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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1935
Page
4
Eight women from Cadillac arrived at Twin Elms Course under threatening skies. Clare won 4 0, with Lac Isle Haley and Mrs. Torbison earning low medal scores and Jane Davy low on three blind holes. After lunch, bridge and more golf followed. Alma returns August 14 at 9 30 am. Caddies needed.
The local Legion post outlined plans for the annual yacht regatta on Tawas Bay and held elections for Adjutant with Kyle J. McKinnon elected. The Legion Auxiliary discussed Constitution and By Laws, funded a birthday party at Battle Creek Hospital, supported a radio for Otter Lake Billet, and re elected Elma Clute as Secretary.
Auditor-General O Hara has arranged weekly county reports on tax collection. Public Schools will gain from back taxes with about a quarter of receipts going to schools. Funds will cover debt service, unpaid salaries, and other unpaid obligations from the depression era. Elliott urges taxpayers to pay overdue taxes to improve educational opportunities.
Fred Sexton announces a complete dispersal sale of 49 registered Holstein cattle at his Clare area farm on August 20. The move dissolves the Sexton and Fisher partnership and features cattle descended from George H. Fisher’s Plymouthed herd including birds and sires with notable butter yields. Potential buyers are urged to attend to secure a foundation dairy herd.
Annual I O O F and Rebekah barbecue hosted at the farm home of Mr and Mrs James Harkins located four and a half miles north and one half mile west of Mt Pleasant on August 19. event begins serving at 6 30 PM and all Odd Fellows Rebekahs and friends are welcome with previous attendees invited. Bring your table service. Committees announce details.
Readers encouraged to place a classified liner in the Clare BKentinel to attract attention and possibly boost money making results. The note promotes advertisers to use the local paper for actionable financial outcomes.
The Mauretania, famed speed queen of the Atlantic from 1907 to 1929, will sail under her own power to Rosyth and be beached for wrecking. Foreign buyers failed to secure her, and she is sold to Metal Industries, Glasgow for about £80,000. Built cost around £3,000,000. record Atlantic crossing once held for 22 years.
During a bullfight in Spain six bulls and about twenty five horses are wounded mortally or killed in the arena.
Chicago inventor Alexander Maxwell claims a wooden magnetometer with a cobalt needle can forecast weather. Co operating with Northwestern University, he says a half degree swing signals calm weather for six weeks while a five degree swing signals violent weather for Chicago. The device rests 54 inches high and records pendulum motion to predict storms.
A historical note states that an elephant's brain is not larger than a human's brain. The claim contrasts elephant size with brain mass and implies comparable brain capacity concerns between species.
Mrs Wrnie Ramey and two children Doris and Bobbie visit relatives in Detroit. Mr and Mrs Newell Mr and Mrs George Cavanaugh and Dr Rob Johnston were guests of the Johnstons. Howard Brown and two sons Alger and Wayne return from a four day visit with relatives at Petersley. Mrs Fred Bauder learns of aunt Mrs Peter Sweet s death. funeral at daughter Mrs Carl Downs home in Midland. Paul Johnsons ninth birthday celebrated at Kalamazoo guest Willard Bicknells. Harry Foss bakery purchase and Beaverton setup after surprise party at Mrs Wm Gardons. Foss leaves City Bakery job.
Winterfield residents hosted and visited multiple families including Mr and Mrs Bert Lockwood of Lansing and Miss Lois Wheeler from Pontiac. Mrs Mary Davidson and Mrs Vera Cross called on Mrs Frank Davis, Roy Sutton moved to Clare, and local youths attended a church social. The Cecil Cutler family suffered diphtheria but showing improvement.
Words cannot express our appreciation for acts of kindness during our recent bereavement. We thank Rev. Kleinhardt for comfort and the singers and floral tributes. Mrs. Ida Austin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Austin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Cradit, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Foreman and daughter.
A captain complained at a dinner that due to the dullness of his officers he had to do all the work. He said I am my own first lieutenant, my own second lieutenant, my own sergeant and Your own bugler was quipped by a fellow officer.
A quoted line from Variety Magazine defines an actor as a man who can walk to the stage wing gaze at props dust and other cast and crew and remark on the view from a window in a wry, philosophical dig at theater.
A quoted exchange features Senator Sorghum likening public opinion to a mule he once owned. He explains he followed its lead to keep up the appearance of leadership, underscoring the pliant nature of public sentiment in politics.
