak thieves hit high school desks. Flint police morale shifts with factory wages up. Northport Bay ice accident leaves one drowned. Tax ruling clarifies feed sales taxable to farmers. Gas stove explosion injures three in Pontiac home. Local lawyer Trombley dies after brain tumor operation.
Mrs. P A Oman and three children visited Clare on Wednesday. Matthew Scott made a Farwell business trip. A miscellaneous shower for Mrs Dorothy Darnell was held at Gleaner hall. Out of town guests included Mrs EB Darnell and Mrs Eston VanOrder. The 500 Club met with St Patrick day color schemes and prizes awarded.
A note from school reports that several children attended a surprise party for Rachel Ann Pitts last Tuesday. The class made Dutch windmills for window decorations and is watching for birds, noting robins cardinals and crows. Eunice Smith is absent due to illness. Many children have been suffering from toothache, and Mrs. Hilliker has been reading a book.
Simon Vanderwoude and Claude Delts were to Cadillac Friday. Ivan Snider and Miss Joy Hopkine wed Thursday. A attic hid couple amused guests at the reception. Ray Richardson hosted a party Friday night. Dr Heckzema of McBain died Friday after being injured. sympathy sent to his wife and sons. Gary Richardson Dorothy Cutie and Edith Davis attended a class party at Walter Stroud’s Park Lake home.
Maple Grove announces Sunday school at 1 30 p m and preaching at 2 30 p m Prayer meeting every Thursday at 8 p m The Aid meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Jennie Finch Elmer Schofield Jr travels to Detroit seeking work Mr and Mrs Wallace Graham of Flint visit parents Mr and Mrs Louis Finch Doris Schofield of Mt Pleasant spends weekend at home
Gambles offers savings on auto supplies at 107 West Fifth Street Clare. Two gallon motor oil bargain for 69 cents. spark plugs at 19 cents. exchange battery starting at 2.98. 13 plate battery options available.
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