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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1933
Page
8
Central State Teachers College prepares for a large freshman class on September 25 with new student orientation and early registration. Upperclassmen start on September 26, with first classes September 27 and the college newspaper Life debuting.
A benefit dance will be held next Thursday night September 28 at Mt. Vernon Grange Hall to aid Arthur Marshall whose workshop burned down. Ladies are asked to bring sandwiches or cake and coffee. Committee members organizing the event.
The Michigan Cooperative Crop Reporting Service estimates the 1933 field bean crop at 2,232,000 bags, about 48 percent below 1932. The report notes drought cuts, shifts among bean types, and potential strong demand for Michigan peas as supplies vary. Verne H. Church, Senior Agricultural Statistician.
The Clare Shipping Association schedules shipments on Tuesday October 3 and 17. Contact R. Brooks or Walter White at 220121 for details.
Porto Rico's school buildings are described as a prominent landscape feature with white trim and green accents that echo the lush fields and hillsides.
Farmers may seed meadows and permanent pasture on contracted wheat acres within regular rotations. In the Spring, fields can be sown to clover, grasses, or hay crops across both wheat and contracted areas with established first year restrictions and second year freedom, plus soil-improvement and weed control practices.
Trius James of Grant township paid his subscription to The Sentinel for the 53rd year last Friday. He is listed among several who have kept the home town paper more than half a century. Try It Some Time George Aéutter, a professional, always carries six tennis balls while teaching a student. Chevalier Injured French star Chevalier was injured Friday when his car overturned after a collision with another vehicle. Divorced Levin Young of Adams, Pittsfield Mass, was granted a divorce from Emma Young after 59 years of marriage, accusing desertion. Congregation Is One South Yarmouth Mass only one service a year is held at the old Quaker meeting house. Mrs Hannah Sears is the sole surviving member. Meanest One Takes Quilt In Columbia Mo the quilt made for a needy family is stolen by unknown thief.
Conservation officers announce the duck hunting season starts October 1. Hunters who shoot before opening day will be treated as law violators. It is advised to wait until the season opens.
Zenobia Chapter O H S meets first Thursday monthly. Mrs Albert Dawe hosts Ladies Union this Friday. Mabel Bradley Court meets at Mrs Alba Capen Saturday afternoon September 28. Dover Gospel Tabernacle holds Sunday services at 11:30 AM. American Legion Auxiliary meets Monday September 25 to elect 1934 officers at Mrs Omer Hall East Fifth. Clare Study Club with Mrs Adelaide Wylie September 26. Clare Sacred Heart football game September 29 and St Cecilia rummage sale in early October.
Oil field update notes Vernon area wells drilling depths around 3500 feet at Beatty No 1 section 21 and 3000 feet at Stough Nos 2 and 3 section 22. House No 2 gas brine issues complicate operations while Van Conant No 1 reaches 2415 feet. Two new permits issued by Department of Conservation for Mellon Pollock Oil Co on section 26 and Atlas Drilling Co in Gladwin township, Gladwin county.
Washington reports the Forest Corps will add 100,000 recruits from its 1,450 camps as 6 month enlistments end. The 18 to 25 year olds will be discharged between October 1 and 15, with reenlistment to 6 months possible. Improvements, new camps, and supplies are planned as food stocks list 281,250 chickens and 186,000 hogs per month.
Mr and Mrs Richard Carter express heartfelt thanks for acts of kindness from friends and neighbors during the recent Hinesura event, signed by the Carter family.
A health note reports Vitamin A, aiding body defense against infections, is plentiful in both green and ripe olives, suggesting dietary benefits from olives in various forms.
A Los Angeles Times opinion noting that people avoid embarrassment by not trying to appear something they are not. The piece argues people benefit from authentic effort and self awareness.
The article details a humorous election night for a Northern Michigan golf club. Theodore Bowler and A. S. Wylie feature in a mock court scene with a judge granting leniency. New officers for 1934 are listed including President G. Johnston, Sec. Treas. T. Bowler, and a tournament committee. The piece praises hospitality by Mr. and Mrs. Bowler and calls the Twin Rims course gathering a standout event in Clare Sentinel coverage.
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