Southwest Sheridan Social Roundup From Dayle to Crooked Lake
Mr and Mrs Lester Allen and family of Dayle visited James Teale and family. Brackart spent Sunday with Mel Durham of Herrick. Alice Teale stayed with Will Teale in Hinckle ville. David Teale visited South Grant with Mrs Roe. Amos Watters and Ralph Teale motored to Saginaw. John Roe of South Grant visited daughter Arling Severson. Amos Watters hosted Detroit friends. Henry Severson and family of Flint spent time with Arling Severson. Franklin Littlefield dined with Burston at Crooked Lake cottage. E A Stanley of Lake visited Atlrosier. J L Littlefield thrash harvest yields good average 20 bush per acre. Our fire warden Frisby and Alger Cline worked at Gladwin last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Allen
Dayle
James Teale
Teale
Saginaw
John Roe
South Grant
Arling Severson
Amos Watters
Detroit
Henry Severson
Flint
Franklin Littlefield
Dan Butterfield
Hame
Frisby
Gottschell
Owl Lake
Otto Sprague
Owossd
Silver Jake
Knight and Phillips hosting guests with shared visits
COLONVILLE residents and relatives hosted and visited during the weekend. Families from Lansing Detroit Mt. Pleasant Rosebush Pontiac and nearby towns joined gatherings at the Clute Bodkins Friz and Philips homes with meals and church attendance noted. Frank Walters suffered broken ribs as part of local incidents.
Fred Coe Returns From Oaklands Visit in Clare Area
Fred Coe came home after weeks visiting relatives in Oakland county and Winsor. His mother two sisters a niece and her husband stayed through Thursday night. They visited the Harley Sowle home in Clare Wednesday evening and Mrs. Sowle and Lee Lyman joined Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Coe
Oakland County
Winsor
Harley Sowle
Clare
Sowle
Lee Lyman
Coe
Bertha Randie
Mary Randie
Nash
John Livingston
Local families gather for dinners and visits around Clare
Mrs Franklin Littlefield and guests hosted dinner with Mrs Shumway and Mrs E Smith of Detroit. Clare residents Mrs Ad die Cline and Mr Lynn Cline shopped, while B Dunlop entertained many friends. Others visited or traveled from Saginaw Mio Farwell and Owosso areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Littlefield
Shumway
S. E. Smith
Detroit
J. L. Littlefield
Lynn Cline
Addie Cline
Dover News Sees Busy Month With School Honorees and Visits
September attendance lists praise Uoah Abbott and eight others as never tardy or absent. Local families including the Hoovers Pietschs and Fischers visit relatives. The Dover Busy Bees host a fundraising dinner October 18 at F. S. Weaver's home to support the church. A church audience hears Rev. Telder at the Gospel Tabernacle and more townspeople attend. Residents share news of visits, arrivals, and community activities as the paper invites further items.
Booster meeting at Mt Vernon Grange draws large turnout
The Mt Vernon Grange Booster meeting Friday night drew a full hall with Gilmore Grange well represented as candidates for initiation were presented. A potluck supper followed and members received Silver Star Certificates for twenty five years of membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Grange
Archambault
Schiafley
Rachel
Reuben
Grange
Edd. Northon
Walter White
John Northon
Oscar Northon
Lena
Brewer
Emma Wilson
Dawson
Samborn
Jennings Archambanlt
Alma
Geo. Dennis
Frank Marshall
Phillip van Conant
Dover
Beulah Brooks
Louise. Patnicki
Leo O'Grady
Detroit
Alvin Bauder
Gilmore
Bert Kifine
Riverside
Percy Stough
Joan
Jonesville
John Stough
Archie Ackertitan
Elmer Bruckart
Tom Spence
Geo, Ackerman
Geo, Ackerman and Daughters
Florence and
Leda
A. Samborn
Familly
Dale ‘Stough
Wilson Samborn
Minnie Prout
Forest Brewer
Harvay
Dorothy
Casnar
Clare
Community Notices From Local Gatherings And Elections
The record lists attendees including Mrs Fennines Archambault Ma and Mrs Ralph Brown with various couples at a Thursday evening event. It notes weekend visits from Russel Bassett and local dinners, plus Sunday gatherings with the Schinfleys and Cobleighs. Jennings Archambault is named Master for the third time, with officers Leo OGrady Grace Ackerman Ralph Brown and others in roles such as Overseer Lecturer Steward Chaplin and Pianist in the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fennines
Leo O'Grady
Grace Ackerman
Ad. Schinfley
Ass’t
Community Notes and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs J N Teall return from the upper peninsula with relatives. The fall seedings will benefit from recent heavy rainfall. Mr and Mrs Howard Penrose enjoy a new car. Michigan Hidership of the Church of God holds its annual conference at Hagle church starting October 20 and continuing through the week. Watch for announcements. Mrs Edd Runyan visited daughter Mrs Fred Allen and Mrs Allen with Grandma Carr Sunday. Mrs Fred Allen and Mrs J A Allen hosted a birthday dinner for Lawrence Bay’s first anniversary with family present. Others included Clarence Bay and daughter Betty Lou, Burton Bay and daughter Wilma, Glen Bay and Helen Kleiner, A H Hutchinson and children from Midland. Henry Seestedt family of Romulus visited Frank Poet’s home. they plan to winter in Florida. Gladys Hemstreet went to Flint to visit Dorothy Graub. Adam Rega has winter mason work in Midland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Penrose
