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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1935
Page
5
Harrison news highlights United Brethren Church services with Sunday School at 10 30 and evangelistic evening services at 7 30. The report covers hospitalizations, visits, travel, and community notices including obituaries, illnesses, and local gatherings.
Six year old Peggy Burns daughter of Mr and Mrs Burns was injured while coasting down a hill last week. She slid into a tree and sustained facial and head injuries requiring several stitches at Dr Sanford’s in Clare.
The article highlights contrasting sleeves and yoke cutting as a key midseason fashion trend. It describes a dull black velvet dinner dress with cut in one sleeves and sheer ribbed velvet yoke, suited for late spring. A rhinestone necklace and bracelet add formal sparkle, while the dress forms part of a suit with a fitted hip length jacket and silver fox tails.
Camp Houghton Lake in two weeks marks Lincoln and Washington birthdays with ceremonies and routines. Ex member Daly in Detroit interacts with bunk mates while Vincent Daly contributes a philosophic poem for The Spectator. The camp newspaper grows, remodeling barracks into a clublike space and planning a bathless hotel, steel bunks improve sleeping comfort, and Mickey Stanfield undergoes surgery. Doc’s First Aid class nears certification as others aim for advanced exams.
Lieut Bailes the mess officer waits for his wife Mrs Bailes to join him near the camp. The note expresses hope she will visit often and extends warm greetings from the camp.
A brief report notes that last week Company 684 temporarily lost a member. the article identifies the unit but provides no name or further details about the incident or personnel involved.
The past week focused on cutting and peeling telephone poles to replace old or damaged ones. A total of 75 poles were cut and peaked, with an average of 107 cut peeled and hauled per day for maintenance between Camp Houghton Lake and the Houghton Lake State Forest Reserve headquarters.
In a playful exchange Gryczanowski questions the difference? DeGroot suggests asking Pop. Pop provides a quirky line about a good bump helping define a lump, ending with humorous ambiguity.
Frost threatens pineapple growth as cold snaps hinder cultivation. Growers report slowed yields and sensitivity to low temperatures, limiting production in frost-prone regions and prompting calls for protective farming methods and warmer climates.
An advertisement urges spending 45 cents at Mussell’s or any drug store for Buckley’s Mixture triple acting cough medicine. It claims a few sips help bronchial coughs and bronchitis, with Buckley’s described as Canada’s best selling cough medicine. The copy promises quick quieting of a lingering cough and a money-back offer if not satisfied.
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