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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1933
Page
2
Maurice Williams of Marquette faced court for a game law violation after shooting what he believed to be a deer. He received 30 days in jail. In Mt Pleasant work continues rebuilding the Roosevelt refinery after a fire, with crude oil losses and a total pump house loss but intact stills.
Rex Joslin ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Roy Joslin underwent a minor operation for relief of an abscess on his hip at the University of Michigan hospital in Ann Arbor on Monday. Earlier he was taken to a Bay City hospital where doctors suspected tuberculosis and later admitted to Howell hospital but found the condition to be an abscess from a chin bone injury. A second operation to remove the abscess is planned in the near future.
Mr and Mrs Roy Greenman longtime city residents were transferred by the State Highway department to Traverse City. They departed our city on Thursday. Leslie Oldman state highway construction engineer for this district has resigned and will move to Florida next week, accompanied by his mother.
Meeting for all bulk storage operators and refiners of petroleum products in Montana Mecosta Osceola Clare Isabella and Gratiot counties to be held at Park Hotel Mt Pleasant at 7 PM Friday evening November Mid. Speaker to explain Petroleum Code interpretations and enforcement machinery.
A good turnout at McKinley school last Friday for the one act comedy Henry's Mail Order Wife. Directed by Mrs. Walter Peall and Essie Johnson the cast featured Aay Hendrie Cecil Blanchard Rollie Harroldarry Foss Bessie Johnson Inez Lemstreet. Auctioneer J Newman sold boxes raising funds for playground equipment.
Acknowledges thanks to friends for kindness during bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. Dave N A Hiden and Mrs A B Wylis for comforting services and to flower donors. Signed by Mrs Henry Reynolds and relatives.
Mrs. George Bates expresses deep thanks for the support received during illness and hospital stay, noting appreciation cannot be fully expressed.
The Glare Shipping Association lists delivery dates on Tuesday November 28 and December 12. Local ads promote special prices on new and rebuilt typewriters, adding machines, and a display at Mussell's Drugstore. Other notices urge batteries radiators and green hides pickup by Samborn's with a contact phone.
Charles J. W. Murphy will report live from Little America as Admiral Byrd leads the Second Antarctic Expedition. The first CBS broadcast airs Saturday November 18 from the Ruppert with 59 stations carrying the 10 p m Eastern Time program. Murphy, six two and 180 pounds, is described as the expedition's radio reporter and on scene announcer.
A summary of weekend visits, birthdays, and family news in Pleasant Valley. Mr Ervin Crgis and family visited A L Kever. Dangler relatives attended a funeral in Beaverton. Gordon Fitzpatrick wed in Elm Grove. Aid members visited Colonville at Mrs Clute’s. Mrs Runyan celebrated a birthday with relatives. a bed spread was received. Local hunting trip, town hall lights, and reports of St Louis hip injury and Hollywood in Lake George noted.
A Sunday departure by Dr. Barstow and F. A. Luce to Ontonongon county marks the annual deer hunt with Miss Evelyn Baker visiting near Marion. A November game supper drew about 150 as rabbits were served, and a temporary conservation club was organized with aid from Officer Hildebrandt.
Wheatland Local No. 10 of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America approved multiple resolutions at a Grange gathering. They called for Michigan tax reform, state license plates, farm gas tax exemption, opposition to head tax for elderly indigents, and support for state funded pipelines and textbook standardization. Copies were sent to Senator Carpenter and Representative Callaghan.
On Tuesday November 21 the Clare Study Club meets with Mrs Neellie Feighner to arrange mending and distribution of clothes for the needy. The civic committee plans drives and will call members by Saturday the 18th for assistance. Donations from the public are welcomed.
The O Connor School P T A invites parents to a meeting on November 17 at the school. A program and social time with a fish pond were planned and refreshments will be served.
A long parade feature depicts numerous grade units and school clubs marching with banners, posters, and props. Students from first through twelfth grades portray health, patriotism, safety, and citizenship with costumes, floats, and signs. Community groups including the American Legion Auxiliary and Masonic Lodge contributed banners and flags.
The town held a large parade from Eighth Street to the railroad tracks featuring the Little School House float, Boy Scout troops, and banners. Local groups including the American Legion Auxiliary and joint efforts by the Post, City Council, and police were praised for cooperation and traffic detours.
The speaker, Mr Smolenski, compared railroads and highways showing rail taxes fund general government costs while highway users bear only a fraction of construction. He urged extending government control from railroads to trucks and carriers on public highways. President Geo White thanked the speaker and adjourned.
The second card party in a twelve part series by St. Cecilia's parish is set for Wednesday evening November 22. Those who attend all twelve parties will have a chance to win the grand prize at the final event. Further details will be announced at the party. Mrs. J. B. Doherty is chairman. Gas heaters have been installed for comfort.
The Methodist Sunday School banquet will be held Tuesday evening November 21. Hatch class plans its own table and prizes for the best display. Each group contributes one program number, with C. W. Nash as toastmaster.
Hon Paul Voelker speaks to students about Germany’s aim to create country loving God fearing self supporting loyal subjects. He urges equal opportunities for all youths, stressing patriotism, good conduct and practical education. The event includes refreshments in the gym with faculty and performers.
Notice from Farmers Ind Produce Co requests all livestock to be shipped by 2:00 p m on Tuesday November aist. Clare Sentinel notes community homes and miners in the area.
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