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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1934
Page
10
Central reports rail timetables with North and East routes, a flank of bus schedule notes from Hotel Doherty, and community notices. Local events include meetings of the Ladies Aid, speakers at Brick school house in Vernon, and travel plans of residents visiting Michigan towns and Florida.
A large coil built by students and faculty from the School of Engineering will display a half million volt arc of electricity. It is featured in the Demonstration Lecture Wonders of Electricity at Clare High School auditorium next Thursday November 8 at 7 00 o clock. Benefit Athletic Association. Admission 25 and 10 cents.
The Kings Daughters meet with Mrs D W Osborn on Thursday. Several visits unfold as Bert Cook of Pellston and the Stanfords are guests, and Ray Jackson of Cecil visits the Perrys. George Ellwanger and Floyd Merica travel, while W F and HM society members serving lunches at Clare vote day. Ava Hoard returns to fifth grade duties. families of Merritt and Higgins Lake are mentioned for illness and visits.
Local notices list upcoming events from November 4 to 27 including church services at Dover Gospel Tabernacle and talks by Congressman Roy Woodruff over WBCM Bay City. Auxiliary meetings, hostess club, education week events, engineering school sessions, Ladies Aid lunch, and a senior class play are announced with dates and venues.
Mrs Beatrice Shill hosted the Home Management group on October 25 for an all day meeting with 15 members and one visitor. The lesson covered Modern Laundry Methods, making soaps and bleaches, stain removal tips, and proved interesting and helpful. The November meeting will be with Mrs Myrtle Nagh, Beatrice Shull chairman.
The Mann Siding Home Management Extension group met with Mrs. Chas Heber on October 25 for a second lesson on modern laundry equipment supplies and methods. Eleven members answered roll call and enjoyed a short recreation period before adjourning to meet with Mrs. Alma Brockway on November 22.
Brush College Home Management group met October 24 with eight present and one new member added. Nellie Sanders hosted and Dorothy Rockey and Agnes Davis led the Modern Laundry Methods lesson with stain removal demos. A pot luck lunch followed. next meeting is November 21 with Hazel Milikie.
Elm Grove Group met at the Grange hall on Tuesday October 23 with 12 members. Mary Fancon presided as chairman and Grace Williams led instruction on modern laundry equipment and cleaning methods. Irma Williams assisted as alternate leader and a soap making demonstration followed a balanced chicken dinner. Next meeting set for November 20.
Michigan farmer ally Miles Callaghan from Osceola county is a forceful Republican in the Michigan House. He challenges urban spokesmen, defends farming interests, fights pork barrel bills, and consistently backs sound agriculture measures for taxpayers. His strong record pleases outstate constituents.
Doctor Charles D. Pullen urges Isabella County residents to vote no on the gas tax and weight tax amendments and on a change in county government. He argues that legislative matters should be left to elected representatives and asks voters to support the Republican ticket in the November 6 election.
Political notice lists Bates as a sheriff candidate with affiliation notes on leaders including Herbert Hoover and Warren Harding and mentions party or faith background.
The article outlines the national goals for education and explains plans for American Education Week here. November events include programs on rural education school finance citizenship and future occupations with church involvement and Armistice Day ceremonies on November 9 during school sessions.
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