Community notices outline May meetings and events
The King's Daughters meet Thursday with Mrs G W Seil. Methodist Auxiliary gathers next Wednesday with Mrs A H E Mulder. A four day Bible conference runs May 14 at the Baptist church. Ladies Union meets Friday at Mrs Fred Hudson. Clare Chamber of Commerce holds Ladies Night Monday at Hotel Doherty. Lutheran Ladies Aid meets May 6 at Mrs Fred Krell's home. Juniors present The Millionaire on Friday May 15. Keep the date open.
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The
Baptist Church
Ladies Union
Fred Hudson
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Doherty
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Fred Krell
Krell
City Cleaners Schedule Spring Cleanup in Clare
The annual Clare spring cleanup days begin next Monday and will continue all week. Mayor R. K. Héther asks residents to place rubbish on terraces for collection and urges citizens to cooperate in the campaign.
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Clare
R. K ‘Héther
Mission Speaker Rev Carlson to visit area churches
United Brethren notes Rev Carlson, back from Africa, will speak next week at Brown Corners U B church Tuesday and Wednesday at 8. Maple Grove class meets at the Schoolhouse Thursday May 7, Harrison U B church Friday May 8 with special singing. No mission money is raised, a free will offering helps missionaries. Pastor Chas Kleinhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Carlson
Africa
Carlson
U. B
Brown Corners
Maple Grove U. B
Schoolhouse
Harrison U. B
Chas. Kleinhardt
Card of Appreciation for Shingling Bee and Farewell
Mrs. Sarah Bodkins and family praise the men who attended their shingling bee and shingled their house. Mrs. J. T. Brown left Wednesday to begin her new home. The Baptist church held several social events in her honor before departure. Sentinel message ends with a note to try selling items.
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J. T., Brown
The
Baptist Church
Clare Study Club Meeting Honors Past Presidents
Clare Study Club met at Mrs. E. H. Waller's home on Tuesday for an all day session honoring past presidents. A lengthy write-up by Mrs. J. H. Wilson was prepared but not all material could be published this week, with plans to continue in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Study Club
BE. H. Waller
J. H. Wilson
Wise And Otherwise Cartoon Gag Panel Insights
A collection of short humorous lines and exchanges contrasts business with pleasure, social cues, and self awareness. Notable quips involve a grouch, bluffing as a millionaire, and a child’s question about theory with the father’s answer.
Frugal System and Figurative Language Noted in Post
A garbled dispatch cites the New York Evening Post noting the Normans introduced the Frugal System. It also contains varied lines on language, ambiguity, and odd phrases about Venice and a two wives concept.
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New York Evening Post
Season's Similes in a Roaring Twenties Style
A collection of period similes and slang references describing social moods in Boston. The piece contrasts job security with political buzz and financial worries, using colorful phrases about a flapper, a bootlegger, a toaster, and a bystander after a Communist meeting.
State News In Brief From Across Michigan
A string of brief reports covers deaths of two boys in Stambaugh and Telkari family, factory plans by Ford on a dam site, oleomargarine licensing bills, trout lakes openings, honors for Charles Schutz with the Iroquois Tribe, a wind mill accident in Lansing, county tax cuts and aid, a newborn with two teeth, golf hole in one, school district budget cuts, train speed limits, discontinuation of electric interurban lines, wheat stocks, radio station traffic and scheduling, a large Michigan private estate purchase, a damage suit in Pontiac, cherry inspection reforms, and a Detroit gangland area fire cleanup with a burial found in Mays Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stambaugh
Spinalmenineltis
Almas Telkari
S. Telkari
Earl Kurainayer
Lansing
House
Senate
Michigan Lakes
The
Conservation Commission
Clam Lake
Antrim
Cranberry Lake
Clare
Missaukee
Shirigle Lake
Henderson
Long Lakes
Ogemaw
Flint
Charles Schutz
American Legion
Clear Sky
United States
Canada
Oakley Traynor Post
National Guard
Charlotte
Raymond Grant
Devere Grant
Chester Township
Port Huron
Melvin Donaldson
Port Huron City Hospital
James Lewis
Donaldson
Owosso
Shiawassee Counry
Board of Supervisors
Benton Harbor
Mark Sheriff
Three Oaks
Mich
Bonnie Jean
Ann Arbor
Maj
Don Duncanson
Barton Hills Country Club
Maj. Duncanson
Berkley
Barkley- Huntington Woods
Robert B. French
Hazel Park
Roland Wilbur
Robert C. Baldwin
Oakland County
Poor Commission
Frances Stringer
Commission
Wilbur
Battle Creek
Grand Trunk
Michigan Central
William P. Penty
Detroit
Eastern Michigan
A. L. Drum
Andrew Ring
Ring
George Po Getz
Ineclydes
Pontiac
William Sharpe
Addison Township
Jay Lambertson
Rochester
Lee
Lambertson
Sharpe
Traverse City
State Department of Agriculture
Herbert BR. Powell
Monroe
Mays Woods
Toledo
Woods
Paul Spica
Wayne County Grand Jury
Dairy and cattle care tips for shows and farms
Guidance on dairy calf nutrition and grain rations, exhibit preparation, and animal handling. Notes on silos for storage, bull selection via cow family records, calf starting from fall, and producing heifers. Highlights tuberculosis reduction linked to eradication work and hygiene steps for keeping farm utensils sterile.
Adequate Feed for Dry Cows
Adequate feeding of dry cows is crucial for future milk production and overall herd profitability. Properly fit dry cows save feed costs and reduce depletion, benefiting the cow and her owner's bank balance. Cod dairymen's experience supports feeding dry cows adequately as a means to increase net income.
Odd Phrases From a School Reader
Readable snippets show playful misreadings and garbled phrases from a school booklet. The items include odd definitions and student scribbles such as stability caring for a stable ex postulation for the small a blizzard in the middle of the hen Cicero oration prefix and a nonsensical note about a pope lives and a cannibal described as two brothers who killed each other.
Allen Kidder Leads In Premier Of Union Opera 1931
Allen Kidder of Grand Rapids holds a key staging role for Michigan State College Union Opera 1931. The on campus production will premiere May 8 at Powers Theater Grand Rapids and run May 15 in Lansing for two days. The three act mystery musical Squirrel Food features a campus built cast crew and scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Kidder
Union Opera
Michigan State College
Powers Theater
Grand Rapids
Lansing
Clare
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clare County Savings Bank
Michigan
G. W. Seil
Methodist Auxiliary
A. HE. Mulder
City Cleaners
United Brethren Church News
Sarah Bodkins
E. H. Waller
Blobbs
Bluffum
Tommy
Bear
Venice
S‘eiele
Boston
Cicero
Egypt
Citizens State Bank
J. A. Schoutz
Berghoff
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Clare, Mich
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