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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1934

Page

2

Golden Wedding fete for Rev and Mrs A C Barclay

Rev and Mrs A G Barclay of Romed are honored by daughter Mrs Earl Bennett at their 50th wedding anniversary. Twenty-seven relatives dined at the Country Club with a gold and white wedding cake and gold decor. Open house at the Bennett home on West Main drew seventy five relatives and friends.

Midland Republican A. C. Barclay Barclay Earl W. Bennett West Main Street Sentinel

Clare meets St. Louis on home grid today

Clare faces St. Louis at home at 3 30 with a scrappy lineup led by Eddie Bowler at quarterback and Glen Sanford Stan Parish at halfbacks. Center Russell Schafley guards Bernie Cleveland Ray Verrette, tackles John Haring Perry Lansing. Ends Orris Presley Dick Groves. Coach Brown lauds hard play before expected fast clash.

Russell Schafley Bernie Cleveland Ray Verrette John Haring Perry Lansing Orris Presley Dick Groves Eddie Bowler Glen Sanford Stan Parish Bell Brown Clare St Louis St. Louis

College at Home Work Arranged Urges Students to Act

A letter from BH. D. Kennedy Superintendent invites students to enroll in college at home programs. It requests completed blanks certified by Miss Fanning FE R A administrator and payment of 3 pounds to start plans for textbooks and access. Kennedy and Mr. Tichenor invite questions or in-person visits for accurate details.

BH. D. Kennedy

Swengel outlines health unit funding plan

Dr Swengel states money is in the general fund with no tax increase. He argues for small reserve to protect health and happiness and preserve life, urging progress through protection of health services over traditional spending. He frames the issue as balancing values and avoiding neglect of life.

Federal Reserve System United States Federal Deposit Insurance Fund

Classified liners for Salh Luniper wagon and farm gear

Sale notices list a Salh Luniper wagon mowing machine cream separator hay fork ropes and work hafneds in good condition. Located 1 mile west 1-2 north and 1-0 west at Log Cabin Gas Station near Doe Robinett.

Doe Robinett

Mistaken Shot Injures Mrs Myranda Brock Near Farwell

Mrs Myranda Brock of Farwell was seriously injured on Wednesday when she was shot near her home during practice. She is hospitalized at Brandstetter Hospital in Mt Pleasant.

Myranda. Brock Farwell Brandstetter Hospital Mt. Pleasant

Methodist Auxiliary Holds First Meeting of Conference Year

The auxiliary met with Mrs Ivah Fisher acting chairwoman. Devotions led by Mrs Dan Mater. Nominating slate accepted: President Daisley Goodman Vice Clara Sternaman Secretary Reva Maxwell Treasurer Ivah Fisher. Plans include reception for new pastor and school officials and monthly public dinners starting October 24 at 6:00.

Tvah Fisher Fisher Dan Mater Daisley Goodman Clara Sternaman Reva ‘Maxwell Treas Ivah Fisher Ladies Aid

Legion Auxiliary Reports on Unit Activities and 1935 Officers

The Legion Auxiliary reviews unit activities and committee reports including Rehabitation Nellie Sherwood Child Welfare Elma Clute Membership Geneva Willey Community Service Belle Jackson Americanism Iyone Gorr Legislation Mary Ireland Sewing Ruth Parent Ways and Means Marie Holbrook Finance Adelaide Wylie The unit paid 1935 dues in full with 47 members vs 45 in 1934 An October 15 meeting will install the 1935 officers and is open to the public.

Nellie Sherwood Elma Clute Geneva Willey Belle Jackson Iyone Gorr Mary Ireland Ruth Parent Marie Holbrook Adelaide Wylie Walker Junior Activities Committee

Mother Plays Bridge in Domestic Distraction

A comic verse about a mother at a bridge game distracted by household duties and fashionable dresses. Her mind wanders from the bid to chores and gossip, while her husband mocks her focus yet finds humor in the scene.

