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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1932
Page
2
Sentinel invites brief unsigned or signed reader opinions on daily questions. Writers must sign their names and addresses but requests may omit them. Submissions should be concise, nonpersonal, and within five hundred words.
Ed Axford of Charlotte Mich argues for issuing fifty dollar bonds to pay soldiers’ bonus instead of cash, saying bonds would aid needy veterans, stimulate commerce, and help the economy. He criticizes critics’ views as inflationary yet asserts bonds could preserve value and lift prosperity from the bottom up.
The new public golf course, 3217 yards long with two long mashie shots, will open next Sunday at ten o'clock. Fees are 50 cents a day but no green fee for opening day. A season membership at $20 is offered. Bowler will supervise with local support and no professional yet hired.
The Clare W C T U held a meeting with Mrs Clock of Farwell Union explaining their activities and a boy won a $15 essay prize last year. Mrs Brayman urged district meeting plans for September Mt Pleasant. The session closed with a solo and the ladies agreed to meet in June with Mrs Shumway.
I thank all my friends for kindness and help during the last illness and death of my husband C. S. Haller. Special thanks to John Q. Lock Lodge Fr A M Zenobia Chapter O B S R A M No 147 Rev Dawe and Charles and Russell Thurston. Mrs Emma Haller.
J A Simpson expresses sincere thanks to Vernon friends for floral tributes and sympathy after the death of his beloved wife. He remains grateful to all who offered support.
Tess Louch announces the opening of a cut rate blacksmith shop and garage in the former JL McNeil building on West 4th Street offering general blacksmithing horseshoeing lawn mower and car repair services soliciting local patronage.
Republican political notice from Wm. A. Henderson announcing candidacy for renomination as County Clerk and Register of Deeds at the September primary. Indicates name and address 8212.
Rebekahs host a card party and dance on Wednesday June 1 at the I O O F hall. Those furnishing will be given supper tickets, others pay 10 cents for supper. Proceeds support the organization.
Local farmer Jas A Stanley of Farwell seeks wool buyers and offers fertilizer hay cedar fence posts and potatoes. Contact phone 36W. Yee.
The Clare Shipping Association lists next shipping dates on Tuesday May and June 14 with contact phone 220121. H A Dawson serves as shipper.
Mrs A F Wellman and her young daughter Jean of Bloomington Illinois visit extendedly with her parents Mr and Mrs Wrank Cosrove. Mrs Margaret Woodward and daughter and Mr and Mrs Garten Holmes return to Simcoe Ontario after a brief stay at the home of W J Woodward.
School auditorium hosts class night Friday June 3. Memorial Day services set for Sunday May 29 at M B Church. Lutheran Ladies Aid meets next Wednesday with Mrs Fred Schugg. King's Daughters meet with Mrs Ben Loomis Thursday afternoon at east Fourth Street home.
Clare High beat Coleman Tuesday 2 to 0 as Chet Chaffee handled ten chances with eight putouts and two catches. Blystone pitched well allowing five hits and four strikeouts. The season concludes with a 3:30 p.m. game against Gladwin, a rematch after Clare lost at Gladwin two weeks earlier.
Pol Ad announces candidacy for renomination as County Treasurer on the Republican ticket at September primaries. Fred W. Schaaf.
Advertisement notes produce shipping dates on Tuesday June 7 and June 24 and provides telephone contact 129 P KF Geeck.
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