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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1935
Page
4
More than $2,500 in motorist refunds sit unclaimed after a 1934 weight tax rate cut. Checks for 150 motorists remain in files with no traceable owner, averaging about six dollars each. Most inquiries come from motorists who cashed and forgot.
State official notices unsolicited letters directed to the Secretary of State. Readers request dog abuse remedies, marriage guidance, tracing parentage, closing a pool hall, film star addresses, and reactions to alleged moonshine activity.
Piffy the Puffer reports on Clare football at Clare Field where Lake City defeated Clare late in the first half but Clare pressed back in the second. Punting kept Lake City in tight spots and Clare eyes a Rose Bowl invite decline. Clare travels Friday to Shepherd for a long running series against the Sheep Herders.
We express gratitude for sympathy shown during our recent bereavement. Thanks to Rev. Hendrick Rev. Rieinhardt singers and services of Chas Thurston and son, Mrs Marie Allen Mr Clarence Bay Mr Ralph Atlen for their acts and messages.
We acknowledge the many acts of kindness during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father Wm. Leis. Gratitude for floral offerings Rev Binhammer’s comforting words and the singers. With thanks from Mrs. Wm Leis and children.
An ad for a 25 cent quick test to flush out waste and acids causing bladder issues. It promotes small green tablets called BUKHTS that act like castor oil for the bladder. If not pleased in four days, any druggist will refund the 25 cents.
Guidance from Health District No 7, Gladwin Mich, covers feeding from birth to ten months, gradual bottle introduction, egg yolk, cooked vegetables, and whole milk. It advises daily baths with specific temperatures, sleep routines, outdoor sun exposure, and early bedtimes for infants.
In memory of a brother who faced illness with courage and grace. The verse notes his patience and cheerful spirit, his hopeful refrain of feeling better, and the family's sorrow at his loss. It expresses faith, mourning, and comfort for Marie as she faces her own journey ahead.
The Him Grove Home Economics Extension group began their second year of the Home Management project with a Grange Hall meeting on October 8. Mrs Grace Williams led a lesson on The Attractive and Easily Cleaned Kitchen. New members joined as ideas on color blends for kitchen furniture, curtains, walls, and floors were shared. Next meeting planned for November. Secretary.
In Clare County Michigan the Horse Parasite Control program, started winter 1933-34, treated about 40 000 horses in 1934-35 with carbon bisulphide under veterinarian supervision. Only 34 dissatisfaction cases were recorded. 26 horses died within two weeks but 10 deaths were unrelated to treatment.
The North Vernon Home Economics Extension group met at Mrs. Lois Tope’s home with ten members present. Vera Ramey was elected vice chairman and a November 1 gathering was announced for chair repairs and first lesson signups. Members were urged to bring ten cents for Achievement Day dues. Adjourned to meet Mrs. Edna Wilson on December 12.
The Vernon Home Extension Group met October 16 with 15 members and 2 visitors from the Gilmore group. Leaders Olive Irwin and Lillian Harriger led a chair reconditioning lesson and discussed harmonizing room colors. Next meeting December 11 at Olive Irwin's home. Paid ten cents per member. Olive Irwin received 1.00 for expenses. Meal served by hostess with contributions from committee.
The Eagle Home Management group met October 22 at the vacant Ernest Kleiner farm house for its first meeting of the year. Eight members attended. Mrs. Donna Poet led opening remarks and Mrs. Myrtle Miller and Mrs. Penrose conducted a lesson on kitchen beauty. Topics included color lighting ventilation floor coverings curtains and cupboards to aid farm women in a cheerful functional kitchen. A December 3 all day meeting was set with Mrs. Lillian Kistler.
Julius Huffman born August 18 1854 in New York State died September 29 1985 in Ann Arbor Michigan after brief illness at St Josephs Hospital He lived in Clare since 1879 with wife Agnes Crawford They had three children two died in infancy Survived by daughter Florence B of Ann Arbor Funeral at Clare October 2 1935 by Rev Thomson Honor long life and family legacy in local cemetery rosebush Cherry Grove cemetery
Farmers Ind Produte Co sets two shipping dates for livestock by 2 06 p m on November 5 and November 19. Shipments required to be saved for loading on those days with livestock reserves and coordinated transport details.
The name Taj Mahal translates from Persian as distinguished one of the palace and from Arabic as distinguished abode. The Taj Mahal is the tomb of Shah Jahan's wife, reflecting its foundational meaning.
We thank neighbors and friends who visited and sent flowers for our husband, father and brother while he was in Clare Hospital. Gratitude goes to Greenwood Grange and Rev Johnstone along with the Murphy family and singers.
Otto Schmildt of Harbilton township Clare County R 2 Gladwin will only pay bills made by himself on the date given.
Community notices list events including a New England supper at the Colonville church on October 30 at 6:00 PM hosted by the Colonville Ladies. Howe Extension Club- Clare meets with Mrs Tyone Gorr on East 7th Street on October Bist at 2:00 PM. Parent teachers meet at O Connor School on Friday night November Ast. Clare County Health Association meets November 6 at the Clare public school auditorium. American Legion and Legion Auxiliary meetings are on the first and third Mondays each month.
Community acquaintances frequent visits and gatherings around Rosebush including Dorothy Murphy visiting her mother Mrs. Mary Murphy in Lansing and families like Steve Hawath returning to the area from South Bend. Various meals, birthday celebrations, and church events are noted along with district W C T U meeting at the local M E Church and a 4H canning club gathering at Hugh Swindlehurst’s home.
Incomplete OCR fragment notes monetary figures and terms with echos of pricing. It mentions amounts around 14.00 and 7.00 possibly related to a total and discounts. Specific entities, dates, or clear actions are not readable.
Mrs Clara Rockey attended a teachers Institute in Flint last week. Families from the area joined in church Eldership in Delo on Sunday. Mrs Ruby Thompson visited Pontiac with the Clute family and stayed at Archie McKillop home. Charles Stone and Mr. and Mrs. Thompson hosted visitors. Orville Bates and son Lyle spent Sunday at the Rumans. Bay and Allen families called on friends. Mabel Dangles and Leon Warner visited near Midland. Hagle Aid Society to meet at Mrs Jennie Bates home on Thursday October 31. Leonard Orvis visited friends in Flint.
Local notes tell of visits by Mr and Mrs M C Smythe to grandparents the Utleys on Sunday and other calls at Lake and Stanton. A two car collision injures Mrs Phillips and granddaughter with others sustaining cuts and bruises. A separate hit damages guard posts on Sanborn hill and leaves the motorist shaken and car damaged. Roy Halstead and family of Lan... are mentioned in connection with local notices.
Sunday visits highlighted by Mr and Mrs John Halstead hosting their son Lee Utley and wife from Saginaw. Aunt Barbara Tryon has been poorly. G R Powells attended Sunday School and church in Sherman City while Mr and Mrs R J Powell hosted a fish dinner at the Orvel Sherman home. News wanted for the newsletter.
Mr and Mrs Harley Ruby of Detroit and Mr and Mrs John Dillon of Flint visited relatives while others from Flint spent the weekend at their parental home. Mrs Earl Green returned from Pontiac travels. Junior Farmers Union plans a program next month with time to be announced. Elmer Nephew visited from Camp Irons and several guests attended the last Farmers Union meeting.
Mrs Ray Green reports Buckleys Cough Mixture cured her cold and cough in under four hours. The testimonial notes quick relief from chest tightness and easier breathing. Musseli's Drug Store and other druggists stock the product.
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