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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1932

Page

2

Bean Growers of Michigan Hold Market Steady Meeting

A letter from Clare Sentinel reports the Bean Growers of Michigan meeting in Corunna with 400 attendees including McFarland and Riedel. Riedel says canners take about 10 percent of beans and selling now could crash the market. McFarland cites Farm Board funds to hold beans. A seven member committee led by McBride will decide further steps, with results to be shared later.

Clare Sentinel Clare Michigan Corunna McBride Shiawassee ‘County McFarland Alma Roller Mills Riedel Michigan Bean Co Sarinaw Farm Board Thomas Wing Oliver House L. H. Moon

Thanking voters for support in Clare and Clare County

Joseph K Naumes expresses sincere thanks to voters in the city of Clare and Clare County for the large vote and notes he hopes new contacts will lead to lasting friendships.

City OF Clare Clare County Joseph K. Naumes

Appreciation note from Charles M. Wright

Charles M. Wright thanks friends for support at the recent primary and says it is fully appreciated.

Cider Mill at Rosebush Joins Seasonal Pressing

CIDER MILL AT ROSEBUSH JT will press cider at my mill in Rosebush just north of the elevator every Saturday beginning September 12 Charles A Schafer announces the seasonal event at the Rosebush site with planned regular pressings.

Rosebush

Clare Shipping Association Announces Shipping Dates

The Clare Shipping Association lists next shipping dates as Tuesday September 20 and October 4. Contact H. A. Dawson, Shipper, at phone 220F21 for details.

Clare Shipping Association

Prolonged Illness and Family Visits Reported in Alma Area

Mrs Annie Mooney is seriously ill this week with no recovery expected. Her son Frank of Cadillac visited Sunday. Prohibition speaker Rev M Rice of Detroit addressed a meeting in Alma College Gym Tuesday night. Caregivers Mrs B B Sternaman and Mrs J F Tatman attended. George Wilson's daughter and son in law Mrs Burt Sible and Tittleton of Marion are helping with Wilsons. Roy Willett of Mt Pleasant and Arthur Johnson with daughter Bessie joined family at Jackson area gathering. Clifford Booths of Quinsey returned home with Johnsons after two months there.

Annie ‘Mooney Frank Cadillac B. B. Sternaman J. F. Tatman Alma M. §. Rice Detroit Burt Sible Tittleton Marion George Wilson Roy Wilett Pleasant Arthur Johnson Bessie H. W. Burd Jackson Clifford Booths Quinsey Johnson

Clare-Isabella Dairy Herd Improves in August Report

August testing shows average 711 lbs milk per cow with 27.34 lbs butterfat, amid drought month. High producers include Clare-Isabella Ranch Jerseys at 799 lbs milk and 41.11 lbs butterfat, and Holsteins at 1075 lbs milk 31.5 butterfat. several owners named across Clare Mt Pleasant Bay City and Midland areas.

Claira Aire Ranch L. & Hebert Mt. Pleasant Ed. Blum Gladwin Herbert Kuch Bay City Howard Penrose Clare Penrose F. J. Reithel Oberlin A. D. MacRae J. H. Russell Midland A. D MacRae Jersey Henry Bourassa and Sons Linwood

Clare High football candidates seek practice solid core planned

Clare High prepares for football practice with positions unsettled and key players named. Lyle Allen will quarterback, Norman Blystone and contenders for halfback, plus Don Gillis at fullback and a line with Lamb, Lan sing, Seibt, Walton, Herrick as main blockers. The schedule opens Sept 16 at Clare versus Beaverton.

Lyle Allen Norman Blystone Stanley Sutton Eugene Thayer Bob Doherty Don Gillis Arthur Lamb Percy Lansing Ford Seibt Hollis Walton Bob Herrick John White Orrin Shaw Clare High Beaverton Clare Harrison Fain Indians Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart Mt. Pleas

Edmond Woods Thanks Clare County Voters After Primaries

Edmond Woods expresses gratitude to Clare county voters for their support at Tuesday primaries.

Livestock Sale Notice listing warmers for shipment dates

A brief livestock listing announces warmers for sale with shipping dates set for Tuesday September 27 and October 11. Contact telephone 139 PB FB Geeck Mer for details.

