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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1931

Page

2

Snow Begins Falling As Fall Enters Early

The article notes the first snow flakes of the season visible Thursday afternoon. Social notices include Mrs. Curtis Hearns visiting Mrs. Palmer Dolph in Mukegon and Mrs. Jas Robinett and Gathy of Chesaning staying with Mr. and Mrs. A. Gerow.

Curtis Hearns Palmer Dolph Mukegon Jas. Robinett and Gathy Chesaning A. Gerow James Duncan Frank Hartman Little Son Midland H. D. Kratz

Card of Thanks from Garver Family

Words fail us in expressing our sincere gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of our husband and father. Thanks to those who sent flowers and for last rites. Revs Kleinhardt and Davis, the singers, Mr. and Mrs. A N Friz and all for their thoughtfulness. Mrs Chas L Garver and family.

Kleinhardt Davis A. N. Friz Chas. L. Garver

Thayer Family Thanks Friends for Kindness and Floral Gifts

The Thayer family extends appreciation for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of husband and father Ho ward Thayer and for the floral offerings.

Howard Thayer

Shrewd New Englanders Shift From Shipping to Manufacture

Throughout the colonial era and early national period New England’s economy centered on ship building and commerce. After embargoes and trade limits, leaders redirected capital from shipping to manufacturing, recognizing an abundant water supply as a largely untapped wealth source.

New

Barn Dance at Gilmore Grange to be Held Friday

The Gilmore Grange will host a barn dance in the Laverty new barn on Friday evening November 6. Everyone is invited. Admission for the dance is 25 cents. Supper is 10 cents.

Gilmore Grange Laverty New Barn Bill

Clate Shipping Association Schedules Two Dates

The Clate Shipping Association announces shipping dates on Tuesday November 17 and December 1. Shipper A. Dawson notes these as upcoming departures.

Clate Shipping Association A. A. Dawson

Deer Hunt Gear Sale At Harpis And Hirt Adv

Local brief notes a hunting gear sale event at Harpis and Hirt Adv featuring deer hunting equipment. Residents advised to check event dates and pricing for rifles optics blinds and calls.

Deer Huntery Harpis & Hirt

Coming Events Schedule From Local Ladies Groups

Planned activities include Ladies Aid lunch at Mrs. Allen's on East 8th Street this afternoon, Guild supper at Cong church parlors Wednesday evening, November 18, and Kings Daughters visiting Mrs. Oliver Nash next Thursday afternoon. Night school and Clare Study Club program start Tuesday at 7 and 8 pm. Ladies Union visits Mrs. Josephine Long this Friday at Mrs. Stuart Bicknell’s, next week with Mrs. A. J. Kane. Vesper service Sunday November 15 at 5 pm by Cadillac Congregational youth, led by Mr. Otto Brown with organist Mr. Colby. Please note service hour.

Ladies Aid Clare Study Club Ladies Union Josephine Long Stuart Bicknell A. J. Kane Congregational Church Cadillac Congregational Church Otto Brown Cadillac High School Colby

State News in Brief and Local Updates

Gerald Walsh admits counterfeiting a license plate using prison machinery and state paint then is jailed. Mt. Pleasant beet growers prepare to pit 30,000 tons of beets to counter freezing in December. Charlevoix a $5,000 verdict against McAfee estate in a murder case. Local plants report orders and flexible schedules for winter operations. Deer license issued by Harris & Bintadv.

Charlevoix Maude Mosley George McAfee McAfee Michigan State Jackson Coldwater Manufacturing Wolverine Portland Cement Homer Furnace Co Pratt Manufacturing Co Titus Iron Foundry Shaw Shoe Co

Drought Relief Efforts Highlight Red Cross Work 1930 31

The drought year 1930 and 1931 caused widespread damage across 23 states with crop losses and fires. Red Cross relief aided over 2.75 million people with food clothing and shelter through 3,000 chapters, peaking at more than 2 million on March 1.

American Red Cross Red Cross North Dakota Washington Montana Mississippi Valley John Barton Payne Payne

Red Cross Relief in 79 Disasters This Year

Red Cross aided 79 disasters including 22 fires 18 tornadoes eight storms and eight floods with drought relief funds over 60 000 plus 15 million in national treasury support. A Priest River Idaho story shows families losing homes and rebuilding with aid.

