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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1933
Page
3
The Sentinel invites brief reader opinions on daily questions. Space limited to five hundred words. Submissions must be signed with name and address. Personal attacks not allowed. Only readers’ perspectives on the issue will be considered for publication.
A speaker calls for a county wide concrete program to aid the needy in Clare County. He praises local leadership and RCFC aid, urging supervisors and welfare groups to organize gardens and canning to provide food, shelter, and steady work through winter and into 1934.
The Michigan Department of Conservation reports an 80 acre state owned lease in Midland county could yield more than 100000 in royalties next year. A major well about a mile north of the Otway well in Porter Township Field is producing over 4000 barrels daily, triggering royalty income to the state around 350 dollars per day.
Ad for Bukets bladder cleanser claims to drive out impurities and acids causing irritation that wakes you at night. Uses buchu leaves and juniper oil. promises four days trial then 25 or 26e if unsatisfied. compares bladder cleansing to castor oil for bowel relief.
COLONVILLE families attended church services in Clare and West Branch. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Clute and family visited Hugh Allen in West Branch. Mrs. Chas Bodkins visited Vallie Rutter in Saginaw. Floyd Garver of Lansing stayed with relatives. Charley Bodkins Tessie Bodkins Helen Broskey and Mrs. Frank Walters were Saginaw callers. Rev Hondrich of Eagle called on Wm Kistler.
A series of small social notes from Clare and surrounding towns record church attendance by a North Arthur resident, visits by the Kieiner and Gordon families, and weekend calls among Ott, Cradit, Green, Pilgrim, Viges, and related households in Clare, Alma, Saginaw, and Har rison. Mrs Ott helps with house work. several relatives travel to and from the Cornwell and Gordon farms.
Stanley Kleiner spent the week in Ann Arbor and Detroit before returning home on Thursday. Audrey Smith left for Saginaw seeking employment. The community notes report heavy rain and little grain sown this spring due to wet cold weather. A visiting minister gave a splendid sermon at Sunday services.
James Duncan served as Lake George caller Sunday. Mr. Lamb and wife dined in the park. Doris Schofield of Maple Grove visited sister Mrs Don Luce. Detroit visitors Milligan and wife fished with Lloyd Nichols a couple days. Several locals engaged in trout fishing on the Pere Marquette with fair success. A large group attended a laureate address at Farwell Sunday evening and visited local cottages and cabins around the area.
A large winter gathering at a shaded dell near Rosebush included Mr. and Mrs. Knight and three children, Mr. and Mrs. Lindquist of Lansing, and many relatives visiting from Ottawa Alabama Clare Coleman Pontiac and Lansing. A newborn Billie Gene Bryant arrived. 31 attendees share a chicken dinner and celebrate Thomas Clark's fifteenth wedding anniversary.
Community notes record Mrs. Pearl Leichti as supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Berty Waite. Several residents and visitors are listed including Austin Trumble and Herb Glass of Farwell, Delbert Johnson aiding Andrew Irwin, and multiple calls on Mrs. Carrie Pervyorse and Mrs. Helen Lines.
An advertisement touts a swift 85 cent bottle of Allenia claiming to rid rheumatic pains, excess uric acid, and related aches within 24 to 48 hours. It urges readers to ask BH. A. Anderson or any druggist and promises money back. The text also mentions Buavantés products and claims relief for sciatica neuritis and lumbago.
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