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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
5
A Houston Post Dispatch remark contrasts tiny mites whose polities are their sole religion with people whose entire political life is defined by their faith, highlighting differing scopes of belief.
A peculiar African creature forms a strange structure that lies on eggs, features a toothlike spike along its backbone behind the head and tipped with enamel. When the creature swallows an egg the egg moves down the gullet until it meets the spike which breaks the eggshell.
Items offered include a dining table two sets of harness fruit jars and a vinegar parrel inquires directed to Floyd Johnston at 602 6th street.
Notice requests mailing of all pictures to H. B. Johnson in Clare before October 5, 1925. Action specifies sender to deliver images to the named addressee by the stated deadline.
Royce's account says 18 to 20 mph but witnesses allege higher speed. Marshal Atkinson ordered a stop at the public square. Royce fled south on Main at excessive speed. Deceased, Mr. Carr aged 39, served nine years in the US Army, worked for D A R and repair car, survived by a widow, a daughter, stepson, five sisters and two brothers. Funeral held at home with Rev. Risley. burial at Oak Grove cemetery with Chelsea Lodge I O O F in charge. Chelsea Tribune.
Mr and Mrs Mayenschien of Windover and Mr and Mrs Burke to Barryton on Monday with Mrs Pearl Lambhought of Detroit spending a few days last week with Mrs Lida Finch. Mrs Gladys Migan started back to Washington DC Saturday. Mrs George Sire visited her daughter Mrs FF Pinch Saturday. Mrs Wally of Lake visited John Gaffney Sunday. Paul Finch and Mr and Mrs Harry Spence to Byart Saturday.
Mrs Calvin Guest is home and improving. Mr and Mrs Walter Gephart and children and Mrs H Miller visited old friends Friday. Mrs Acre and grandson Vernell Mickle stayed with Alf Abbott. D W Comer family visited Lansing for Kelly and family and attended a picnic. Thurlow Comer returned home from Flint after two months with relatives. Neighbors joined a picnic at Harrison last Thursday.
The Cadillac area receives 2000 acres offered by the Cummer Diggings Lumber Company for development as a municipal forest preserve, accepted by the city commission. Other brief items note Marquette prison fence plans, Muskegon Heights gas plant sale, a Horton area marl bed worth over a million, a Dixie station robbery, a new Clawson bank, Pontiac school census growth, Detroit license policy critique, a fatal lightning strike near Clinton Valley, and a Sunday baseball game at D. Ward park.
Mr and Mrs S Severson dined with Mr and Mrs Stevens of Clare last Sunday. Martin Eberhart is building a new house to replace the one burned last spring. John Presley runs a thriving Dew Drop Inn offering gas and hot lunches. Detroit residents Fred Morris Mills Fortune Spire visit Joel Presley’s home then travel to Houghton Lake and Pinconning toward Detroit, planning two weeks home. Mildred Bailey of Flint visits her parents Will and Mrs Marlin. Rain pleased locals aiding bean crops and late potatoes. threshing has resumed in town.
Freida Garshaw of Saginaw visited Wm Kistler. Fred Geible and baby joined Bert and Flora Rutter kin weekend. Emerson brothers Dick and Jack with Rob Crossen family at Alma. Wesley Strouse of Central Sheridan with Frank Walters. Runyans of Clare with Jay Clure family. Chas Bodkins with Wm Hampton family at Mt Pleasant. Big church supper August 13 to fund a new furnace. Attendees at Clare county picnic in Harrison reported a fine time.
The earliest safety razors appeared in antiquity with sharp flints used by Egyptians. The modern safety razor dates to 1875 when Michael Hunter of Sheffield, England, crafted the first known example.
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