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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1936
Page
8
Larry and Tony drive through a moonlit road toward San Jose and stop at a lit house named Oak Lawn seeking a telephone. They face car trouble a punctured tire and no spare and worry about delays while a stranger answers a late call at the door.
A man pleads for help after hearing a child crying and a pale stranger at a door asks to use a phone. The visitor learns the caller's wife has just been murdered and the situation escalates to distress and urgency.
The Donny murder case centers on Harold Donny a wealthy Pittsburgh scion and his wife Zelda Mhoon amid debts scandal and rumors. Ruth Bellamy and Antoinette Taft figure in the social fallout as Tony faces a painful breakup with Larry Bellamy and plans to depart for New York after a final talk.
Detroit visitors Mr. and Mrs. Howard VanCamp and children plus Miss Minnie Hunter spent Sunday at Steve Leposky’s home. Clayton Snelling of Pontiac visited his niece, Mrs. Mack Harvey, for the weekend. P J Durfee drives a Model A. Mrs. Minnie Dell and son Marshall and two grandsons, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rockwood of Beaverton, called on C J Harvey’s home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Green visited Mack Harvey’s home last week day evening.
Mrs Bertha Randle and granddaughter Josie Jasmine visited Mrs Randle’s sister North of Clare. Ray Bergey’s son from Loomis stayed with Mrs Nettie Thompson. Mrs Goldie Bushon is ill. Dr Slattery of Clare visited Saturday. The Densmores moved into Nellie Jordan’s house. Hay chores at Elmer Clare farm handled by N A Densmore John Densmore Albert Fike Alfred Densmore. Orla Barber’s Flint family visiting Loomis family. Irene Randle now at Owens home on Calla Gerow farm. Anna Thompson misidentified as Indianapolis Minn not Ind. Warl Littles works for Joe Murphy haying.
Mrs Emma Garver and grandchildren of Saginaw visited Monday. Mrs Florence Turner not seen. Visitors included Mrs Lynn Thompson of Minn and Mrs Ed Herrick. Several locals, including Mr and Mrs Mickle of Dover and the Kleinhardts of Brown, saw Glen Gordon and Walter Garver households. Ronald Bilestone played softball with the Oilers at Ludington. Others stopped by L Robinetts and Mayo Robinetts. Ray Gordon returned from Minnesota. More visits from Vera Alwood Wood Crosier Battle Creek. John Acre and family hosted Art Rever. Abbott of Clare visited Glen Buy stones.
Miss Maxine Wawkins returns home from Detroit after a week with her aunt Mrs. Clifford Wilson and a Canadian motor trip. Mr and Mrs Wilson accompany her home for the weekend. Henry Kraatz learns his son Lee has a new job as a stoker on a Detroit Buffalo boat. Mrs Edith Conklin and Orin Smith visit in Marion then Jackson for husband’s treatment. Thos McNally contractors advance US 10 highway work, with concrete reaching the Brown farm two miles from Clare west city limits.
The West Freeman area expresses gratitude for rain. Sunday a Brook's church Children Day program drew attendees from the locality. Weekend visitors included Detroit residents Mr and Mrs Henry Stalling, Flint visitors Mr and Mrs Gordon Smith and kin, plus Traverse City relatives. Local residents hosted and hosted guests at several homes including the Han son and Boucher households.
Inner guests of Mr and Mrs L Frishey included Mr and Mrs D Butterfield of Saginaw Mr and Mrs W Palmer and son George of Thar well Visitors from Midland joined for the afternoon Mr and Mrs M Farrell and family of Ionia stay with the Frisbeys Layle Littlefield accompanied by I Littlefield on business Saturday afternoon A Gear and two children Marilyn and JoAnn of Farwell dined with the Ambrosiers L Ambrosier W Donaldson and Rose Chowske of Flint and L Cline and two daughters Donna and Mary Low of Detroit spent the weekend at Clear Lake L Johnson visited his cousin Mrs Alline Emma Littlefield Ruth Stanley Leland Graham Lloyd and Carl Armstrong of Farwell at Bear Lake cottage Thursday
Chinese apartment houses differ from foreign ones as they consist of multiple rooms built around an opening into a central court.
A Virginia cultured girl marries a reserved gentleman and moves to China on honeymoon. Carrie raises American children amid Chinese life while her husband pursues mission work. She sings to ease fear, cherishes home, and later questions if joy should yield to faith.
Classified liners show how to advertise cleaning services for profit. They emphasize cost efficiency, target markets, and catchy phrases to attract clients. The copy suggests simple, practical steps to maximize return on local ads.
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