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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1937
Page
2
Little girls are taught the ritual of dipping Jonathan and Delicious apples into caramel syrup. The article lists a taffy apple recipe using apples from Washington state and steps to make a hard caramel coating.
Since January 1, 1937 there has not been a single case of diphtheria reported in this Health District. The campaign against diphtheria has been successful and death rates have fallen. Diphtheria toxoid or toxin-antitoxin offers a simple protective measure for children. A table shows deaths from diphtheria per 100,000 population.
An old advertisement promotes Buckley’s Mixture for acute asthma and bronchitis attacks. It claims 2 or 3 doses in red hot water before bed provide a coughless night, rest, and morning refreshment, with sale through CLARE DRUG COMPANY and druggists in cold winter Canada.
A health district official urges vaccination with toxoid for children 6 to 9 months old to prevent diphtheria. Full protection requires two to six months and a Schick Test later. Emphasizes that children under 5 are most at risk and many deaths occurred in 1933. EB. V. Thiehoff, M. D. directs district 7.
The piece argues the New Deal caused inflation, rising prices, and unemployment. It claims tax, debt, and spending policies threaten the nation, urging cooperation between government, industry, and labor to avoid further ruin. It warns of further restrictions and more taxation if policy fails.
The piece argues the New Deal alone cannot solve unemployment or costs. It calls for Congress to act independently of the President to restore cooperation among government, industry, and labor for coordinated, nationwide recovery efforts. It questions readiness to pursue this path in upcoming sessions.
Rev E R Town presides at Sunday School 2 00 pm and preaching 3 00 pm at Maple Grove U B Church Weekly prayer meeting 8 00 pm Wednesdays Miss Corinne Lalone now at Lansing state Democratic headquarters weekend visit to Hileen Schofield Mrs J E Timpe visited daughter Mrs Berthe Rulapaugh Farwell Mr and Mrs Louis Finch surprised with a family celebration and chicken dinner for their wedding anniversary
A weekend in the area featured visits from Mr. and Mrs. George Heintz of Lansing and Earl Brockway of Pontiac. The Halloween party at Mr. and Mrs. C. Krocker’s home drew a good crowd after games and refreshments. A school house program and a homemade Victrola praise stood out. Wm. Hileman was sidelined by a back injury. Elmer Nephew and his wife moved from Pontiac to help Brockway’s mother with winter chores. Regular Farmers' Union meeting planned for tonight. all members urged to attend.
Mrs Eva Seabolt visits relatives in Andersonville as the Meet A While club postpones two weeks due to Frank Owens funeral. The next meeting is at Mary Ellen Moggs on November 10. Weekend visitors include the Howard Seabolts, John Smiths, and the Mowells family plus others.
Mrs Ruby Thompson and Mrs Jay Clute visited Mr and Mrs Forest Garver to see the new baby daughter born last Wednesday. Visitors from Clare and Harrison called at local homes including the Bodkins and Hampton households. The County Nurse Miss Rogers was at a local school last Thursday.
Elmer Clute and a Mr. Hintley called at the Clute home Saturday. William Teale of West Grant visited his cousin Tessie Bodkins Tuesday. Clute visited Mrs. Keith near Brown Corners last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Davis entertained the young folks at a Halloween party Friday evening. Miss Hazel Bodkins and Mrs. Chas Bodkins attended a music meeting at the high school Thursday afternoon.
The Halloween party at the Grant town hall Friday night drew a good crowd. Several local residents visited friends and relatives including the Benis and Johnson families and guests from Saginaw.
Mrs Anna Gaffney hosted Thursday with Mr and Mrs M Hansen of M66. Rex Lloyd from Detroit joined Friday for the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Hilton Darnell. Frank Hansen and H Middleton visited the Gaffney sisters and Hilton Darnell’s group attended a Gleaner Hall bingo in Lake Friday where Mrs Darnell won a quilt.
Ernest Allen and sons drove to Saginaw on Sunday. Mrs. Roller and Mrs. Shull report lame backs and a gathering in her car for Mrs. Shull. Maude Barber returned home after weeks with Avery Barber. Sunday callers included West Grant, Mrs Shull and Lowell, Mrs Roller, Mrs Barbara, and Ralph Shull with Max. Norman Orvis was home sick with a sore throat. Billy Spicer missed school due to broken glasses. The Hardwood school held a program and pie social last Friday night, raising sixteen dollars.
Audrey Dee Willey joined friends in Clare to watch Clare versus Reed City. The Sunday school held its fourth annual Halloween party October 27 at Albert Seiter’s home. Mrs. David Seiter and Mrs. Laurence Seiter led the fun with stunts and contests. A. D. Willey was ill this week. Herring school hosted a program and carnival October 29 with booths bingo and a fish pond raising 10.51 dollars. A. S. Bauder home hosted guests Florence Farmer Russell Slater and Warl Bauder.
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