Michigan Hidership
Church of God
Hagle
J. A. Allen
Lawrence Bay
Clarence Bay
Betty Lou
Burton Bay
Wilma
Glen Bay
Helen Kleiner
A H. Hutchinson
Midland
J. G. Watson
Henry Seestedt
Romulus
Frank Poet
Florida
Gladys
Hemstreet
Flint
Dorothy Graub
Adam Rega
Rains Slow Bean Crop but Social Rounds Slow
Local notes show early fall rain hindering farmers from sheltering beans. Community visits include Mr. and Mrs. John Shultz of Clare hosting Gordon and Mrs. McIntosh for dinner, plus multiple weekend visits among residents from Gladwin Alma Grand Rapids and Clare. Michigan industry figures note five losses exceeding twelve million dollars per year.
Sentinel Readers Voice Brief Opinion Column Policy
The Sentinel invites brief reader opinions on daily questions. Submissions must be signed with name and address. Space is limited to five hundred words. Personal attacks are not allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Michigan Delegates Hear Hoover Praise at Republican Meeting
The writer recounts attending the 1932 Republican events in Clare and Detroit, praising Herbert Hoover and noting speeches by Ogden Mills and others. Highlights include a Cass Technical School program with Senators Couzens and Vandenberg, and applause for Michigan leaders like Governor Wilber M. Bracker and Honesty Dick Emerson from the Old State Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Barlum
Detroit
Hansford
McNider
American Legion
Canada
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Caigo Technical School
Cass
U. S
James Couzens
Arthur Vandenberg
U. S. Treasury
Ogden Mills
Chase Osborne
Fred Green
Wilber M. Brucker
Washington
National Reserve
Great Reconstruction Corporation
Herbert Hoover
Germany
Roy O. Woodruff
Gaul
Joseph Hoover
U .S
Battle Creek
Hoover
Michigan
Witber “M. Bracker
Gralis
Mike
New Remedy Ends Milk Fever For Dairymen
Missouri experiment station reports a syringe calcium gluconate treatment cures milk fever in 15 to 20 minutes. The disease, caused by calcium deficiency, no longer risks udder infection from air methods or long milk loss. The method outperforms the old air inflation approach used for 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Experiment Station
Missouri
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Good Cows Advice Hits Dairy Farming Balance
A Massachusetts dairy expert urges farmers to keep their best cows, breed better stock, and feed well to boost milk quality. He argues eliminating scrubs and aged cows isn't necessary, given disease risks when buying new cattle and strong returns from dairying. The quotes include a humorous aside about Mrs Strongmind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H
Frand&en
Department of Dairy Industry
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Ins and Outs of 18
A fragment from a Bowton Transcript reveals a couple debating selling a shared asset due to upkeep costs exceeding income. The dialogue shows strain over financial burdens and household decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eax
Bowton Transcript
Clare School Notes on Glee Club and Activities
Sixty girls registered for first try outs for a Girls Glee Club, but only those with prior Glee Club experience will be admitted to form a thirty member group. Officers include Pres Elizabeth Feighner and Vice Pres Hilda Eberhart. A candy and hot dog sale program funds new music for the club. A thirty voice girls chorus develops singing experience and prepares for future Glee Club work. The seventh and eighth grades study the symphony orchestra for NBC Music Appreciation Hour concerts conducted by Walter Damrascin. An illustrated notebook is planned for each student, and a box loaned by Mr Groves supports winter activities. American history focuses on colonial origins, then French achievements next week. Josephine Green chairs a committee to present lessons on Michigan nationalities with costumes planned. Geometry students advance forward demonstration of theorems as Librarians learn the Dewey system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
Elizabeth Feighner
Hilda Eberhart
Treas
Hazel Stottlemeyer
Hazel Sutton
Virginia Kirkpatrick
Thirty Voices
National Broadcasting Companies
Walter Damrascin
Josephine Green
Michigan
Physical education outdoors as weather allows
Lower grades perform rhythms folk dances and games while fifth and sixth grade boys and junior high girls play soccer. They have physical training twice weekly one day for team games and the other for folk dancing marching and posture work.
