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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1930
Page
4
A man recalls Carla and his wife and mother during a rain soaked walk with his mother and Claire at Derwent's home. He feels the touch of Carla's hand and keeps the memory of all four women private, cherishing them beyond words.
Paul and Carla travel to Peribonka in hopeful mood but face a sudden tragedy as Carla’s mother, Mrs Haldan, dies. Paul consoles Carla beside her mother’s white, peaceful brow, while the distant pit noise underscores the scene of grief and change in their lives.
A school column details grade by grade activities from first through fifth, including Eskimo project work, handwriting and spelling contests, and a notable run of perfect attendance. Elsie Huntley’s hospital update and a school-wide push to complete Way and Puff Primers are mentioned.
Corrected Thursday morning market list shows grain and feed prices including Wheat No 1 Oats Rye Beans and hogs with dressed meat values. Prices listed as per Clare Elevator Co and Ly We Jackson with various to 16.00 and 20.00 figures.
List of students and parents by grade with attendance percentages and notes urging cooperation with teachers. Includes names across seventh through kindergarten grades and a request to keep children from arriving before 12 46 to manage lunch crowd.
Absences noted this week include Lorraine Sutton Betty Ann Sutton John Wild Betty Jean Bruce Leone Butcher Katherine Dwyer Wesley Huntley Arlo L Oden Ronald Sage Ruth Marie Schug Coral Nann McGuire Clara Bergy Alfred Carr due to illness. The class enjoys snowman border display and six pounds of alabaster colors for easels. Students engage with Peter Rabbit stories brought by Zane Walters.
A. E. Huntley of Saginaw announces creation of the Midland Bad Axe area within Michigan Bell central division. I. C. Maher becomes manager, taking duties January 1, with 23 exchanges including Midland Freeland Akron Birch Run Fairgrove Frankenmuth Gagetown Mayville Owendale Reese St. Charles Vassar Bad Axe Bay Port Sebewaing Unionville Ubly Clare Coleman Farwell Gladwin Harrison and Rosebush.
J D Martin of Richmond Virginia received a check for $200 paid for a single old copper cent. The Numismatic Company Fort Worth Texas offers a 4c mail request for an illustrated coin folder to teach readers what coins stamps and pills are worth and how to spot fakes.
Global appeal to women touts Kruschen Salts as a fat busting aid. The ad claims a daily morning dose to flush wastes and tone organs, promising energetic health and a slimmer figure, with an 85 cent bottle lasting four weeks and a money back guarantee. A Montana woman reportedly lost 19 pounds in four weeks.
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