Idaho Western Red Cross Priest River National Red Cross Treasury

Mortgage Sale Notice by Bowler & Bowler

Default on a February 1929 mortgage by Mary Messler and Pearl Snyder to John Coulter and Edna Coulter. The Clare County Michigan mortgage secures 392.68 principal and interest plus 15 attorney fees. Sale set for February 1, 1932 at 9:00 AM at Harrison Court House to cover the amount due and costs on the northwest quarter of section 34, town 17 north, range 5 west.

Mary Messler Pearl Saul Snyder John. Coulter Edna Coulter Register of Deeds Clare Michigan Harrison County of Clare County

Weekend Socials Highlight Bridge Nights and Parties

Mrs Joan Agline hosted twelve friends at an Ideal theatre party then at her home. Log Cabin Club dined with Bridge prizes to Mrs C A Derby and Mrs Benj Parish. Hallowe en themed gatherings featured Mrs Mary Doherty McConnell and prizes to Mrs Martha Bicknell and Octava Mair. Stanley Masten home hosted twenty guests for Bridge with prizes to Mrs Arthur Fleming and Eugene Wyman. Tompkins corner party with pot luck dinner and three bridge tables paid out prizes to Mrs D Kemp and Mrs A Horton. Decorations echoed Hallowe en colors.

Joan Agline Ideal Theatre Kono Log Cabin Club Alex Artibee East Fifth Street Bridge C. A. Derby Benj. Parish Hallowe’en Mary Doherty McConnell Martha Bicknell Octava Mair Stanley Masten Arthur Fleming Eugene Wyman Ben. Parish Tompkins Corner D. Kemp A. H. Horton Jimmie Bicknell Lttle Douglas Masten Alexander Wylie Robbie Douglas Peggy Arthur Clute Jimmie Nellie Jane Davy James Johnson Ted Bowler

Noted authority to speak at West Center November 10

An educational meeting for poultry raisers will be held Tuesday evening November 10 1931 at 7 30 p m at West Center Church three miles west of Rosebush Michigan. Prof Walter B Krueck formerly of Purdue now with Allied Mills Inc will discuss poultry production issues. Sponsored by Rosebush Elevator Clare Hay Grain Bean Co and Isabella County Farmers Grain Co. Mt Pleasant Michigan.

West Center Church Rosebush Michigan Walter B. Krueck Purdue University Allied Mills, Inc Krueck Rosebush W Elevator Clare Hay, Grain & Bean Company Clare Isabella County Farmers Grain Company Mt. Pleasant Milwaukee County Wisconsin University of Wisconsin Indiana Tippecanoe County

Michigan Conservation clarifies road hunting trespass Horton Law

The Horton trespass rule applies to roadways and hunters may trespass if the adjoining land is farmed or a game preserve. An AG opinion confirms no right to shoot from highways. hunting on road rights requires permission. Michigan deer licenses for 1981 go on sale with over 1,000 agents across peninsulas distributing green resident and yellow non resident buttons.

Department of Conservation Michigan Conservation Department

Livestock Listing for Farmers' Produce Sale

Animal sale notice lists livestock available from Farmers' Produce with shipping dates on Tuesday November 10 and Tuesday November 24. Contact telephone 139 P HM Geeck for details.

Bearcat Clan 10 Holds Eighth Annual Homecoming

Central State Teachers College Mt Pleasant hosts the Bearcat clan eighth annual homecoming on Saturday November 7 with a pep meeting bonfire dance and parade events on Friday and Saturday. Alumni gatherings luncheons teas and a football game Alma vs Central State highlight the day.

Bearcat Clan 10 Michigan Central State Teachers College Mt. Pleasant Stoffer Pennsylvanians Lansing Central Rooters Alma Alma College- Central

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Clare County Savings Bank the Home Margaret Bellinger Howard A. Brown John Lockyer Roy Wilson Thayer Cong’s Oliver Nash Harris Payie Bowler & Bowler McEwan St Olate Citizens State Bank West Center W. B. Krueck Réxall Michigan Department OF Conservation Division of Education and Public Relations P. HM. Geeck C. D. Bayes Bakery Mich
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