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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1932

Page

2

Local groups plan meetings and events in Isabella County

Isabella County Holiness Association meets at Evangelical Church Chippewa township May 13 at 2 00 p m with Rev Hudnut Evart as speaker. Clare Study Club hosts annual Mother Daughter banquet at Mrs J E Doherty home with Miss Francis Garvey Alpena state junior chair speaking and committee including Mesdames Anderson, Mercer and Harris. Directors Misses Wagenaar and Rogers plus junior play Green Stockings cast praised. Glee Club and Miss Gerow special numbers enjoyed. Further banquet and program remarks to appear next issue. Floyd Callihan buys Fred Foslin building east Fourth Street to convert to garage and service station with city permit for gasoline pumps. Roy McKinnon takes over McKinnon building shop prompting the change. Lloyd continues garage work in same area.

Isabella County Holiness Association Evangelical Chippewa Township Hudnut Evart Clare Study Club J. E. Doherty Francis Garvey Alpena Mesdames Josephine Anderson Victoria Mercer Emma Harris Wagenaard Rogers Methodist Church Lockyer Wim. Gardon Floyd Callihan Fred Foslin East Fourth Street M. R. Howlett Callihan Lloyd McKinnon Roy McKinnon

Isabella County Seventh and Eighth Grade Examinations

Examinations for seventh and eighth grades in Isabella County scheduled for May 12 and 13 begin at nine o clock daily. 7th grade subjects include word study spelling penmanship reading geography physiology hygiene while 8th grade covers arithmetic grammar composition with history agriculture science and nature study. Examinations occur at Andersonville Blanchard High School Brinton Broomfield Center Leaton Mt Pleasant High School North Roger Bush O Connor School Shepherd High School Weidman High School Winn and other venues.

Andersonville Blanchard High School Brinton Broomfield Center Leaton Mt. Pleasant North Roger Bush O’connor Shepherd High School Weidman H High School Winn Fast Fine H.C. Cassatt

April Day Poem Foretells Spring Resurrection

A verse celebrates the shift from mild winter to bright April days. It paints nature waking with violets blooming, buds opening, birds returning, and spring songs by the yellow tanager and blue bird. The poem links renewal to the season of Easter and resurrection. Authored by Mrs. Jas. B. Allen.

Winter Marcel Jas. B. Allen

Round Table program at library May 12 hosts notable speakers

Library notes praise the recent book drive and thank donors including Br Belle Alger for a bound set of Author's Digest. The Round Table meeting in the library on May 12 features Miss Jessie He Tompkins presiding with sessions on children’s books, cooperation with schools, play reviews, and community library influence.

BR. Belle Alger Jessie HE. Tompkins Detroit Public Library Public Library Frances Dunn Public, Library Saginaw A. H. Mulder Ladies Library Association Clare Samuel H. Ranch Public Libary Grand Rapids

Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Support

We express sincere thanks to the neighbors friends and Rev Dawe for the many words of sympathy during our bereavement. Mr and Mrs Vern Fumicll and family

Dawe Vern Fumicll

Shipping Dates for Clare Association May Dates

The Clare Shipping Association lists next shipping dates on Tuesday May 1st, with H. A. Dawson as Shipper. Contact 220N 25 for details.

Clare Shipping Association

Legislature Nears End With Tax Relief Hints

Legislative session nears adjournment with prospects a highway diversion bill will pass and taxes shift to gasoline and weight taxes. The Governor signed laws on delinquent taxes enabling partial payment, state tax land list redemptions, and reduced penalties. Budget cuts at Michigan State College and the University of Michigan are approved, plus open state banks and reduced public building costs. The overarching aim is five million dollars in tax relief next year and lower school tax burdens across Michigan.

Miles M. Callaghan Ain’ Osceola Clare County Senate House Auditor General Michigan State College University of Michigan Michigan Osceola Turner Land Governor Brucker

County Sunday Service and Meetings Outline

County Sunday routine lists morning sessions led by Rev Albert Dawe and Rev BH Ws Halpenny with talks by Miss Ione Catton on objectives and church tasks. Afternoon prayers, vacation church schools planning, leadership sessions with Rev John B. Lockyer and Miss Catton followed by group discussions and forum on administrative problems.

Albert Dawe Ione Catton Clare County Ws Halpenny Miss Catton A. F John B. Lockyer Mr. Halpenny BE. W. Halpenny

Demonstration on Multiple Hitches at Slater's Farm

Mr H F Moxley of Michigan State College will visit Louis Slater's Sheridan township farm next Monday May 9 at 2 00 p m to demonstrate the multiple hitches developed by the Horse Association of America and discuss horse breeding and management. He will show how four or more horses can be hitched into one team with one pair of lines and each horse shares the load while draft side effects are eliminated. Afterward he will answer farmers questions about raising colts and the current strong horse market.

