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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1929
Page
3
A 1928 Bell Syndicate column argues age limits in love blur as physical vigor and vanity rise. It profiles Marie Urner and examines how middle aged women and men use youth culture, beauty treatments, and sociability to sustain romance and appeal.
In The Stream of Business, George Matthew Act wn s says courage is needed to sleep over important ideas yet it is worth it. Some decisions must be made immediately while others can wait, but delaying too long can be fatal.
Trustees of Berea College authorize a bronze tablet at a spring house to honor Rube Baker a noted mountaineer and Jenny the mule. The memorial marks the fiftieth anniversary of the roadside drinking fountain that has aided thousands of travelers.
Russe Gerow visited hospital for treatment. Clifford Randle and two men met Mrs. Bertha Randle and others returning to Detroit Sunday evening. Gerald Macklem returned from searching for work. Mrs. Orton’s parents Mr and Mrs Keller from Flint are visiting. Mrs. Norman Densmore learned by telegram that her daughter Sarah is ill in a Pontiac hospital with scarlet fever.
Wentworth The Clifford Prices family have all been sick but are now on the gain. Charles Adelblue, wife and daughter Ella were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Manwarning Sunday. Mrs. Perry is working for Mrs Mortemer Shea. Robert Fish is around after his illness. William Weldon took a fine bunch of cattle to town Saturday. The snow plow is in good demand at present. Joe Sullivan's family have the flu but are better. Mr. and Mrs. GC A Skeels and family took dinner with their daughter Sunday.
Hinkville reports a heavy blizzard with sideroads impassable yet eight men shoveled a path between county line road and trunk line. Mail carrier Jay Bel linger could not complete routes Monday but covered most on Tuesday. Several residents visit relatives and note illness recoveries and a death in the community.
Harrison city team defeated the Chicago College Girls 43 to 7 in a Monday basketball game. The girls also boxed and fenced for entertainment.
Prof Wilking near the south pole reports a jamb found using a speedometer capable of forty miles per hour. Grewe and son gather firewood for H White. Mrs White visits Mrs Trumble. Nate Trumble family from Gil-Tiere and Mrs Garrie Perverse visit parents for dinner and a pleasant talk. Durpe and H White celebrate birthdays amid a January day.
A letter-like notice recalls a season of heavy snowfall with shifting patterns and forecasts of possible thaws. The writer notes cold conditions, mentions a Clare woman advising lighter clothing, and recalls old sayings about beauty and skin depth while describing attempts to stay warm in January.
Roy Neeper led the mail team Tuesday while Frank Sowles stayed with the Gilman boys. Snowblocked roads last week halted car travel. Taft Phillips from Roscommon visits friends. Sun Shine Club met at the Clark home with 26 members and new officers chosen.
Roy Gook of Lake continues route mail delivery on Route 3 while Clif Powlison recovers from flu. Jack Scott helped shovel snow for Roy two days last week. A H VanHorn and sister Zelda of Norway lake visited Frank Newsoms last Wednesday. The road work was finished last week. Mr and Mrs G J Dimmick of Pennsylvania were guests at Oliver's. Mrs Harrington is recovering from the flu.
Michigan and national agriculture authorities will speak during Farmers Week February 4 to 8. Speakers include L Whitney Watkins N P Hull W B R Gardner M S S C Charles Snyder J Cox M L Noon W N Valgren H H Halladay R S Shaw and Wilber M Brucker. Topics cover stability risks stabilization and trespass laws.
A fragment notes a science item claiming fewer than half of lightning strike victims die and mentions presidential candidates in Cleveland.
Article describes drying fish aboard a fishing schooner near Havana Cuba. Fish are hung from the rigging to keep them off the deck, sheltered from dirt and pests while exposed to the sun. The method aims for efficiency and cleanliness in drying fish at sea.
A freshman athlete completed a purchase of a radio with speaker and tires for 112,735 at Anderson's body shop.
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