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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1932
Page
2
The report lists new arrivals reaching twenty seven across early grades and describes activities from cardboard furniture making to aeroplanes and dolls. It notes story play Hpaminandus, a birthday party for Alexander Wylie, and cupcakes baked by Mrs. Wylie.
Edith Gorr returns from Mullet Michigan while Roy and family visit Detroit relatives. Harold Jones becomes Cities Service Gas Station manager. Lida Corman and daughter plan Greenville visit with the Phelpses. Students McKinnon Holmes and Lange head to Michigan Tech. The Sentinel displays a prize gladiolus bouquet from Wm. J. Park of Clara Aire ranch, Tyco Zang variety, appreciated by readers.
The four subordinate degrees of the Grange will be given by four winning teams at State Grange East Lansing on October 26 afternoon. Candidates for the 3rd and 4th degrees may take both those degrees and witness the 1st and 2nd. Register by noon the 26th with Brother Holly Hubbel. The 5th degree will be given by M. S. G. team and the 6th by State Grange officers Thursday evening. Grangeys of Clare and Isabella counties may send or bring candidates for any or all four higher degrees.
A first time candidate CHARLES DAVID expresses gratitude for loyal support from Clare County voters. He pledges to focus on serving the people and pleasing the electorate in his initial public service role.
Shipping dates listed as Tuesday September 27 and October 11 for Your Livestock Produce. Telephone 139. PB FF Geeck Mer.
Chev role t dealers nationwide sold 29 230 new cars and trucks in August up from 26 549 in July. H J Klingler vice president and general sales manager said all three ten day periods in August rose over July, with the last ten days the strongest. </s>
The family extends heartfelt gratitude to neighbors and friends for sympathy during illness and the passing of their husband and father. They thank those who sent flowers and provided service and comforting words and songs. Mrs. George Wilson and family.
Fred W Schaaf expresses sincere thanks to Clare County voters for their support in the primaries and pledges to continue to give his best in office if elected.
Theo G Bowler expresses gratitude to Clare County voters for their earnest cooperation at the September 13 primary. He pledges to faithfully perform duties if elected and to serve the interests of Clare County people.
Mrs. Emily N Keyes aged 75 of 2104 Main Lansing widow of Calvin B Keyes died Thursday noon at her daughter Julia Giles home 818 Riverview Heights She left three daughters Effie Anna Jilia and three sons Charles Frank Horace two grandchildren two brothers and a sister Funeral held at 10:00 Saturday at home with burial in Mt Hope cemetery
The Harrison Board of Commerce held its first year meeting in the Congregational church basement on Tuesday September 20. About fifty members attended the roast pork and lamy dinner hosted by the Commercemen’s wives. President Arthur Sheffield led the session as minutes were read and financials reviewed showing roughly fifty dollars on hand and similar in the State Savings bank. The program included music by the Butts orchestra and remarks by Fred W Schaaf and Rev Ray M Busler. Plans touched on making Harrison a winter playground and cooperation with welfare groups and the highway department. A committee thanked the highway department for Main street improvements and another group will meet the State Department in fall to discuss winter sports.
We express gratitude for the acts of kindness and floral offerings during our sorrow. Special thanks to Rev. H B Johnson for his kindness and comforting words. We are grateful to all. Mrs. Lida Corman and daughter Patricia.
County support pledge acknowledged by Wim B Dunlop in a brief primaries note to voters. He thanks supporters and signals continued effort for public service in the county.
A series of birth notices report Francis Ira Herron born September 15 to Mr and Mrs Earl Herron weighing 7 12 pounds. John Joseph born to Mr and Mrs Earl Dwyer on Friday with unknown exact date. Donna Marie born September 18 to Mr and Mrs J G Watson. Barbara Jane born last Friday to Mr and Mrs Wm Teale weighing 8 12 pounds.
The Clare Study Club meets next Tuesday with Nina McGuire and Madge Lamb to view a Cuba travelogue. An Auxiliary reception for the pastor and family and schoolteachers is set for Wednesday evening October 5. A group for extension work will organize September 28 at Liseam Pudway's. The Kings Daughters meet Thursday at 3 30 with public lunch served from 4 30. Dover Tabernacle holds Friday services starting September 30. County horsemen plan a show Friday September 30 hosted by H Moxley and County Agent Gibson.
The St. Cecilia society announces a yammage sale on October 6 with advance sales suggested.
Rural residents including Mr and Mrs John Madden of Elsie Mr and Mrs Fred Nash of Charlotte Will Woodruff Donald Angus Lewis Angus Mrs John Metz Mrs Jack Fenskie of Midland Mr and Mrs George Snyder of Birmingham attended the funeral of their aunt Mrs Robert Arthur on Thursday Also Blam Seymour and children and Luanna Dague spent Sunday at Wy Renner home Lorin Angus of Midland attended the latter's sister's funeral on Thursday
Rev and Mrs Binhammer and daughter Dorothy of Clare visited with Mrs Henry Kleiner Sr and family. Mr and Mrs Chas Brown of Detroit came to see Aunt Mrs Amelia Carr and Mr and Mrs Ernest Klein er. They also visited the Rabt Hutchinson home and returned Saturday. John Raymond left for Chicago Saturday due to his sister's illness. Mrs John Raymond visits her son in Marine City. Jack frost nipped late corn Saturday night.
Maple Grove holds Sunday School at 1 30 p m and preaching next Sunday at 2 30 p m Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 00 p m.
Me Virginia Grell works for Mrs Graves at her Lake cottage. Mrs Wm Mooney and daughter Leona of Ewart visit Mrs Velma Reiss. Mr and Mrs Olin Witt host her parents and other families for supper in honor of Paula, who plans to go to Lansing for school. Merlyn Rogers works on county road. Geelf Davison and Marilyn dine with Mr and Mrs Schotiera. Mr and Mrs Tigner hosted Midland guests Sunday.
The Ladies Auxiliary met to finalize Fall and Winter church activities and welcome back the pastor and teachers. Plans include an October 5 informal reception in the church parlors for teachers and Rev and Mrs Lockyer, with Mrs Mabel Mulder as committee chair. A November summer sale is planned with details to be announced.
Special service at 10:00 a m this Sunday September 25 to present certificates to seven pupils and invite growth in faith. Installation of 2023 24 officers for the coming year October 2 includes Superintendent Daisie Bruxart Assistant Supt F Elliott Secretary BEG VanSicklen Treasurer H L Cleveland Organist Mildred Cleveland and teachers for every class.
George Wilson a long time resident passed after a two year illness. His funeral was held at the Congregational church with Rev Albert Dawe delivering the message. He was laid to rest in Cherry Grove as friends and relatives from Midland Cadillac and Marion attended.
Mrs Mae West of St Louis reports losing twenty pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts a half teaspoon daily in hot water. Ad claims tens of thousands saw results with a money back guarantee and lists BH A Anderson Musgell and drug stores as sellers.
The Harring No. 1 well in section 22 came in Tuesday with a small flow from the upper Dundee. Gas flow is limited and large production is not yet seen while drilling continues. Clarence Thayer property on section 23 reaches 2200 feet with gas flow of two million cubic feet cased off. Lynch No. 1 gas well depth 280 feet. Snider No. 3 drilling below 2400 feet and expected to come in early next week.
The Clare Shipping Association announces shipments on Tuesday October 4 and Tuesday October 18. Contact H. A. Dawson Shipper at phone 220F21 for details.
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