Geeck

Flower Show Highlights and Garden Honors at Clare Club

The Clare Study Club held a flower show with awards across categories led by Mrs. Bogardus and Mrs. Nelson. Prof. Cobb praised Garden Group entries while Mrs. Doherty and the Hotel staff supported the event. Awards honored numerous gardeners including Mercer Nelson Mulder and Schaeffer for arrangements and varieties.

Ivan Feighner Cobb Harold Schaeffer Clyde, Harris John Nelson S. Bogardus Ben Mercer M. Gallagher Bicknell Jas Bickrell Gallagher L. W. Jackson Jesse Hampton Wim. Elden Norris Elden Cudney Greer Harris Blozardus Doherty Garden Anna Greer Frey Doherty Adelaide Wylie Rosemary Cornwell O’hardelot Iris Wolf Luxemburg Gardens Manning McGuire Mercer Dorothy Binhammer Fred Doherty Kramer Mas Benet

Flower Show Awards and Exhibits Highlight Local Gardeners

The event awarded a stock-last prize to Mrs Schaeffer with a second award to Mrs Mulder. Fifty nine exhibits included a Begonia from Mrs Barnes and a Mexican Fire Bush. The Tree of Life from Florida was shown by Mrs Jerred and Picotte Zinnias by John Empey. White's Floral Farm won best commercial exhibit and Mrs Lockyer contributed Helianthus. Ice cream and cake sales raised $3.50 for the silver cup fund. organizers hope for better shows next year.

Schaeffer Mulder Barnes Florida Jerred John Empey White

Bates thanks supporters after losing election

George Bates thanks neighbors and friends for loyal support at the polls last Tuesday. He says he stood by his convictions, did his best, and has no regrets. He urges cooperation with the voters’ choice and signs his appreciation sincerely.

Altho George Bates

Dorsey Thanks Voters in Claré County Primaries

A note thanks Claré County voters for the primary vote and promises to serve if elected. The message, signed Thos 8 and Dorsey, reflects a candidate’s recognition of support following last Tuesday’s election.

Claré County Dorsey

Move Speeds Payment Plan For 1933 Release

Henry explains that due to better business conditions and higher note payments the bank can offer a second release ahead of July. Depositors may redeposit funds at 3 percent interest rather than wait. Few securities were sold, and sales aimed to improve investments and avoid losses.

Henry

Notice to Voters in Clare County Primary

A candidate thanks Clare County voters for their votes in the recent primary and expresses gratitude to all who helped or supported the campaign.

Clare County

Card of Thanks for Mrs. John Walters

The Walters family thanks neighbors for kindness after the passing of wife and mother Mrs John Walters. They appreciate home help floral offerings songs and Rev Hendrick's comforting message as expressed by John Walters and children.

John Walters Hendrick Ali John Walters Chidren

Primary election yields record voter turnout in city

Dr. W. F. Clute led coroner votes with 80 while G. B. Lamb had 19 as delegates were chosen for the Harrison Republican convention. Ward by ward delegate counts list several top vote-getters and ties, with eight to eleven delegates per ward amid Democratic sheriff totals and incomplete precinct data.

W. F. Clute City G. B. Lamb First Ward Harrison Ira Richmond John Hanley D. Ward Sheriff Wm. Dunlop Third Ward NM. R. Howlett

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sentinel Charles M. Wright Charles A. Schafer H. A. Dawson Shipper HJ. Foster Tire and Battery Store Grantesatteries Philcg Radios H.j.foster Clare-Isabella Dairy Herd Improvement Association Danly Sudan Lloyd Heckel Reed City Heatt Shepherd St. Louis St.’ Louis Edmond Woods Elizabeth Dean Clare Gardens Asters Sunshine Asters F. Sanford B. Sanford Binhammer Dahlias Tichenor Slentz Zinnias John Nelsson Fred Goodman Baby Zinnias L. HK. Davy Gladys Hampion Wichman Anderson Nelson Hydrangga Gladiolus Park Claire Aire al Herrick Garden Phiox Schlegel Gleason Merces the People’s Bank Peoples Bank THE Citizens State Bank American Bankers Association Michigan Bankers Association National Credit Corporation ALL Second Ward N. L. Tibbits Oise Derby A. N. Kriz Homer Douglas Alta Bel Fad. Johnston W. J. Bowler Wm. Adams L. E. Davy O. D. Bayes Alex McKinnon Mabel Mulder Chas. M. Wright Wm. Jennings O. D. Bayes Bakery
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