Agricultural Room Plant Growth and Class Sections
The Agricultural Room at the high school hosts sunlit plant growth with expanding collections. Biology has two sections meeting at 9:04 and 2:06, totaling 57 students. Farm Crops has ten pupils, Animal Husbandry twenty four. Two seed corn trips were made to Arnold Ott and Aston David farms to select good seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gropg Clas
Arnold Ott
Aston David’s Farm
Clare County Fair Showcases Home Economics Projects
At the Clare County Fair the 9th and 10th grade girls of the Home Economics Department, guided by Miss Novia Osgood, contributed educational exhibits and canned goods. The tenth grade created stain removal displays and sewing pieces, while the eighth grade made towels for the food laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County Fair
Clare Home Economics Department
Novia Osgood
Bicknell and Company
Tdis
Food Laboratory
S. Garmehia
Kindergarten notes and second grade progress in school
Kindergarten children build a play house from orange crates and paper in the classroom. They add furniture plans and Halloween decorations. New pupil Ruth Butterfield arrives. Donald Butterfield joins Sanford students. Viviar Huntley misses days due to illness. Second grade shows a window box of blossoms and a sand table project themed around Halloween.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Butterfield
Sanford
Viviar Huntley
Douglas Masten
Third Grade Barbara Caple Wins Spelling Down
Reports from the class note Barbara Caple led in a spelling contest last week. The journal lists students with perfect spelling the previous week and mentions ongoing lessons, dye experiments, and progress tests amid a school activity record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Caple
Billy Walter
Ella Cleveland
Doris Hrter
Norma Fisher
Vernice Griffin
Amos Huntley
Rex Joslin
Willard Koch
Frances Morgan
Junior Samborn
Junior Vosburg
Billy Walters
Zarie Walters
Donald Worden
Fourth Grade Class Notes and New Student Joins
A fourth grade class highlights team captains Ruth Schug and Carol McGuire in Baseball and notes Miss Glerum helping with Wheat booklet covers. Geography studies latitude and zones with a colored zone map. Fifth graders Peggy Cote Eva Lewis score 100 in monthly spelling. Lowell Haring and Mercia Lockyen miss one word. Donald Woolston 100 in geography. A new student Earl Converse joins the class and is welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Marie Schug
Carol Nann McGuire
Miss Glerum
Peggy Cote
Eva Lewis
Lowell Haring
Mercia
Lockyen
Donald Woolston
Local Effort Aims to Prevent Fires During Tire Week
Communities rally during Tire Prevention Week to boost fire safety. Residents will inspect appliances, clear flammable materials, and share tips to reduce arson and accidental blazes in neighborhoods.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Southwest
Sheridan
Colonville
A. D. Knight
Mr. Pleasant
Arthur’ Philips
Floyd Garver
Lansing
A. D. Hampton
Frank Walters
Wm. James
M. D
Wm. Hampton and Family
Mt. Pleasant
Sarah Bodkins
Don Lloyd
Baby
Pontiac
Lloyd
Beryl Philips
Boyfriend
Rosebush
Arthur Philips
Archie McKillop
Ruby Thompson
the Eagle
Jay Clute
Charley Bodkins
Helen
A. W. Friz
Baptist Church
Dover News
Uoah Abbott
Wesley Badger
Iris Badger
Dorothy Blanchard
Florence Hoover
Barbara Houghton
Elsie Rank
Gladys Saul
Dorothy Shaver
Henry Mickle
John Bauer
Betty Kleman
Minerva Saul
Ohio
Indiana
Roy Hoover
Florence
Dover Gospel Tabernacle
Telder
Ocie Fitzpatrick
H. Dysinger
Dorothy Allen
Everett
the Brown
Robert
Elenore Pfetsch
Floyd Allen
Harold McClain
Dale Montney
MT. Vernon Grange
J. N.teall
Upper Peninsula
Edd. Runyan
Fred Allen
Grandma Carr
John Shultz
Miss Lorraine
Gordon McIntosh
Lee Kraatz
Russell Hager
Gladwin
Frank Skyring
Minerva Rockwood
John McCormick
Grand Rapids
Hawkins
F. Hinkle
Eliza. Armstrong
Asa Aldrich
Clyde Butters
George Silverthorn
Harry Cleveland
Roy Brownell
S. Brownell
Wm. Parkhill
George Burch
Lakeview
Front
Ray Geib
Arthur Kube
Bertha Lake
Roy Powers
Roy Allen
Marion
Parkhill
Clic
Bureli
Kenneth Poulsén
Merial
Vern Moline
Clare Road
Howard Lawrence
Frank Fitzgerald
Paul Woodries
O. B. Fuller
Frank Dillman
Mr. Rogers
Rainbow Division
Richard Emerson
State Capitol
E Ahis
Clare School
Box
Mr. Groves
Physical
Home Economic Department
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