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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1930
Page
2
Miss Maud Haley of Goleman spent Wednesday with Mrs Henry Sines. Mr and Mrs Brief called Friday evening on Mr and Mrs Henry Sines. Numerous visits and dinners noted including the Boléns Ragaty and Flegels with Heil family and others around Coleman Pontiac Saginaw Mt Pleasant and Shepherd. Mrs Bryant under doctors care and throat ailing.
Sunday visits mark a lively week with Mr. and Mrs Methvan Brown returning to Coleman to see his parents. Howard family updates include Clyde Brown arriving from Clarksville and Mrs Clyde Brown helping in Chaffee’s grocery. Community members extend well wishes for Mrs Ernie Chaffee after her operation.
The note states that an elephant's childhood does not mature until it reaches age twenty five. This indicates a long juvenile period before full development. The source emphasizes a specific age threshold for maturation.
Dr Walter Hough head curator of anthropology at the Smithsonian states embalming by the Egyptians ceased about the end of the fourth century A D due to the spread of Christianity Christians did not embalm the dead in the Egyptian way but wrapped them in cloth robes observed by scholars of the era
Reavy Barlow of Flint spent a week with his parents Mr and Mrs Harold Sprague who moved last Friday to a farm east of Glare. Hayes township officers qualified Saturday. Mr and Mrs Jess Ackermen visited Floyd Craine on Sunday. The Craine and Sprague families visited Art Sprague and Otto Tessman. Clifford Jesse of Harrison visited Lawton Jesse and Lloyd Wilson. Leroy and Wayne Sprague called on Sprague west of Lake George. Lloyd Willsons family visited Art Sprague last Thursday. Brockway of Hatton visited 3H Barlow and Lloyd Craine last Wednesday.
Myron Dunkle and Ralph Cowles visited Alma last Tuesday night. Fred Wolf and wife of Lake George spent the evening at O W Kube’s last Wednesday. Ona Blain drove to Leota Sunday to visit and brought his sister back. Visitors at the Wm Kube home Sunday included C Sprague and family from Clare, E Calkins and family, Art Kube from Farwell, Salema Smith and Mrs Town. Ralph Schug and his father and Mrs Geo Billmeier of Saginaw were Monday visitors. Schug planned a new cottage. Porterfeld and three Mason men stayed over the weekend to lay a foundation for a new cottage. Henry Wilt and Henry Gosen of Saginaw came last Saturday to plant shrubbery and improve their property. The lake hosts many ducks this season, hoped to stay all summer.
Myers Corners activity reports visits among neighbors and relatives. J N Myers and wife near Mt Pleasant hosted and joined by F M Myers and family. L A Kiggens and Hutchinsons with Dine and travel to Harrison for further visits.
Community news lists visits and social events in Hinklevalle and town. Mrs. D Harper and Mrs. Frier are mentioned with neighbors in Clare and Gladwin areas. Hoover address broadcast prompts a D A R gathering at the Burch home with a pot luck lunch. Weekend guests arrive from Lansing, St. Louis, Farwell, and Grand Rapids.
Mrs Donna has returned home after months with her son Floyd and family. Various locals visit relatives in Lansing and Detroit. A large Sunday School attendance reached 87 with a strong 90 expected for a Easter program Sunday evening.
Phil Andrews visited Lake George Resort early in the week. Charles and Otis Lyons stopped in on Sunday while en route from their Windover lake cottage. Lansing residents Robert McKim and Robert Carson spent a few hours at the McKim cottage. W H Godwin and friends stayed over Saturday night at their cottage. Floyd Adams of Royal Oak and his father from Spring Lake were in town briefly on Sunday. Don Luce and wife of Farwell dined with F A Luce’s family, and F A Luce with wife M A Bates and wife traveled to Farwell on Sunday.
A jumble of local social tidbits outlines visits by Myrle Byington and family of Ver non Shiawassee County to her parents home, a car breakdown at Ginbault garage at the M 10 and 66 junction, crowds at Beechler cottage Silverlake, sightings of Jeasé Palmer of Farwell, and trips by Mr and Mrs MacFadyen of Freeman to Farwell to check cows. James Curtis moves into his father’s cottage for the summer and Mr and Mrs Newsom visit Bannister to see Mrs Newsom’s ailing mother recovering from a broken leg.
Mr Vernon Grange and Mrs Fred Erwin spent Sunday evening at the Dixon home. The Russell Stanley family hosted and guests included Clarence Ramey and others. Multiple families visited neighbors, with outings to Detroit and local towns, and the Grange enjoyed a peanut treat.
Monday night gatherings include Kirk Spickerman family and friends visiting Mt Pleasant dance attendance. Clare and Vernon City residents visit kin. many couples spend Sunday with relatives as Norris Elliott funeral drawn sympathy from Mt Vernon Grange members.
Automobile glass uses about half of the plate glass produced in the United States.
The article explains that weighting silk with tin salts dissolved in muriatic acid is common, that this weighting raises weight and lowers price, and notes that heavily weighted silk deteriorates over time.
England sees Oscar Luck bankrupt amid betting losses. The Boston Globe notes Cil has taken Miss Link as life partner. In Manchester, Thomas Nev erstop faces jail for speeding through signals, Alfred Water er accused of selling thin milk.
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