H. F. Moxtey Michigan State College Louis Slater Sheridan Township Horse Association of America Horse Association Moxley John Densmore P. D. Gibson

Poppy Sale Supports Disabled Veterans at Meeting

Mrs. Fisher addresses the meeting and closes the charter as Mrs. A E Gorr presides. Hand made paper poppies by disabled veterans signal respect for WWI fallen. Every penny goes to relief for veterans families and dependents. Ladies Auxiliary reminds members to attend in support.

A. E. Gorr Flanders Fields America

Appreciation Message From Mrs Friz to Local Groups

Mrs A N Friz expresses gratitude to the Ladies Auxiliary at the M E church Mrs Lockyer s class for flowers the Rebekah lodge the Ladies Jr OL lodge the Herrick Helping Hand society and many neighbors and friends She thanks Mrs Lockyer Mrs Hachmuth and Mrs BH A Anderson the Church of God for flowers and kindness during illness and signs arid family.

M. E. Church Lockyer Rebekah Lodge Ladies Jr. O. L. Lodge Herrick Helping Hand Society Hachmuth BH. A. Anderson Church of God For A. N. Friz

Local 4-H Achievement Day Leads to Community Gatherings

The Achievement Day program of the 4-H Club was held Monday night at the Gleaner hall. Several families and residents visited, hosted gatherings occurred at homes in Hersey and Clare, and locals traveled to nearby towns for shopping and visits with relatives over the weekend amid social events and family outings.

Gleaner Hall Holly Laker Raymond Scott C. F. Howell George Scott Windover Emmit Holmes Hersey Harry Fausnaugh Fred Fausnaugh Chesaning John Swartz Grand Rapids J. Johnson George Nelson Flint Mathew Scott Ewart Chas. Cook McKee Boon Wm. Mahan Sam Muir Baby Mrs. Green Clare T. H. Brooks Hstel James Lucile Perl Tryon Murphy’s D. Scott Millie Olga Freda Laker Millie Scott Tom Randall

Wool Wanted by Jas Al Stanley Warwell

I am buying wool and appreciate your patronage. I also handle commercial fertilizer hay cedar fence posts and potatoes. Warwell seller Jas Al Stanley. Phone .36W. 27tt.

Jas al Stanley Warwell

Farmers' Livestock Listing With Shipping Dates May 10 and 24

Livestock listing titled LIST YOUR LIVESTOCK offers shipping on Tuesday May 10 and Tuesday May 24. Contact telephone number 139 for bookings and inquiries. The listing references 1 BP FB and mentions Geeck as part of the item details.

Geeck

Warning to Farmers About Soil Moisture Loss

Farmers are urged to pack ground the same day as plowing using a cultipacker or roller. Leaving furrows unpacked in sun and wind can evaporate 12 to 20 tons of water per acre in 24 hours, hindering seed bed formation. Packing promptly saves moisture and reduces rework, says W. C. Cribbs, District Extension Agent.

W. C. Cribbs

County road clearing bids sought from Hatton Township residents

Clare County Board of County Road Commissioners will hold a bid opening for three clearing jobs at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday May 10. The work is one half mile west of Hatton schoolhouse. Only township residents may bid. The date was postponed one week because of an advertising error.

Board of County Road Commissioners Clare County Hatton School House County Road Commission

Specials at Jackson's Market

Specials at Jackson's Market include 10 lb paillard for 60 cents, 5 lb paillard for 30 cents, 3 lb pork sausage for 25 cents, 3 lb liver sausage for 25 cents, 3 lb beef or pork liver for 25 cents, and chunk pork at 8 cents.

Jackson’s Market

Department of State Provides Vehicle Ownership Lists

The Department of State explains that complete motor vehicle registration lists are given to sheriffs and police in large cities. For legal uses or transfers, requests should be sent to the department. Over 200 requests are received daily.

Department of State

Michigan Weight Tax Revenue Rise Tied to Official Receipts

Department records show Michigan will gain over $100000 in 193% due to the policy of issuing truck license plates only on presentation of official weight receipts. Orville Atwood notes the change has led to higher registered weights for many trucks this year versus 1931 for the same vehicles.

Michigan Department of State Orville B. Atwood

Public Acts of the 1932 Extra Session Ready for Distribution

The Public Acts of the Extra Session of 1932 will be ready for distribution by the Department of State three or four weeks after adjournment. As laws are added, they are sent to the state printer. Every act passed so far becomes effective immediately.

Department of State

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Clare County Savings Bank Isabella County Library Notes Beulah Isles Lansing Elsa Struble Alma Doherty H. A. Dawson Shipper Cince State College Mrs. Fisher United States Postal James S. Bicknell James Duncan Anna Mussell A. J. Doherty, Jr Dr. A. E. Mulder Wm. H. Bicknell I. E. Hampton Citizens State Bank American Bankers Association Michigan Bankers Association National Credit Corporation ALL For Your Protection Lake News Hatton O. D. Bayes Bakery
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