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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1937
Page
5
Vernon Hill Jack Brookins of Ann Arbor called on Mrs. Carrie Pervorse on his way home from the north. Dozens of visits greet family and neighbors in Mt. Pleasant Clare Saginaw and surrounding towns as relatives travel for Sunday meals and weekend gatherings.
An advertisement for Filbertone Powder claims rapid relief from acid indigestion gas heartburn and constipation due to excess acidity. It notes simple directions on the box and a free booklet from Anderson Drug Store in Clare.
Clare Hardware and Furniture Co advertises new stock of Christmas gifts now on display for holiday shoppers. Doors open with a range of home goods and seasonal items available in-store.
The piece denounces the proposed tax on undistributed corporate earnings and criticizes Roosevelt's four years of policy. It argues the administration has worsened the economy, undermined courts, and meddled with industry, agriculture, and labor. It warns of looming government coercion if recovery stalls, implying fascist undertones.
Secretary of State Leon D. Case orders two changes in issuing operators and chauffeurs licenses. Local examining officers in Lansing will mail postcards if applications arrive too late for a 20 day temporary permit, noting the receipt date. Chauffeurs licenses and badges for 1988 go on sale December 1, waiving the $1 1937 fee for the rest of the year. full year fee is $2. Over 4,000 more chauffeurs are registered than last year, and badges must be secured by January 1.
Ida Pelcher and family visited the Pat Jackson home southwest of town on Saturday afternoon. Phyllis Denton was absent from school due to illness. Bobby Neff returned home from two weeks with grandparents in Sears. Mrs. Ouderkirk and Mrs. Wiltzier visited the Orvill Graham home Friday. Delphine Ballge visited relatives near Durand and Flushing during Thanksgiving recess. Tom Fall called on a friend in Shepherd Sunday. Arthur Jacksons and sons returned from a deer hunting trip. Rev J W Stanton returned from a deer hunting trip in Alcona County. Edward Harmer of Cadillac called on friends here. Deer hunters named include Ralph Sharp, Merle Dunn, George Raub, Harvey Smith, Wahk Sibley, Del and Owen Matthews, and Hugh Johnston. Dorothy Swindlehurst visited Audrey Allen Sunday. The St Henry’s mission in Vernon concluded after well attended services. Sunny Sewers to meet Joyce Clevenger's home Monday November 29. Wilfred Robinson, once of McKnight Cabins, returned to Battle Creek after trucking beers locally.
The Sentinel announces a full line of Christmas greeting cards for the season including fifty fold cards with printed names for 91.00. Gift size stationery and envelopes are also specially priced for holiday giving. Visit the office to inspect the selections.
The Memphis Tennessee area hosts the world’s largest inland cotton market. Trade centers and shipping hubs link growers with buyers across the region and beyond. The market highlights Memphis as a pivotal node for cotton commerce and distribution.
The report notes Thanksgiving plans across grades with a big community sing in the auditorium on Wednesday at 10:00. It highlights top spelling marks for Dawn Gardiner Billy Geeck Robert Hampton and Joan Marshall and mentions the 1st and 2nd graders observing the holiday in the auditorium.
The Clare Chapter of the National Honor Society held a meeting to elect new officers. NHS selects high school seniors from honor roll for leadership scholarship character and service.
About one third of the class remains inactive and cannot exceed 26 percent of total membership. New officers elected include president Histor Chaffee, vice president Maryan Collins, secretary Hette Mullet, treasurer George Tope, corresponding secretary Maxine Kirkpatrick.
The skull of the Peking man is dated to the Pleistocene period about 500000 years ago. This scientific finding marks a major milestone in human evolution research and provides insight into early Homo erectus in Asia.
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