Wild Animal Preserves Established Across British Africa

Twenty wild animal preserves covering about 200000 square miles have been established in British Africa. The move expands protected habitats and suggests a planned network of reserves across the colony.

British Africa

Origin and history of cacao and chocolate worldwide

A National Geographic Society bulletin traces cacao sources from the West Indies to the Americas, detailing how cacao beans became chocolate and cocoa. It notes Columbus era exchanges, Mexico’s cacao myths, Aztec and Mayan wealth tied to beans, and shifts from luxury to mass market. It cites 1933 US imports at 474,270,000 pounds valued at $18,789,000 and contrasts ancient methods with modern refinement.

Washington Drinidad West Indies National Geographic Society Europe New World Mexico Hernando Cortez Montezuma Quetzalcoatl Linnaeus United States Germany Great Britain Netherlands South America West, Indies Spain Conquisitadores England

Young man questions career path after college

A college graduate debates his future with his parents. The father dismisses higher ambitions, suggesting the son adorn one of his office stools. The young man resists, asking if he is a dog, and the father counters that he will grow into one.

Derie Timmy

Ice in Water Pitcher Cracking Becomes Daily Hassle

A humorous exchange shows a resident complaining about having to crack the ice in the water pitcher every morning. The response promises the maid will crack it for him.

Keep the Change

A father tells his son that success comes from force of character and willpower. He cites Grimson as a likely winner, noting his own will as a key asset. The son contrasts this with Jones who has a will inherited from his uncle.

Grimson Jones

Obstreperous Friend Refuses Doctor Amid Boat Dispute

Hobson and Williams recall a stubborn companion who refused medical help despite his wife urging it. The tale includes a boating incident where a quarrel led to a splash and a fatalistic response. He did nothing but float on his back, illustrating his obstinacy.

Hobson Williams

Both Alike Dialogue Reveals Quiet Tension

In a brief household exchange, one speaker notes harmony with Grump while the other quips that Grump never borrows anything but trouble, and that is all the speaker has to lend. The line hints at character traits and suggests underlying friction.

Grump

Why Shouldn't It

A playful exchange between a boy and his mother about terms of endearment. The boy objects to being called “little lamb” in public, preferring not to feel sheepish while the mother questions why.

Missing trunks spark quiet exchange at port

A passenger reports two trunks missing to a porter. The Porter dismisses alarm, saying not to worry and that the location is not a dressy place. The brief exchange hints at routine baggage concerns in a casual harbor setting.

Porter

Scientists Unearth King Solomon Copper Mines

An expedition of American scientists working for the American School of Oriental Research at the University of Pennsylvania reports finding copper mines between the Dead Sea and the Red Sea. Ruins of furnaces and slag heaps mark the site, dated by Prof. Nelson Glueck of Hebrew Union College Cincinnati.

Philadelphia Dead Sea Red Sea America American School of Oriental Research University of Pennsylvania Nelson Glueck Hebrew Union College Cincinnati

Red Tape Forever Bandit Calls Postal Heist Scene

A mock robbery skit unfolds as a bandit waves a note at a post office worker demanding cash while a clerk calmly asks for a withdrawal form. The scene plays on bureaucratic delays and comedic tension.

Post Office

Stray Stories Snippet Sparks Garbled Exchange

A fragment from Stray Stories Magazine features a humorous exchange about a dog and a remark on breeding. The dialogue hints at fashion and propriety with references to spats and a tail hat.

No More Barn Turns Into Garage in Pathfinder Note

A Pathfinder Magazine item notes the saying Robin Hood’s barn is no longer used as a barn and has been repurposed as a garage. The exchange underscores a shift in local landmark language.

Robin. Hood Pathfinder Magazine

Post installs new officers at meeting

At the meeting Commander Hall spoke on a successful year and asked for cooperation. New Commander received building keys as N L Tibbits praised the retiring leader. Mayor Robert Burns congratulated the post, reports were given, and Past Commander Hall received a rising vote of thanks before adjournment.

