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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1930
Page
2
Advertisement notes Kodak film printing at six cents per roll regardless of size. Mentions Anish and Mel's Drug Store with a Kirkpat- reference and a claim the film never curls.
The text defines legal usage of term neglegence or neglect in asserting a right or privilege. It notes how such terms apply in law to improper timing or undue assertion of a claim. The description discusses accuracy in language within legal duty.
A Thrift Magazine excerpt notes daily misdirections and unexpected duties. It likens money worries to disguises and jokes about jury duty arriving with false whiskers, urging alertness to unseen tricks and delays.
Dr Henry B Washington of the Carnegie Institute explains why farmers return to lava slopes noting lava soil is among the finest for viticulture. He cites grape growth around extinct volcanoes and nearby areas as optimal for high quality yields.
Local notes show a church gatherer slate featuring the topic Successful Evangelism in Mission Fields. Attendance and membership contests progress with Andy leading, as numerous local families and visitors join services and banquets around Saginaw and McBain.
The sixth grade history class debated whether American Indians were fairly treated by early settlers with the negative side winning. Mrs Amble finished reading Theras and His Town to 4th 5th and 6th grades as part of a library of 21 volumes sent by the State. The top reader so far is 24 books. goal is to raise the record by June first. Juniors held a maple sugar party at Elizabeth Woodin's home Tuesday. The high school glee club works on an Easter cantata The Dawn.
Isaac Shaner bought a horse from W R Jarman of Mt Pleasant last week. Mrs Goldie Loomis and daughter Marjorie spent the weekend at Stanley Glass home. Mrs Sifton of Detroit visits friends here. Aid Society meets in church basement this week Thursday. Mrs High Wood and Mrs Bernice Cook serving committee. Mrs Mattie Shaner works in the deanery at Weidman. Miss Shirley Hodge Case school teacher was sick early week and could not teach.
Eagle Willis and Frances Hanes of Farwell visit the Hanes Barton home. Alfred Roe arrives from Pontiac Saturday and returns Sunday. Roe's recent visit with relatives ends as he departs with him. Palmers, Shipwing, and others attend a Clare Friday night event and report a pleasant outcome and profit.
Mrs C Durfee hosted visitors including Mrs Sprague of Clare and Mrs P J Durfee. Mrs Tryon hosted Claude Turner repairing a Hatton farm home to return. Mr and Mrs John List Sr visited their farm recently. William Bogue moved from the Oxendale ranch as winter set in again.
Dorothy Oman and Mary Mater were guests recently. Tom James visited Dickeny's ridges and George Abbott hosted Sunday callers including Mr and Mrs Geo Abbott Sr and the Neil Abbott family. Other visits included Mr and Mrs John Oman and family at Bird sall home and neighbors like Chas VanDenburgh and Herb Gilmore.
Mrs. Fred Holt and family visited her parents at West Brarich while Bert Orglethrope and family from Flint spent the weekend with John Bailey's family. Ward Foster and son from Lansing attended Margaret Ott's wedding to James Bradley at her home, with Rev. Chas Kleinhardt officiating. The newlyweds visited Lansing with Janieta Erhert and John Ott. Additional gatherings included Wada Cindit visiting Sag'naw on business, Chas Goodenow staying with Mere Goodenow after a house fire, and Basil Roth's Muskegon relatives visiting their parents. Nathan Bicknell and Ted Tichintine from Saginaw joined at the Coleman farm funeral near Coleman.
Local notes report guests joining for chicken dinner including the McIntosh and Wilson families near Stevenson Lake. Mrs. Cassady undergoes surgery in Bay City and is recovering. Harold Manley visits from Flint. Bernard Gorr and John Duncan travel to Flint. James Sherman’s anniversary celebrated by 25 friends from Gilmore and Rosebush with gifts.
Residents attended a farmer’s banquet in Duncan’s hall while others hosted or visited relatives in nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Harvey Wilson, Maud Parish, Ben Rarish family, M D Feighner and Elizabeth, Loton McCrea, Claud Cassady and Woe Htendse, DeVere Schoonover, I B McIntosh, A J Archbold and son Lynn, W T Tubbs, John Duncan, Marvin Call, Joe LaVoy, Alex LaVoy, Floyd Price, and Waiter Badter. Families traveled to Flint Bay City Sagamaw Lansing Onaway Gaylord and Detroit connections noted.
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