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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1936
Page
5
Feighner and Parish publish rates for display ads, liners, and reading notices with per line charges. Local items listMovements include Allen Larnard heading to White Springs for gold mining, and various residents visiting relatives or traveling.
Harrison notes Sunday services at the usual hour with Sunday school at 10 30 and a special sermon at 11 30. The midweek prayer service is also announced and a cordial invitation is extended to all.
Ford V-8 Trucks and Commercial Cars are praised for hauling heavy loads on long hauls with lower cost per mile. Advert claims include improved gasoline mileage and high oil and tire mileage, plus low first cost depreciation taxes and upkeep.
Harrison High School Alumni Society details final plans for the 35th annual banquet on Friday June 5. Albert Archambault chairs General Arrangements with a program committee and reception volunteers organizing a 7:00 p.m. I S T dinner at the Congregational church. Dinner guests will gather at the Community Building and a brief 30 minute program precedes dancing. tickets are one dollar per person for the evening. The program will read graduation year instead of each name.
Harrison Independent defeats Farwell 4 to 2 on the home diamond. Pfannes struck out six in seven innings, McKenna relieved. Dancer starred at short with a key double play and also added a hit and RBI. Renner led Farwell with two singles. Harrison joins a nine-team league amid eager local fans.
Entomologist Ray Hutson of Michigan State College notes tar paper collars protect vegetables from cabbage maggots and other pests in small gardens. For larger plantings he recommends a bichloride of mercury mix, one ounce in eight gallons of water.
Port Sanilac surveys a small boat harbor site while Eaton Rapids prepares to graduate 70 seniors in its largest class. In Menominee a veteran fisherman dies. in Carsonville two teens race an aero-car. Lansing reports meningitis cases and smallpox counts with antitoxin distribution. Tecumseh suffers a street collision leaving Waring with injuries. Jonia notes fire losses and minimal damages. Cheboygan honors Salutatorian and Valedictorian with top averages. Olivet highlights a tap dancing president. Munising crews rescue two fishermen from ice after four hours. Battle Creek handles grain disposal at a new sewage plant. Isle Royale moose move to Upper Peninsula forests at a cost. Grand Army of the Republic prepares for encampment in Battle Creek. Cheboygan farmers face reduced potato yields under soil program. Michigan Old Age Assistance understates adequacy. funds outlined for pensions and federal aid.
The article explains milk cooling principles by comparing temperatures for grass growth bacteria and milk, noting water as a key cooling agent. It cites dairy inspector C. I. Webb of Health District No. 7 Gladwin Michigan, and describes methods like tank cooling and coil coolers for rapid cooling.
Mrs. Mahan and Mrs. George Scott attended events in Clare on Wednesday evening. School closed Friday with a seventh and eighth grade softball game resulting in a 14 to 12 loss for Barryton. Various locals visited family, attended games, or traveled to nearby towns including Pontiac, Heart, Farwell, Ewart, Harrison, and Flint. The Raymond Scott home nears seasonal pantry remodeling and opening.
L. J. Martin and Mr. and Mrs Tom Shilling were Clare shoppers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cornell shopped in Clare Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Fluggan of Canton Ohio are here for the summer. she is sister of Mrs. Chas Stein. Mr. and Mrs Bert Scott were in Farwell Monday on business. Classical music defined as standards of master composers.
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