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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1930
Page
2
Michigan State College will host Farmers Week from February 2 to 6 featuring more than 30 farm and home associations. Renowned speakers will head general and sectional conferences with instructional exhibits and entertainment. Past events drew crowds over 5 000 from across Michigan, and some capacity plans are in place for a near record turnout.
Dr. W J V Deacon of the State Health Department says home conditions drive most tuberculosis deaths among women aged 15 to 29. The study, presented at the Rockford Illinois conference, cites limited impact from outside work and urges stronger health education from junior high to college. A Michigan study, with the TB Association, will continue field surveys of 1929 deaths to guide prevention efforts.
Saturday night at Duncan's wall features a Clare Variety sale offering all kinds of granite ware at 10 cents each. The brief notice promotes a cheap deal and notes choices available for shoppers.
No city or rural delivery nor window service on Christmas Day. Special delivery will be promptly delivered upon receipt. Mail early to avoid congestion. include full addresses and return cards. wrap parcels securely and insure prompt handling.
Michigan State College hosts Farmers Machinery Day on Thursday December 4 at Demonstration Hall. About fifty exhibitors show a broad range of farm equipment with new and improved machines. a short program is planned at 2:00 p.m. Attendance last year reached about 500 farmers and is expected to rise.
A readable line promotes Jarred Feed Store on West 4th Street offering feeds for all needs. The note implies a general retail advertisement for livestock and pet supplies.
A parade of short items lists travel for lawyers and residents, Thanksgiving plans, hospital news, church services, academic events, social visits, and local enlistment. Notables include Theo Bowler traveling to Detroit and Chicago for business, Miss Claire Nancarrow visiting Detroit, and Lyle Jasmin enlisting in the Navy in Detroit with selection from Michigan.
We offer $35 per week and up, plus $17.40 cash commission on each gate. Men of good appearance with references only need apply after interview. Hustlers can sell two or three per week. Write or call in person at Manager 310 Second National Bank Bldg. Saginaw Michigan.
Zenobia chapter meets next Thursday night with Q H S. The Clare Merchants play Merrill Independents tonight. Clare Study Club hosts Mrs A B Wylie December 2. First high school basketball game versus Coleman December 9. Hagle Ladies Extension class December 11 with Mrs Jeanette Kleiner. Ladies Auxiliary of M B church meets next Wednesday with Mrs L D Fisher. Senior play The Charm School at the high school auditorium December 5. Remember the date.
A literary group gathered with Mrs. Crigier on Tuesday featuring Browning and the Sonnets from the Portuguese. Mrs. Browning initially resisted publication but later consented. Mrs. McGuire accompanied on piano and Miss Gerow led community singing. The next meeting plans a Christmas party December 5 at Mrs. Richard Bogan's home.
In Greenville Charles Byrnes survived an arm and side wound after a misidentified deer tail by a companion. In Lansing a Christmas Club distribution nears 12 million dollars to Michigan residents. Munising reports a humorous deer hunt tip from a game warden. Bay City tragically recalls Beulah Fry dragged to death by an anchor rope. Harrison sees Albert Gruno sentenced to life for patricide after confessing to killing his mother.
We express our thanks to friends and neighbors for aid during illness and after the death of our wife and mother. Special thanks to Rev. EB. T. Smith Rev. W. W. Hurd for comfort to the singers and all for floral offerings. Also thanks for kindness shown in Bay City from Mr. Wm. MeJamies and children.
Farmers take notice list your livestock with the Farmers Independent Produce Co. The next shipping date is Tuesday December 9th.
Michigan State College dairy experts say culling the bottom 20 percent of cows by butterfat output yields higher returns than cutting feed. Last year 59 cows averaged 110 pounds and 294 cows 163 pounds of fat. removing the low producers would have added about $15 per cow above feed costs, while overall profits declined due to poor performers.
On November 20 the Kings Daughters and husbands visited Mr. and Mrs. B. Fisher at Budd Lake Harrison. Eighteen members and friends shared a pot luck noon dinner. During the meeting members answered roll call with a dollar and How I Earned my Dollar. Men contributed to the dinner. They departed grateful for the happy gathering.
Members of the White Shrine of Clare hold a rummage sale on Saturday November 29 in the back room at Citizens State Bank.
The Clare Shipping Association announces shipping dates on Tuesday December 2 and December 16. Plane 220F21, H A Dawson listed as Shipper.
We thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness shown during the death of our husband and father Wm. D. Reid. Gratitude for floral tributes Robert Light for comforting words Mr Weatherhead for singing and the John J. Carton lodge No 436 F and A M Tod all we feel grateful.
A public sale of farm equipment and household goods conducted by Mrs. Bessie Wilson will take place Monday December 8 at the Chas Carpenter farm located one and a half miles north of Loomis. A detailed list will be published next week.
Friday nights feature a dance at Elm Grove hall hosted by the committee. Admission is 50 cents.
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