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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1938
Page
3
Vernon Hill and others hosted and visited relatives and friends in Farwell and nearby towns. Mona Jean Harvey returned from Battle Creek with her siblings. many residents attended gatherings at Jackson, Marion, Coleman, Shepherd, and Mt. Pleasant, plus church events and family dinners over the weekend.
In New York Earl Browder, secretary of the Communist Party U S A, testifies that the party is part of the Communist International during a hearing by a representative committee on law observance. Separately a long social column lists visitors and gatherings across towns, including families from Mt Pleasant, Clare, and Lansing at various homes and events.
Oklahoma dentists say women are braver about visiting the dentist than men. Dr J J Wells recalls a Chicago classroom tale of a strong soldier who burst from a chair to phone his wife, illustrating male hesitation in dental visits.
Massachusetts lawmakers repeal a 237 year old statute requiring red flags near infected persons. A new statute allows municipalities to notify the public of infected places by methods they deem most effective for public safety.
A sermon on August 28 stresses the duties of fathers to train and guide children. It warns that neglect can harm families and nations, citing Eli's failings and the impact of parental example on sons, urging mothers and fathers to model Christian life for youth.
Mrs. Frank Musser and son Johnny spent Tuesday with her parents Mr and Mrs Bert Bergey. Grace Bergey visited Vergel and John Bergey with Grace. Lindell and relatives of Clare spent the weekend at Loomis. Ralph Pelton family and Herb Pelton visited relatives. Warren Tice and baby daughter had Sunday dinner with Clarence Tice. Letson family hosted by Lin, near Mt Pleasant. baby in hospital. Frank Musser and family spent Thursday with grandmother Mrs Margaret Harger in Clare. Charles Taylor and Howard visited Mt Pleasant. Musser clan enjoyed a rainy Bailey Lake outing.
In 1867 Philadelphia physician Dr. Philip Syng Physick persuaded chemist Townsend Speakman to prepare carbdénated water for patients. Speakman added fruit juice as a flavor, marking the birth of the soft drink trade in the United States.
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