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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1931
Page
3
The notice lists annual postage rates: 60 par per year to Michigan, 2.00 to other U S points, 2.60 to Canada. Single copies cost 5 cents, published every Friday and entered as second class matter in Clare. Members include the National Hiitorial Association Michigan Press Association.
Harrison United Brethren Church announces Sabham School at 10 30 a m Pastor Rev Chas Kleinhardt will preach at 11 30 and 7 30 p m with a prayer meeting by Fijas Barlow. The 10 30 a m sermon will address what the church can say and do about the labor problem in a frank unprejudiced way. Tourists and visitors are welcomed. Several local residents and guests are listed as attendees or visitors in the week’s social notes.
Wayne Fosgett and Rachael Woolley were married Wednesday August 19 at 4 p m at the bride’s parents home in Oswego Illinois Rev Kine officiated Miss Averyl Gains and Merrill Clute of Harrison served as attendants The bride wore a blue crepe dress and roses The groom is a 1928 graduate of the local school A reception at Elmer Clute’s home followed with many gifts and best wishes for the couple
The division of cereal investigation states grafionia is not wheat but a grain sorghum that originated in Oklahoma and is now shown in neighboring states Kansas and Texas.
A note to Mr. Farmer reminds to prepare the exhibit for the Glaite County Fair at Harrison on September 17th, with emphasis on timely setup and showcasing entries.
Vernon Hill area notices record visits by Flint residents and Lansing callers. Socials include church services, ball games, a Rebekah gathering, and a 78th birthday celebration for Mr. Austin Trumble with cake, ice cream, and a community reception.
Seils Sterling Four Ring Circus on its twelfth annual tour markets Clare on Monday September 14 with two shows rain or shine. The city awaits a full tent city as crews erect the tents cook-house menagerie and side-show under Equestrian Director Al Lindeman. Featured acts include Rose Heller aerial gymnast from La Scala Berlin 1065 revolutions and untamable jungle lions led by Captain Seis. The program includes elephants wire walkers jugglers aerialists and Duke the football horse along with a dozen clown numbers and a ten piece band. An open air exhibition replaces the street parade before the two 2 PM and 8 PM performances.
An unusual sight along the TYahquamenon River shows a timber wolf stalking a deer near a tourist boat. The deer escaped, the wolf was later trapped with a fawn in its mouth, and state hunter Arthur Moshimer reported the find. Meanwhile officials say malt tax stamp counterfeiting is being curbed, with revenue aiding health efforts. Bottles released into Lake Michigan to study currents yielded recovery data to Ann Arbor authorities, aiding navigation and commercial fishing.
A state journal note describes an electric refrigerator salesman who claimed the unit would pay for itself in a very short time and nearly support the entire family, highlighting the salesman’s zeal.
A fragment quotes Doctor Johnson warning that worldly knowledge breeds cunning more than goodness, noting the paradox of insight shaping character and action. The observation suggests skepticism toward perceived wisdom and its social impact.
Mr and Mrs Daniel Coyne and daughter Velma and Mrs Elizabeth Dunn returned home after visiting relatives in Canada. Several residents hosted visitors from Mount Pleasant Vassar Shepherd Montgomery and New York, with travel and family visits noted. William Johnster is ill. Velma McKnight trains in Saginaw and visited her parents over the weekend.
Dick Hunter motored to New York state last Saturday. Miss Alda Bowerman in training at Hurley Hospital Flint visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. A Bowerman.
Coleman C Vaughan former Michigan secretary of state becomes head of the building and loan division of the Department of State starting September 1 He has longstanding ties to state affairs and serves on the state prison commission He leads St Johns building and loan association with 25 years at the helm Michigan corporations face a September 10 tax deadline and a $5 million weekly tax intake estimate may show a smaller drop than anticipated.
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