The dialogue centers on a film star boasting about his car’s fuel efficiency while his wife notes her constant vigilance. She confirms she stays busy away from home to monitor his actions, adding a sly tension to their exchange.
The gatekeeper and manager debate admission as an umpire arrives with two companions. The manager instructs to let them enter and return a box behind first base.
Senator Sorghum debates the meaning of letters used in government business describing them as a new algebra. He notes the challenge of understanding what each letter stands for alone or in combination.
The family expresses sincere gratitude for the many acts of kindness during a time of sorrow. Special thanks go to Aliso for floral offerings, Fr. Stanley Morrison, and Mrs. Frances Sempowski for singing. Signed by Mrs. George Mater and Miss Thelma Mater.
A weather reporter warns of likely rain this afternoon while a golfer plans to play and a lawn party proceeds, despite the wet forecast.
A playful exchange shows Bridget teasing about cranky mistresses and the effect on cooks as the duo banter with light humor and cheek. The dialogue highlights spirited humor and Irish character in a domestic mood.
Zenobia Chapter No. 129 of the Order of the Eastern Star schedules a special meeting in the Chapter room on Thursday evening August 15. The agenda includes electing delegates, planning for the district meeting, and conducting proficiency tests. Attendees are asked to take due notice. Anna Northon, Worthy Matron.
The Clare-Isabella Pomona Grange will meet next Wednesday evening August 14 with Broomfield Grange west of Mt. Pleasant. All members of the 4th degree urged to take the 5th and be ready to earn the 6th at State Grange this fall. Pot luck lunch. Dick Brooks, Master.
A London cabman jokingly asks a fat lady to walk the other way to avoid frightening a horse he has carried for a shilling. The exchange is delivered with exaggerated politeness as the lady questions why.
Mr Dustin Stax voices skepticism about regulating the stock exchange to universal satisfaction. He argues that no rule can turn a natural born loser into a winner.
A maid reports a caller yesterday to Master Mary asking for a possible note on account tomorrow but the name could not be made out. The maid notes the inquiry and says she indicated upcoming arrangements for advancing credit.
Windly farmers must bring all livestock to Farmers Ind. Produce Co by 2 00 p m on August 13 and August 27 for shipment and processing as directed by the company.
A Soviet scientist reports the ice cap on the Chukchi Sea is in a state of perpetual vibration. The discovery highlights unusual seismic and environmental activity in Arctic waters.
A hotel proprietor asks a guest if they want the porter to call, but the guest declines saying they wake at seven. The proprietor repeats the request prompting the humorous exchange about calling for services.
Fraternal and civic groups announce Friday and Sunday gatherings at local lodges churches and parks. Activities include picnics pot luck dinners basket lunches speakers contests and regular lodge communications with dates in August and recurring Friday evenings and monthly meetings.
The Clare Study Club sponsors the annual event inviting residents of Clare and nearby communities to prepare floral displays. The piece also notes the 86th Michigan State Fair in Detroit from August 30 to September 8.
Clarence Morton secretary says preparations are underway for the annual Clare County picnic to be held at Potter Park Pavilion in Lansing on Sunday September 8.
The 49th annual Clare County agricultural fair will be held in Harrison on September 11 12 and 13. The event showcases farm products livestock and community exhibits with schedule details announced by organizers.
Fish fry fifty cents? Note shows 35 cents fish fry, noon day lunch 26 cents, dinners 40 to 90 cents. Beer takeout per case 1 dollar 90 cents. Special music and free dancing. Wednesday and Saturday evenings feature extra string music at the Coleman Hotel Coleman Michigan advertisement.
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders creditors to file claims for the estate of Thos. Hutchinson by December 6, 1935. Claims will be heard December 18, 1935 at ten in the forenoon at Harrison probate office. Judge Thos. S. Dorsey signs the notice.
Notice states creditors may present claims against Mary A. Hutchinson deceased at the probate office in Harrison City by December 6, 1935. Claims will be examined and heard by the court on Friday at ten o clock in the forenoon. Dated August 7, 1935. Thos. S. Dorsey.
Geology, the study of the earths bones, unveiled the intricate nature of rocks and fossils. It spurred thoughts on origins of rocks and ages when long extinct animals roamed the world and humanity left no traces.
Rail and street car service in French Indo China offer four classes. Europeans may ride first, second and third class, while fourth class is reserved for natives.
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