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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1928
Page
4
Local column lists rail times, theater events, charity dances, club meetings, hospital visits, and farm fires. Highlights include a Cupid event at Clare High School, a benefit dance at Farwell, and multiple church and Ladies Auxiliary gatherings. Also reports on farm losses, residents visiting relatives, and a council urged reading on constitutional amendments.
County Agent notes that 4H leaders will gather Thursday October 18 with extension specialists from Michigan State College to organize winter programs. Meetings run 9:30 Harrison 2:20 Clare 8 Farwell at local school buildings to reach the greatest number. An illustrated sand lands lecture by an expert with extensive experience will be announced later.
The paper lists upcoming sales by S. H. Nelson, Groves, Mrs. Mary McGoogan, Robert Burns, Mrs. Sid Sherman, and Wm. Greeb. Items include household effects and personal property with sale dates from October 13 to October 23. Locations span Farwell, Long Lake, and Clare areas.
Saturday marks the last Guild rummage sale featuring men's suits overcoats shoes dresses coats and other items. Miss Yvonne arrives as director of Cupid Up To Date promising a season of posts. For sale winter pears priced 125 per bushel by C. H. Breen at 618 Bi 5th St Bit.
Mr. Dean, a national Boy Scout executive now in Clare and manager of the Wild Life Reservation Association at Granberry Lake, urges business men to organize and understand boys. He warns that equipment alone cannot prevent delinquency without parental and community effort. The Clare Chamber of Commerce plans a member drive ahead of the November 12 meeting.
Mrs. Mulder reports state meeting highlights including Hon. C. Osborne praising Michigan’s lakes. A Junior and High School allegory Lovers in Michigan stressed wildlife protection and forest preservation. Mrs. Mercer and Mrs. A J Doherty Jr spoke on luncheons and convention politics. In a discussion a Soo locks traffic fact was noted. Coral Collings and Lilian Sanford elected to membership. Jene Caple performed two plate numbers.
The Epworth League Institute of the Big Rapids District will meet in Big Rapids on October 19 20 and 21 A Friday banquet opens the event with Rev Marshall Reed of Detroit State U L President as speaker Saturday features classes and an athletic meet Bishop Nicholson is expected to attend and conduct Sunday service An attendance prize will go to the league with the most delegates and greatest travel distance district-wide participation is hoped
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