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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1936
Page
7
Lois and Em anticipate the Glorified Christmas Pudding a leap year ritual with an almond prize. Mother and Julia share the kitchen scene as the pudding hides the nut until a surprising finding sparks laughter and ends the holiday rite.
Sentinel readers report a festive Christmas program and tree at the Wilson school house last Thursday night. Mrs Doris Teale brought home her son Roderick from the hospital and Miss Hales with pupils prepare another program for the coming Wednesday night.
Mrs. Holly Barber moved from General hospital in Mt. Pleasant to UD M hospital in Ann Arbor and will remain there. Mrs. Floyd Allen and Mrs. Dorothy Allen visited Mrs. Chas VanDenberg and found her improved after her first trip to town since leaving the hospital. Roy Hoover Jr. is in Pontiac. Mr Wentworth of Harrison began wiring houses for electricity. Mrs Dellar has the Christmas program at the schoolhouse this Thursday. School will begin again on January 4.
Alvin Meredith of Ithaca visited J. W. Butters. Mr and Mrs Horace Fancon were welcomed home with a noisy surprise after their Sterling wedding and given gifts at the Fans home. Fred Davis of Bard was mourned at his funeral. Mrs Roy Woodworth and children visited Mrs Clair Strouse. Clarence Armentrout drives a new car. Mrs Van Walters shopped with sister Mrs Chas David in Mt. Pleasant. Harvey Wilson owns a 20 by 30 inch oil painting of the Three Wise Men.
The first organ built in New England was created for Christchurch in Boston by Thomas Johnson in 1952.
Fire of unknown origin razes the roundhouse of the Manistee and Northeastern Railway Co. causing an estimated loss of 150000 dollars. Five locomotives, the storehouse, and the paint shop are wiped out. Detroit resident Max Himmelhoch’s widow uncovers 20 shares bought in 1920 in a safe, revealing about 5100 dollars in dividends and stock. Hastings begins plans for 75 bird feeding stations this winter, funded by the state conservation department, up 50 percent from last year.
Farmers and sportsmen from seventeen counties meet in Grayling to push state funding for higher coyote bounties. The Isaac Walton League event, led by Miles Callaghan, calls for a bounty of 20 dollars per coyote and wants trained trappers to aid local groups. The gathering also discusses bear protection and sheep interest, noting coyote impact on small game in Clare County and urging hunts in infested Clare County areas.
Pockets began as slits in coats to permit sword handles to protrude. This historical tailor’s detail explains many small wardrobe features and how practical needs shaped clothing design.
Silver evolves a thin layer of silver sulfide when exposed to air containing sulfur compounds. This film protects the underlying metal from further chemical action, preserving the metal despite atmospheric conditions.
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