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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1930
Page
5
Friends of The Sentinel may request Judge Dorsey to publish probate notices. Liners and reading notices cost 10c per line with 6c per line for fillers. Heading adds 10c. Members include National Editorial Association and Michigan Press Association.
Michigan State College dairy specialists outline profitable dairy cow impacts with 350 pounds of putterfat yearly and 170 hours of labor. They detail hay, silage, and grain requirements, balanced rations, and various grain mixtures for different hay types, plus labor value at 70 cents per hour.
The Lake schools hosted a Friday social with a box social raising funds for the treasury. Hallowe'en program featured songs, skits, and solos by students. prizes awarded for garden, handicraft, and fruit exhibits. Notable prizewinners included Edna Jacobs, Harvey Hathon, and Marguerite Amy, with extensive pupil participation across grades.
Community notices list morning and evening services at the United Brethren Church and a wide array of local residents visiting relatives, traveling to Clare, Saginaw, or Albuquerque, and many weekend gatherings and family events across Harrison and surrounding townships.
On Sunday afternoon October 26 the radio program on WJR will feature a discussion titled Be havior Problem in Children with Dr Willard C Olson principal of the University of Michigan Elementary School and a talk by Mrs J K Pettengill president of the Michigan Congress of Parents and Teachers There will be no school next Monday and Tuesday due to a Teachers Institute at Flint and Lansing.
Winter weather lingers as potatoes stay in the ground. A masked party at the Dysingers earns Earl Gilmore a prize for the worst costume. Brush College Aid Society hosts a well attended meeting despite bad weather. Several local families share meals and visits over the weekend. A new contest begins next Sunday and Miss Gladys Chew returns from Canada and Detroit. Crystal Bakery advertises the 5 cent loaf.
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