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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1935
Page
5
Railroad time tables show connections and routes including Northbound and Westbound lines with specific departures. The article also lists Christmas visits and gatherings across Clare and nearby towns, detailing guests and hosts, and notes community events such as a New Year’s Eve dance at the Clara Community ball.
Miss Magda Neeld a Sydney coloratura soprano captivates listeners on Jack Hylton's You Shall Have Music broadcast Sundays 9 30 to 10 30 P M CST over nineteen Columbia stations. She has opera offers including Chicago City Opera and is likened to a rising Melba. Bert Waite, CCC camp, St Ignace, visited for Christmas.
Mrs McCrery complains of work and life while Dora Pike battles despair over unemployment. After a basket of meals, Mrs McCrery finds inspiration in Dora’s bravery, realizing she should stop lamenting and help others. The moment pivots their outlook as New Year begins.
Mrs Hattie Alger died November 27 at her daughter Mrs Mae Poland’s home in Portland Oregon after a five month paralysis. She was 78 years old and a former Clare resident remembered by older locals as a former citizen, survive by sons Edgar of Oregon Louis of California and daughter Mae Poland of Portland.
A survey of local students home for the holiday lists Byron Gallagher A M Ann Arbor Josephine Green Michigan State College East Lansing Municemary Bicknell Albion College Albion Patricia Doherty Evanston Ill Dale Groves and Bette Gardineer Business Institute Saginaw Waynie Geeck Chicago and those at Central State Mt Pleasant Mildred Stirling Mary Ann Collins Verona Bower Hether Chaffee Josephine Pierson and Bernard Ackerman.
Santa arrived Monday at Wim H Bicknell & Co Store drawing a large crowd of children and adults. A team of reindeer and a classic cutter captivated shoppers as Santa distributed candy and peanuts before departing north toward Sarita.
Dr. R H Taylor wife and son Stuart have traveled 500000 miles in a roadster trailer across the United States. They live in a fully equipped mobile apartment with running water, ice box, electricity, and a folding bathtub. They seek a telephone hook up to link the seat to the trailer and have no plans to settle down.
University of Iowa zoologist reports year round bird mating is achievable. Hormone injections and extracts from pregnant mares enable birds to breed and show sexual activity beyond the natural season. Experiments indicate gonadotropic hormones prompt hens to lay several eggs before ceasing lays.
The Eagle Home Management group met December 11 with Mrs. Lillian Kistler. Time and energy saving kitchen was the topic presented by Mrs. Mary Miller and Mrs. Zarah Penrose. The stove discussion drew interest. Next meeting is January 21 with Miss Helen Kleiner. Jeanette Kleiner, Sec.
East Lansing reports a dairy cattle disease streptococcic mastitis hits Michigan herds nationwide. Dr. C. B. Brian of Michigan State College bacteriology seeks a cure as infection spans about 8 percent of dairy herds and 27 percent of cows in the state.
The Vernon Hill community extends sympathy to the families of Mrs May Flegel and Mrs Art Horn ing. Local residents report visitors and calls including Floyd Spicer of Arthur dining with relatives, and Miss Kate Miller of Detroit visiting for Christmas. Several locals are ill, traveling, or hosting guests at the holidays, with updates on illnesses and family movements.
The term Regius professor refers to chairs whose patronage is vested in the crown. In English universities the label is chiefly used for professorships founded by Henry VII.
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