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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1934
Page
4
Bay City residents share travel notes and hospital plans while visitors from Alma Flint and Detroit arrive. Local families welcome guests, celebrate renovations, and discuss health and public events as state and county figures survey housing for U. S. 10 projects.
In a humorous reminiscence, a chisel maker recounts an aunt’s tale of a man calling for a proposal and being told by the aunt that the caller had the wrong number. The exchange highlights early telephone misdial confusions and a sharp wit.
A stream of visitors and extended family gatherings fills the week in Rosebush and neighboring towns. Residents include Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Clark of Beaverton, Corinne Simpson of Midland, and many others visiting relatives in Mt. Pleasant, Wexford, and nearby areas.
Bus schedule shows daily EST service from Hotel Doherty at 5 00 pm for Mb Pleasant with a Monday Friday pattern at 8 20 am east. Locals report visits by J W Lamphere to Flint and Port Huron and Pearl Comer of Bay City visiting Rolland and family. Ladies Aid ice cream and cake event at Mrs Stottlemyer on August 30. Albert and Percy Dawe families visit Manistee Lake and Cadillac area with Maxine Sowle and Lansing group camping in northern Michigan including Black Lake Mackinaw and the Soo.
The Clare County investigator from the Old Age Pension program is making personal calls on applicants. The State Welfare Department seeks prompt cooperation to secure required information for pension payments in Clare County.
Section 1 Act 26 Public Acts of 1927 requires any entity cutting forest growth near a Michigan highway or land border to dispose of all cuttings debris dead stubs and windfalls so none remain within 100 feet of highway limits per the Department of Conservation.
The column highlights fiction titles including As the Earth Turns by Gladys Hasty Carroll and The House of Exile by Nora Waln. It notes the Lin family in China and Pearl Buck's praise, plus thanks to Mrs. B Mercer for Readers Digests as sources of information.
A business man touring with a friend on a bear hunt shows nerves in camp. They find fresh bear tracks and debate who should scout the path and where the bear traveled from versus where it went.
The Department of State lists six qualified proposals for the November ballot. They cover nonpartisan judicial elections, gasoline tax limits, vehicle weight tax caps, county government reorganization, ending uniform taxation to enable an income tax, and expanded justice of the peace civil jurisdiction up to $300 in large cities.
The Detroit News notes a frog typically sings with mouth closed but may scream with mouth wide open when seized by a large snake, a startling and pitiable sound observed during the incident.
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