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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1930

Page

2

Caveny Company Gives Splendid Entertainment

The J Franklin Caveny Company performed as the first Lyceum act for the sophomore class in a public schools program last week. The artist drew color scenes and molded clay caricatures including an Indian Chief Tennyson Abraham Lincoln and Uncle Sam. A violinist and pianist sang familiar tunes. The next November program promises a full audience and a $1.00 ticket for five numbers.

J. Franklin Caveny Company Lyceum J. Franklin Caveny Mr. Caveny Tennyson Abraham Lincollin Uncle Sam

Appreciation Note From Fred Zimmerman

An appreciation message thanks friends and neighbors for acts of kindness while in the hospital. Fred Zimmerman expresses gratitude for support and well wishes during his stay.

Surprise Party Honors Fred Eschenwick on 55th Birthday

Thirty five relatives and friends gathered Saturday night to honor Fred Eschenwick for his 55th birthday. The evening featured cards and games with Clio Hanes winning first prize and Floyd Wilson second. Ice cream and cake at midnight preceded farewells as guests departed in the early morning wishing many more birthdays.

Fred Eschenwick Clio Hanes Floyd Wilson Ajl

Epworthians Gather for Sunday Evening Meeting

Forty seven young people met in the League rooms last Sunday evening. Dorothy Green successfully conducted the meeting. Miss Doris Gerow has charge next Sunday. Miss Yoder, Clara County Nurse, will discuss her work in the Ozark Mountains. Remember the date November 2, 1930.

Dorothy Green Doris Gerow Yoder Clara Ozark Mountains

Advance Grange Dance at Elm Grove Hall

Friday night social at Elm Grove hall hosted by the Advance Grange committee with admission set at 50 cents.

Elm Grove Hall

Dance Every Saturday Night at Duncan's Hall A8tt

A Saturday night dance event is held at Duncan's Hall in A8tt. The venue invites attendees to enjoy music and dancing, with regular weekly sessions announced for local residents.

Duncan

Local notices and social updates from Flint area

Prof S Peterson of Flint spends time with his wife and daughter. Mrs Chester Richards learns of her grandfather George Crozier’s death Wednesday. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Burd Friday afternoon. Remarkable Chinese woman to speak at Clare Methodist banquet on November 48. Mrs Frank Williams of Flint attends wedding of Sylvester Wentworth and Mabel Dora. Isabella County Maccabee Association to meet in Mt Pleasant November 4 with prizes and pot luck. John Wilson attends funeral of Newton F Parker in Grand Rapids. sister Mrs Parker visits. Public health nurse Miss Yoder to discuss Mountain White of the Ozarks at Epworth League next Sunday. Remains of Miss Genevieve Kelley to be buried at Surrey cemetery Friday. Family ties of Dr L L Kelley and Albert Garchon noted. Chicken dinner hosted by the Eschenweck and Daugherty families in Grant township.

Flint Daugh Chester Richard George Crozier Ladies Aid A. Wa. Burd China Clare Methodist Frank Williams A. Wentworth Sylvester Wentworth Mabel Dora Isabella County Maccabee Association Mt. Pleasant Maccabees John Wilson Grand Rapids Newton F .Parker Parker Wilson Miss Yoder Ozarks Epworth League Yoder Genevieve Kelley Harrisburg Surrey Parnell L.’ L. Kelley Okemus Farwell Mrr Albert Garchon Fai Rilyy Roy Hoover, Jr Loran “Daugherty Chas, Eschenweck Grant Township Herman Sparks Mary Doris Eschenweck Fred Eschenweck

Central State Life Staff Echoes Student Effort

The Sentinel prints a Central State Life issue produced by Central State Teachers College students at Mt Pleasant every Wednesday. Editorial chief is Miss Lottie Bruce of Harrison, with H Eddie Hubel of Clare as managing editor and reporters Gerald Callihan Betty Groves John McConnell and Hisie Shull of Clare contributing.

the Sentinel Central State Life Central State Teachers College Mt. Pleasant Miss Lottie Bruce Harrison H. Eddie Hubel Clare Gerald Callihan Betty Groves John McConnell Hisie Shull

Farmers Take Notice Livestock Listing Ad

Farmers Independent Produce Co urges readers to list livestock for sale. The next shipping date is Tuesday November 11.

Farmers’ Independent Produce Co

Ford Digs Two Mile Tunnel for a Billion Gallons of Water a Day

Ford’s Rouge Plant Dearborn Michigan advances a two mile tunnel project to raise daily water intake to about 913.6 million gallons surpassing Detroit Philadelphia Cincinnati and Washington combined. The work involves tunneling sixty feet underground beneath roads rails a cemetery and a creek with a reinforced steel shield and concrete lining. The project alongside a remodeled powerhouse aims to boost production and costs run in the millions.

Ford Detroit Philadelphia Cincinnati Washington Rouge Ford Motor Company Dearborn Michigan Nic Baby Creek

David and Nile's Evocative Journey Across Africa

A young narrator travels with Nile through Sudan Egypt Abyssinia and the Red Sea region discovering places such as Lake Victoria Lake Tanganyika the Congo River and the Equator. Nile narrates its outflow from Lake Victoria to Egypt while David reflects on heat storms and distant exploration.

