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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1937
Page
8
Local residents share visits across Milford Clare Detroit and Flint with friends and relatives. Frequent travel includes hospital and nursing plans and a Kraft Phenix Cheese factory appointment. Local events cover reunions, outings, and a D U R gathering in Rochester with various guests from Michigan and beyond.
The Clare City Library announces additions including Pity for Women by Helen Anderson Private Lives by Noel Coward Challenge to Happiness by Maysie Greig Wheel that Turned by Kathleen Knight and many more titles across genres. Also notes two copies of Gone With the Wind available for rent at 10c for 5 days and 2c per day thereafter.
A boy praises his family dog Duke a collie as the finest kind of pal. He describes Duke’s smart tricks, quick bond, and pedigree while expressing worry over losing the pet and the joy of sharing daily adventures with his dad.
Mrs L A Thompson thanks neighbors for flowers and cards sent during her mother Mrs Hellsbecker illness and death. Appreciation extends to auto service and kind words of sympathy on behalf of the family.
Eastern Standard Time tables list South No. 52 at 10 36 A M North No 51 at 2 62 P M Pere Marquette West at 8 19 A M East at 3 44 P M Harrison 9 45 on Tuesdays only.
The Foster Bus lines list daily connections at Clare with Great Lakes busses. Services run south to Mt Pleasant Alma St Johns Langing and north to Saginaw with A.M. and P.M. time points and multiple transfer options.
Maps of Clare County showing the lakes and streams and the roads leading thereto are available at The Sentinel Office. Clare the gateway to the North.
Junior Randall at age twelve celebrated with a party for his friends on August 18. Mrs Florence Parigh’s daughter Margery and Stanley attended the wedding of Dave Bisgell in Ladington, followed by a reception at Pentwater. A group of youngsters gathered at the Thayer home on Wheaton Ave to celebrate Dickie’s fifth birthday with games and ice cream and gifts.
Clare Folks vacationing in the north with Dale Randall and relatives travel with Captain Huber and mother Jim byert and Alex McKinnon join Brevark Lake trip with Saginaw friends. Miss Hunneemary Bicknell and Jean Anderson head to Toronto then St Lawrence trip to Montreal. Mrs. Marlen Walters with son Melvin Lee vacation two weeks in Cleveland with Jos and Eddie Paniucki families.
City of Clare issues Ordinance No. 100 prohibiting bicycle riding on sidewalks. Parents urged to instruct children and enforce the rule. Violation carries a fine up to $20 or up to 30 days in Clare County Jail, plus costs. Mayor John W. Dunlop signs.
The Montreal Herald notes the first English tragedy Gorbodue by Norton and Sackville. It was acted by the Gentlemen of the Inner Temple before Queen Elizabeth I at Whitehall on January 18 1561.
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