Weekend Guests and Rail Schedules Highlight Clare News
Readers note train timetables for Central Standard and Eastern Standard times with routes to Mt. Pleasant and Clare. Local social items list Hazel Stottlemyer, the Woodward reunion at Port Austin, and a parade of visitors including the Otts, Howletts, Giebels, and Weslers visiting Clare and nearby towns over the weekend.
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Margaret Woodward
Detroit
Arlene Capen
Betty
Lonalee Hampton
Wm. Morrison
Allen Caverly
Sarginaw
Clare
A. M. Gilmore
Mt. Pleasant
R. A Leffingwell
Wm. Lange
Bargain minded shopper notes trade in offers
A fragment shows prices and trade offers for bulk goods like oatmeal. The snippet mentions 25 cents to 35 cents prices and a promo of 1.00 trade for 8 pounds of bulk oatmeal at a reduced rate.
Walter H. Larman Post Plans July Meeting and 1935 Election
Walter H. Larman Post No. 128 of the American Legion met in July to transact business. The group agreed to subscribe to Good Housekeeping for Clare City Library and prepared for the two week away annual meeting on July 16 with officer elections and potential endorsements for district and state posts. Members urged to submit district state or national policy changes for vote.
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Walter H. Larman
American Legion
Legion
Good Housekeeping
Clare
National Legion
Classified Help Promises to Sell What You Don’t Need
Clare Sentinel classified buyers offer to connect sellers with buyers, promising assistance to clear unwanted items and help readers acquire needed goods through local listings.
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Clare Sentinel
Shaping Children Through Restraint And Freedom
Jean Newton argues that extreme permissiveness in education endangers character. She contends restraint remains essential even as critics push self expression, warning that unbridled freedom in classrooms undermines social harmony and personal development.
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Sey
Jean Newton
Stern
Banfield-Edward Bristo Dies on Farm After 75 Years
Michigan note of a local farmer Banfield-Edward Bristo, 81, who lived on the same farm for 75 years, has died. The obit lists his residence in Michigan and long-time farming life.
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Banfield
Edward Bristo
Here
Reading as a Lifeline for Families at the Library
A Welfare group member says the library kept his family hopeful as they read for two years, choosing two educational books and one fiction title. May circulation reached 600 books, and the American Legion arranges a subscription to Better Horse Keeping Magazine.
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American Legion
Classified Diner Ad Promises 101 for Your Money
A Clare Sentinel classified note touts a diner offering 101 for your money with bold claims. Readers are urged to visit to see results and deals advertised in the local section.
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Clare Sentinel
Local Families Share Visits and Summer Plans in Rosebush
Mrs M J Stickle and Mrs EB First spent Tuesday with the Kellers. Several families, including the Johnsons, McLaughlins, Lohans and Lees, visited relatives across St Ignace Ann Arbor White Point Lake and Lake George. Patrick Lynch is out after pneumonia. many extended visits and cottage stays noted around Detroit Royal Oak Pontiac Plymouth and Alma.
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M. J. Stickle
EB. E
Alvin Keler
B. F. Johnston
Lester McLaughlin
St. Ignace
Shirley Clevenger
Ann Arbor
Lawrence Thering
White Point Lake
Albert Moyes
Alvin Keller
Lyle Johnston
Pelham
N. Y
H. N. Johnston
Elmo Dunn
Detroit
Robert Dunn
Melvin Hovey
Charles Lynch
Royal Oak
John Lynch
Frank Hamilton
Plymouth
Olwell Graham
Jean Ann
Gérald Graham
John Graham
Hewitt Thompson
Lois Atta
Wm. Thompson
Frank Johson
Russell Stinson
Mt. Pleasant
L. S. Stickle
Patrick. Horan
Billy
Wm. Murphy
Clarence Miller
Ralph Miller
Florence Ming
Pontiac
Earl Willey
Patrick Lynch
John Shiraef
Baby
Clifford Muterspaugh
Derwin
Pat Battle
Mary Johnston
J. Y. Johnston
Wm. Stinson
M. J. Keller
George Bayliss
Lake George
Maureen Crate
Alma
Br.o. Thomson
Royal Titles Restricted by Letters Patent of 1917
The rules limit the titles Royal Highness and Prince to sovereigns children, their descendants through the sovereign’s sons, and the eldest living son of the eldest son of the Prince of Wales. Corrections clarify scope for royal offspring and succession.
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Prince of Wales
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