Hall N. L. Tibbits Clare Robert Burns Harrison Bellinger Traverse City Arthur J. Morgan Junior Activities Committee Conrad Walker

Grant Grange Announces Next Regular Meeting

The next meeting of Grant Grange will be held Thursday night at the Grant town hall. Farmers interested in improving rural conditions are urged to join.

Grant Grange Grant Town

Hunters Attention Migratory Bird Stamps On Sale

Post Office offers migratory bird hunting stamps for sale. L. H. Davy, P.M. announces availability to hunters and local residents.

L. H. Davy P.M

Exercise Not Wanted Salesman Yes Confident Push

Prospective customer resists, preferring a rideable model over the offered exercise unit. The salesman emphasizes confidence and suitability in the product push.

Notice to Farmers on Livestock Shipment Deadline

Farmers must ship all livestock by 2700 p. td Tuesday October 9th to Produce Co. for timely handling and record.

Albion Youth Crafts 400 Acre Farm Plan Under 21

A 21 year old, Donald Cooper, son of local attorney A F Cooper, manages a 400 acre Albion farm with two hired men. He supervises finishing a new horse barn and aims to build a 500 pound butterfat dairy herd from 34 Holsteins. He favors horses, raising Belgian mares and a stallion, and credits Michigan State College short course for practical farming methods. He raised the champion 4H Club colt in 1933 Farmers Week and held the grand champion stallion at Calhoun County Fair.

Albion Donald Cooper A. Fef. Cooper Donald Michigan State College Cooper Farm Garfield Farley Calhoun County Fair Marshall

Gilmore Grange to Hold Meeting October 11 at Town Hall

Gilmore Grange plans an evening meeting at the Gilmore town hall on October 11 to elect officers for the coming year. State deputy J Arthambault will attend to help start the new year.

Gilmore Grange Gilmore Town Hall J. Arthambault

Classified liners clean house profit boost

A brief item notes that classified liners help boost profits by tidying up and organizing home cleaning services, emphasizing quick gains and efficient results.

Community events and church notices list October activities

Coming events include football at Clare field and Dover Gospel Tabernacle services each Sunday. Vernon Community Sunday School rallies at Mt Vernon Grange hall next Sunday at 10 30. Revival meetings begin October 7 at Clare Church of God led by Rev Murry. Clare Good Literature Club meets October 5 with Mrs Susan Hall. Ladies Auxiliary dinner October 24 at 6.Zenobia Chapter O ERS meets first Thursday monthly.

Dover Gospel Tabernacle Vernon Community Sunday Mt. Vernon Clare Church of God BE. Murry North Bradley Claré Good Literature Club Susan Hall Ava Hoard

Card of Thanks for Mrs Philo Smith

We thank neighbors and friends for kindness to our mother during illness and for sympathy after our bereavement. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sanve and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. J. Smith.

Philo Smith Sher Frank Sanve Chas. J. Smith

Appreciation for Kindness During Illness

I express my appreciation and thanks to my friends neighbors and the C B S for many acts of kindness shown during my recent illness.

C. B.S

Auction Sale Announced by Hy A Dawson

Having discontinued farming, Hy A Dawson announces an auction sale at the premises located 1 22 miles east of Dover road bridge on Tuesday October 16. His entire list will be published next week.

Hy, A. Dawson Dover Road Bridge

Shipping Dates Noted by Gates or Clare Shipping

Shipping schedule update mentions Gates or Clare Shipping Association with a date of Tuesday October 16th. Contact Walter White or R. Brooks for details.

We Clare Shipping Association Aid R. Brooks Walter White Shippers

Also Mentioned on This Page

Midland Swengel Methodist Auxiliary Legion Auxiliary Mrs. Johnson King Solomon’s the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Washington, D.C Fon Wach Insurance $5000 F.D.I.C the Citizens the Peoples Bank Michigan POST Hunters Albion Youth St. Louis Clare Ladies Auxiliary Adv Zenobia Chapter O. ER. S Samborn Produce Co
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