Red Cross Relief Aids Distressed In 120 Disasters
The American Red Cross aided six million families in unemployment and disaster relief during the year. It assisted 452,879 individuals across 120 disasters, with 96 disasters inside the United States and 8% in 23 states during a twelve week period.
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RED Cross
American Red Cross
John Barton Payne
Payne
Hhe Red Cross
United States
Redross
Fom
National Treasury
Red Mtrosa
Miguery
Tts
Armis 4
Red Cross Life Saving and First Aid Courses Emphasized
The Red Cross marks its Life Saving and First Aid courses as vital public services. It notes that most lifeguards are trained Red Cross lifesavers and that the organization issues thousands of certificates annually for both First Aid and Life Saving training.
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Red Cross
America
Red Cross Faces Surge in Veterans Claims Across Chapters
War veterans and their families face unprecedented demand as new regulations strain Red Cross veteran relief work. Last year 3,268 chapters assisted 411,124 ex service men or families with claims and appeals while aiding 7,346 active duty personnel in the army navy and marine corps.
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Red Cross
Army
Navy
Amarine Corps
An Army of Children
The Junior Red Cross last year included 6 629 866 members in schools and other settings. They volunteered in hospitals for orphans and the aged, aided peers by providing glasses and eye care, and supported school work through correspondence and exchanges with students in other nations.
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Junior Redross
Bladder Laxative Bukets Promoted By Druggist
A bladder laxative claims to cleanse the bladder by driving out impurities and excess acids. Bukets tablets are advertised as pleasant and say relief comes after four days with improved sleep. Druggist A. Anderson calls Bukets a best seller and offers a 25 cent box.
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A. Anderson
Adv
Clare Shipping Association Announces November Shipping Dates
The Clare Shipping Association lists shipping dates for Tuesday November 14 and Tuesday November 28. Contact R. Brooks Walter White Shippers at phone 206722 for details.
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Clare Shipping Association
R. Brooks Walter White
Shippers
Harrison High School Chronicle Septembers News
Primary room enrollment up to fifty seven includes Verniece Griffen from Clare. The America’s Best Citizens pledge Do right motto. Reports on October cards fire drill and absence of honors. Senior class fire escape panic noted.
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Verniece Griffen
Clare
Janet Lenzner
Irene Amble
Jean Gibson
Lake Extension Group Adds Three New Members
The first Extension Club meeting, led by Gertrude Scott and Jane Brooks, reports fourteen members with Ruth Miller Cecil Kube and Bernice Finch joining from Farwell. Helen Howell elected secretary. Anna Wells and Maude Somerville tasked with entertainment. lesson on choosing upholstery cloth ends with advice to use cotton and match room color. Next meeting set with Ruth Miller in Farwell on November 15.
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Extension Club
Gertrude Scott
Lake
Farwell
Ruth Miller
Cecil Kube
Bernice’ “Finch
Jane Brooks
Helen Howell
Anna Wells
Maude Somerville
Mt Vernon Grange Card Party Makes Evening Appearance
Mt Vernon Grange hosts a card party at their hall this evening. Outsiders need a written invitation from a member. Ladies bring sandwiches. Tickets cost 25 cents in advance.
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Mt. Vernon Grange
Community Club and Church Notices Schedule
Meetings planned and upcoming church and auxiliary events listed. Zenobia chapter holds monthly meetings. Dover Gospel Tabernacle services Sundays at 11 30 am. Guild, Lutheran Ladies Aid, Ladies Auxiliary, King's Daughters, and American Legion Auxiliary plan meetings and activities across November with bake sale and senior play noted. school banquet and upcoming events announced.
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Dover Gospel Tabernacle
The Age of Supermen and Women Emerges
A portrait of Raymond H. Welch a one legged New Hampshire station agent who climbs mountains and swims rivers to push human limits. The piece argues that spirit, courage, and determination turn handicap into advantage and heralds women joining active new pursuits shaping a stronger era.
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Raymond H. Welch
New Hampshire
Mount
Washington
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Paradox Senator Discusses Common Sense
Senator Sorghum debates plain talk and the limits of common sense in a Washington Star exchange. The dialogue probes how what passes for common sense can be oddly misleading in political discourse.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Municipal Job Dialog Remains Elusive
A fragment shows a worker exchange about a brother employed in a municipal post. The dialogue notes three months on the job and asks about duties, with casual slang like Veg and ite’ appearing in the clipped text.
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Veg
Ite
Meteor Falls on Farm in Allegant County and Oil Worker Killed
Lloyd Haas, Allegant county farmer, reports a hundred pound meteor struck his farm Wednesday evening October 11. George Tucker, 30, an oil worker in the Midland district, died when his car left the pavement and struck a tree five miles east of St Louis Sunday morning.
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Lloyd, Haas
Allegant County
Midland Oil
George Tucker
Midland
St. Louis
Sausage Law Act No. 259 Goes Into Effect
The 1933 Public Acts Act No. 259 now in effect promises clean, dependable, and sanitary sausage for consumers, aiming to boost public confidence and raise sausage consumption nationwide.