David Afrrica Sudan Egypt Nile White Nile Red Sea Hab-el-Mondeh Gate of Tears Abyssinia Africa Kilimadj Tanganyika Lake Victoria Lake Superior Jinga Uganda Equator Ripon Falls Mt. Kilimanjaro Lake Lake Baikal Siberia Congo Amazon Pugid Congo River Middle Africa Indian Ocean

What’s the Difference in First Grade Punctuation

A teacher quizzes Dorothy on correct usage of oat and ate during a reading lesson. Dorothy answers with a punny miscue about finishing eating, highlighting classroom humor in language learning.

Holiness Association to Meet at Senton Church

Isabella County Holiness Association holds its monthly meeting at Senton Methodist Church on Tuesday November 4 with Rev. EF W Fall of Pigeon as speaker. Services at two thirty and seven thirty p m. All are welcome.

Isabella County Holiness Association Senton Methodist Church EF. W. Fall Pigeon

In Memory of Our Dear Mother Edith Root

In memory of our dear mother Mrs Edith Root who passed away four years ago October 2 1926. Precious mother she has left us left us yes forever more. We hope to meet our loved one on that bright and happy shore. Lonely the house sad the hours since our loved one has gone. But oh a brighter home than ours in Heaven is now our mother's home.

Edith Root

In loving memory John A. One year since his passing

A memorial note reflects on the death of John A. who died October 30 last year. It recalls peaceful rest beyond storms and the reunion with loved ones in a heavenly mansion. The verse urges not to call back the departed and frames the loss as part of a hopeful afterlife.

John A

Monte Carlo Transformed by Nighttime Illumination

Monte Carlo glows with white lights around the casino and along the avenues. Exterior illumination highlights trees fountains and even flower pots, creating a fairyland effect at night.

Monte Carlo Monte -Carlo Europe

Postman John Shields Walked 70000 Miles In Nine Years

John Shields, a Newton Stewart, Scotland postman, retires after nine years of daily routes totaling about 70 000 miles. He served 38 years with the postal service, and before that he worked in the army in India and Africa.

John Shields Newton-Stewart Scotland Postal Service India Africa

Twelve Head of Ewe Lambs for Sale Near Brand Farm

Classified notice lists twelve ewe lambs for sale by Glen D Gordon located 1 to 2 miles north of Brand Farm. Also mentions Edmond Woods running for Clark County sheriff on the November 4 ballot.

Ewe Lambs Glen D. Gordon Brand

Nine pound girl Shirley Irene born to Mr and Mrs Larson

The community reports the birth of Shirley Irene nine pounds at the Larson home with welcoming guests including the Browns and Lumleys. Visiting families and church ladies helped with notices as the Aid Society repainted rooms and planned future decorating in the parsonage. Fellow events include visits by the Watsons from Flint and a shower gathering for Mr and Mrs Vandewarker. Rev Hundrich moved into the parsonage and was ill, while McCrea and children visited from St. Louis and Clare. Barton family nears completion of a new home.

Joe Larson J. C. Watson Flint Chas. Krell Orville Vandewarker J. B. Allen Saginaw Ernest Kieiner Amelia Carr Robi Hutchinson St. Louis Breckenridge Hundrich EH. F. McCrea Clare Frank Barton

Clare Shipping Association Sets November Shipping Dates

The Clare Shipping Association will ship on Tuesday November 4 and Tuesday November 18. Shipper H A Dawaoi announces the dates.

Clare Shipping Association H. A. Dawaoi

Republican slate backed for county and state offices

The Clare County Republican Committee urges voters to endorse the party slate in the November 4 election. Wilbur M. Brucker for Governor Roy O. Woodruff for Congress Ben Carpenter for the 28th Senatorial District Miles Callaghan for the Osceola Clare House District Edmond Woods for Sheriff, with other county offices unopposed and a ratification of the primary results. Voters urged to participate.

Wilbur M. Brucker Roy O. Woodruff Ben Carpenter Morrison Miles Callaghan Osceola-Clare Lansing Edmond Woods Clare County Republican Committee Ady

Card of Thanks for Susan Anine’s death

In the recent death of our seven months old darling Susan Anine on October 28, 1930 we thank Alma friends and Mr Thurston for service. those who furnished cars. Mrs McAllister for singing. Rev Bates for comfort. Mr and Mrs Bruce Walker. Mr and Mrs Thos Walker. Mr and Mrs Jacob Walker and Family.

Susan Anine Alma Thurston McAllister Bates Bruce Walker Thos Walker Jacob Walker

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McClintock THE Clare County the Home For Savings Clare, Michigan Caveny Company Fred Zimmerman Epworthians Iginale Mary Graham ‘Bonner Kilimanjaro Saw Lake Victoria Citizens State Bank Holiness Meeting Clark Clare Realty Co Farm Insurance
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