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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1930
Page
6
Mt Pleasant reports a South Clare gas well with a flow near 3,000,000 cubic feet. Dozens of fatal and injury crashes and accidents across cities from Sanford to Grand Rapids, plus crimes, fires, and court actions. Michigan towns from New Haven to Muskegon record workers, windfalls, and law notices amid broad state briefs.
A Michigan conservation roundup details fines for out of season deer killings in Kent and Montmorency counties plus a new effort to revise the Wildlife Sanctuary Law. It notes permit methods for gun use near deer areas, beaver ponds aiding firefighting, and remarks by Conservation Commissioner Harold Titus on beaver habitats and fire control.
Brush College residents return from Indiana visiting D N Davis relatives. J C Coats and family, Donna and Harley, spent a week visiting. Ora Hale Dee Robinett visited Saginaw and Robinett drove a Chevrolet home. Ladies Aid met at Dover with Mrs Meda Fitzpatrick. about thirty attendees enjoyed social evening and lunch. November meeting with Mrs Carter. Sanders visited Pontiae to bring Milton Leitner home. Hale family at Funke home near Farwell. Lorin Leitner and Sammie stayed with Hart Sanders. Dolph Heller family of Lansing visited Steve Heller. Vereah Leitner returned to Poutiae after seven weeks with aunt Harl Sanders. Fresh bread 66 2 pound loaf at Crystal Bakery.
About 35 of Stanley Kleiner's young friends gathered Tuesday evening at his home to mark his 14th birthday with singing games and a midnight lunch. The group departed satisfied, wishing Stanley many more happy birthdays.
Community glimpses include visits among families such as Griggs and Haines, Mickle and Robinett, and Glen Gordon helping Sam Guest with fall plowing. New cars appear with Chas Davis and Leo Oden, a softball game with Hardwood and Brand, and plans for a Halloween program and box social at the school house.
Mrs. C Durfee and son Arthur planned a Farwell Sunday trip. Delos Hamlin, Mr. Loomis of Detroit, and Lamot Hamlin of near Clare visited and hunted at the Durfee home. A schoolhouse social drew a large crowd and Edyth Turner returned from Pontiac with her mother. Roy Batch and Vernon Stevenson of Pontiac joined the Turners for a weekend hunt as Mr Turner rode back to Pontiac Sunday. Mr and Mrs P J Durfee and son spent Friday evening with Edd Magnus and the Heinzelmans of Hill ranch and John List Sr. and family went to Alma Sunday due to their granddaughter Alice’s illness.
A drugstore advertisement touts Thoxine a doctor prescribed remedy for sore throat and cough. It claims fast relief from the internal cause without gargling and offers refunds if not satisfied. Available in 35¢ 60¢ and $1.00 bottles at Kirkpatrick's Drug Store.
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