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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1937
Page
10
Local time tables list standard schedules for Hastern and Pere Marquette lines with 1:52 PM and 8:19 AM times. The column covers social visits, club meetings, and travel as Kenneth Young visits Grand Rapids, and many residents in Clare, Vernon, Detroit, and Bay City attend events.
Eastern Standard Time arrivals from the south reach Clare at 11 40 a m with returns to Mt Pleasant Alma St Johns and Lansing at 4 15 p m Both buses connect with Great Lakes at Clare and Saginaw routes run via Mt Pleasant to Saginaw at 6 00 p m Bus service provides morning and night connections to Lansing and direct daily links.
Russel Gordon Dowd son of Frank T Dowd route No 4 Clare completed recruit training at the Naval Training Station Norfolk Va on 2 April and returned home on 14 days leave. He enlisted 15 December 1936 as an apprentice seaman through Lans ing recruiting office and will be advanced to Seaman second class before returning to duty. Dowd attended Clare High and Coleman high schools and hopes to serve in the Aviation Service.
Science Service cites the Copper and Brass Research association noting each large steam locomotive contains nearly 8,000 pounds of copper or alloys. The term Iron Horse reflects the engine's copper rich boiler and parts.
The article discusses trout season opening on the last Saturday in April, April 24, amid calls for potential changes. Observers note two holidays falling on Sunday this year and the risk of confusion if the date shifts. Authorities warn that changing the opening date would cause enforcement issues and disrupt planned trips.
Jimmy Adamick a Midland based young heavyweight with 385 pro wins 31 by knockout is signed to face Johnny Alberts of New York in Lansing on Friday night April S. Alberts 57 fights 30 KOs 15 decisions 12 losses trainer Doe Casey who mentored Max Schmeling will assist Adamick's corner Jim Brady veteran Tom Stanley of Cleveland joins Alberts camp amid intense pre fight strategy both sides promise a stern test in the heavyweight division with Michigan backing Adamick.
Emma A Storms, born September 22 1864, died March 27 1987. Funeral at West Great Methodist Church March 29 conducted by Rev Grant Jordan. She married Fredrick Storms in 1871 Hillsdale County. four children, husband and three children preceded her. Survived by son Arthur Clare five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Burial at Grout Cemetery.
Under the supervision of the project recreation and sponsored by the W POA a series of social and handicraft events is planned at Farwell with hosting by Mrs Lena Davison on April 16 and at Jud Brasington on April 17. A meet with et 8 Johnson is set for West Grant on April 23 followed by a social evening at Mrs Skinner’s home in West Grant on April 24 led by Mina Vai Buskirk.
Mrs. Roy Harter hosts the Coop Literature Club at her Hast Fifth Street home next Tuesday night April 18 at 7. The program on Our Modern Dramatists features Harold Filming and a committee talk that includes Hester Statt, who recently lived in Vienna. She will describe The Life of Queen Victoria and Vienna castles along with St Wolfgang resort, tying to coronation year interest.
A London based discussion traces Scotland as the leading region for witch executions in the United Kingdom with an estimated 4000 cases. The article cites Aberdeen 1596 97 where 22 women and 1 man burned, and notes the repeal of witchcraft statutes in 1735.
The Clare Study club heard about Axel Munthe's Story of San Michele praised by Mrs Genevieve Fleming. The Swedish physician and psychologist wrote of neurotics with cases behind them and reflections on death, with vivid notes from Capri where he penned the work.
Elmis Long Popular tale traces Elvis tied to Teutonic lore. Early myths claim the first woman Hinbla was made from an elm tree, Elke places elms at the center of history, linked to gods, demons and witches.
A fragment notes blond blue eyed beauties of brunette Revie in Spain as descendants of the Visigoths, labeling them as the real blue bloods amid European aristocracy.
The article notes old Chinese rules forbid dwelling in houses once occupied by an emperor. It quotes Ever Thus Jud Tunkins saying many people claim to know what is wrong but few offer concrete solutions.
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