State Tax Board Reports July Collections Surpass Eight Million
James E. Mogan, Managing Director of the State Board of Tax Administration, announced that sales tax collected since July 1 has reached 8,098,141.53 dollars. The figure reflects ongoing revenue from statewide commerce and tax enforcement efforts.
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James E. Mogan
State Board of Tax Administration
Three young men sentenced after gas station hold up escape
The three youths who robbed a gas station attendant at Onaway fled into Cheboygan county and were chased by officers near Indian River after abandoning their car. They received prison terms ranging from one to fifteen years at the Ona way trial.
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Onaway
Cheboygan County
Indian River
Ladies Guild and Husbands Enjoy Evening at Farwell Home
The Congregational Church Ladies Guild and their husbands joined Mr. and Mrs. B E Brown for a pot luck social on Wednesday evening in November. A large crowd attended, supper was bountiful, and games like skill-ball and a fish pond provided lively fun. The men had a room to themselves, and hosts enjoyed the gathering as a cheerful, pep-meeting style event.
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Congregational Church
Father Morrison
John
Pifer
Eeconomics
Ladies Guild
BE. W. Brown
Fermenting Tomato Seed Controls Bacterial Canker Spread
United States Department of Agriculture studies with Utah experiment station show fermentation of tomato seed pulp largely kills the canker organism while machine extracted seeds transmit the disease more widely.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Utah
Age of Freshening in Heifer Production
Prof C W Turner of Missouri College of Agriculture concludes from Advanced Registry records that dairy cattle breed to calve at 20 24 months for best milk and fat production. Maximum production occurs around 80 months, with 5 to 10 percent of peak output by 23 to 28 months, varying by breed.
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C. W. Turner
Missouri College of Agriculture
Copper carbonate used to control barley smut at Idaho station
University of Idaho agricultural station at Sand Point reports copper carbonate as the most effective chemical for controlling covered smut of barley. It has long been used to prevent hunt or stinking smut in wheat but not previously recommended for smuts in other cereals.
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University of Idaho Agricutural
Sandpoint
Milking Times Maintained During Farm Move by Special Trains
The farm moved in England with two special trains arranged to keep cows milked at their usual times. Trains departed West Meon after evening milking and reached Stalbridge by morning. About 17 cows, 14 farm hands, nearly 100 head of livestock, and several carloads of furniture and implements were moved.
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England
West Meon
Armenian Women Rise in Civic and Professional Roles
Armenian Women are rapidly placed in leadership positions in civic life and as physicians engineers agricultural supervisors and college professors in the Armenian Soviet republic.
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Ufe
Notice to Farmers on Livestock Shipment Deadline
Farmers must bring all livestock to ship in by 2 00 p m Tuesday November at Farmers Ind Produce Co. from the notice in the historical paper.
Clare Sentinel Classified Liners Sell Needed Items
Classified liners urge readers to buy what they need while decluttering what they don’t. The notice promotes practical exchanges and highlights the value of thoughtful purchases for readers of Clare Sentinel.
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Clare Sentinel
Central Michigan Roundtable at High School Advocacy Progress
A roundtable of school officials from Clare and neighboring counties met at a local high school to discuss funding. Attendees urged the governor to boost support and reported a survey showing Clare County may face school closures without at least 20000 dollars soon. Representatives from Harrison Farwell Coleman Beaverton Mt Pleasant Weidman Heart Reed City Clare and county commissioners attended.
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Ralph Tyndall
Wilcox
Osceola County
Granibaul
Mt. Pleasant
Clare County
Harrison
Farwell
Coleman
Beaverton
Weidman
Heart
Reed City
Clare
Asa Aldrich
Isabella
Cassatt
Osceola
Regular Meeting of Stars Zenobia Chapter No 129
The Zenobia Chapter No 129 OES held a regular meeting on Thursday evening November 2 with Worthy Matron Josephine Koch presiding. A card party was planned for November 15 in the Masonic dining room and committees will be announced later. Conductress Adelaide Wylie reported on the Isabella-Granite County Association meeting in Ithaca on October 17.
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Zenobia Chapter
O. BE. S
Josephine Koch
Adelaide ‘Wylie
Bave A
Isabella-Granic County Association
Ithaca
Notice of sale under writ of fieri facias
The sheriff of Clare County Michigan announces a public sale of real property to satisfy a judgment in favor of The Citizens State Bank against F M Myers and W E Myers. Lands described include portions in section 4 and section 16 town 18 north range 3 west Arthur Township. Sale at courthouse front door Harrison Michigan at 1 pm EST December 27 1938. Dated November 7 1933. Edmond Woods Sheriff. T Carl Holbrook Attorney for Plaintiff.
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County of
Clare
Citizens State Bank
Michigan Banking Corporation
Michigan
F. M. Myers
W. E. Myers
WF. M
W. E Myers
Arthur Township
Clare County
Harrison
Said
Newsroom Signature Requirement Warns Writers
A public notice laments missing signatures on submissions and urges writers to sign stories and use one paper side. Editors say unsigned pieces are discarded and stress clear author identification to ensure publication.
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A& T Newspasser
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