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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1932
Page
3
Friday issuance and Clare post office filing of second glass matter. The Sentinel seeks probate notices and asks readers to urge Judge Dorsey to have the printing done by The Sentinel.
Harrison United Brethren and Congregational churches list services and leaders. Many local residents are noted visiting relatives, attending events, or spending weekends in Mt Pleasant Lansing Clare and Bay City with dates and names.
The upper grades post honor rolls listing all A recipients: Louise Amble Betty Budd Dorothy Ladd George Meyers Pauline Nealey Virginia Ladd Ida Hill Mary Louise Schaffer Donna Shumway Ireta Woods. Freshman absent at the initiation party are Ronald Hitts and Marion Sersaw. World history test is upcoming Tuesday. Senior A class chose green and gold as colors and rings may arrive soon. Hazel Wilson was absent several days last week.
The State Fire Marshal reports yearly losses from fire across dwellings stores garages automobiles barns hotels and apartment houses with numerous public hazards in restaurants theatres churches laundries bakeries and factories. Citizens should inspect homes to remove rubbish and fire hazards and observe Fire Prevention Week October 9 to 15, 1932.
Describes Harrison on Budd Lake as a picturesque summer spot with frost enhanced scenery. Details gardens, cottages, and landscapes, vibrant fall colors, and wildlife including hummingbirds, kingfishers, muskrats, ducks, blue jays, loons, and turtles. Ends with the moon rising and sunset over the lake.
Miss Martin organized a Home Economics Club at our school. Twenty six members elected five officers: President Hileen Amble, Vice President Nina Lang, Secretary Marie McCartney, Treasurer Viola Van Deusen, Editor Erma Saul. An entertainment committee led by Nina Lang plus members was also formed. Monthly dues set at 10 cents with meetings on the first and third Mondays. The first meeting October 3 featured Rose Haynak as assistant Editor and a two month theme committee. An entertainment plan followed with updates at the October 17 meeting. fashion attire drew comment during the program.
The report notes a lighthearted incident with The Prince of Wales during a Florida trip as attendees enjoyed refreshments. An entertainment committee served corn balls and the gathering ended with plans for a better meeting next time.
Michigan State College entomology department urges fall plowing and trash burning to reduce wintering pests in orchards and gardens. Many insects survive winter under debris, brush piles, or in pruning, then attack in spring. plowing and fire target them, saving dollars next year.
Michigan conservation officials credit strict fire regulation enforcement and oil operator cooperation with preventing a major fire in Midland County oil fields. Fire lines and cleared brush protected wells, while no new permits were issued until safety measures were in place. The department also promotes conservation films for high schools and issues hunting safety guidance to reduce accidental shootings in the field.
Vernon Hill notes weekend visits from Vernon area residents including Albert Bolen and family from Saginaw, Fred Irwin party with Ralph, Calahan, and Doris Erter visiting Blanchard. Meetings include Mrs. Buckley visiting Dover relatives and World Series viewing at Carrie Perworth home with Sipey and Liechti families.
Andrew Irwin tends small farm at home on the Hill. Mr and Mrs Orl Sipe shopped in Mt Pleasant Thursday afternoon. Mrs Akey visited Mrs Turbush Friday and was dinner guest of Mrs Allen Sunday. Josie Lines has been ill but is improving. Yager family of Rosebush spent weekend with Glen Yager. Border and Phyllis visited Mrs Funnell Sunday. Horning and Reger families visited Otis McPhall Sunday. A Hill group attended a K of P hall party Thursday night and enjoyed a fine time. Hanley family moved to Leonard house on First Street. Bay City visitors Mrs Sines and mother came to see Mrs Henry Sines. Corbet Ward and friend planned a nearby flower show. Jess Wood of Farwell and Joella Brief and Oliver Becker called on Mrs Henry Sineg and daughter Josie. Mrs Jim Snider aided Marl Snider with settling in the Andrew Irwin house last week.
Everyone is urged to cooperate during Fire Prevention Week by inspecting homes and removing rubbish from attics and basements. Special attention should be given to defective smoke pipes furnaces and containers for flammable items to keep everyone safe.
The column advises buyers to choose the correct size and shape of kitchen tools, ensuring they are well-made, smooth, seamless, and free from rough edges. It stresses balance and ease of handling, and suggests maintaining floors and rugs with minimal cost and effort, such as sewing triangular rubber under rug corners to prevent wear and slipping.
A paste of rotten stone and linseed oil yields a dull finish on copper brass and pewter. A bright finish can be achieved by applying a cream of fine whiting and denatured alcohol.
The item describes canned green chile as a desirable winter menu addition when paired with eggs and meats. The note emphasizes its use with other food articles to enhance dishes.
Inform residents to remember Fire Prevention Week from October 9 to October 15, urging schools businesses and households to review fire safety plans and equipment during the campaign.
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