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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1947
Page
12
The Sentinel announces weekly publication by Feighner and Parish and lists mail rates for Michigan residents and armed forces. It requests volunteers to ask Judge Bates to have probate notices printed by The Sentinel.
Birth announces Joseph Allen Wood born July 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wood. The community reports visitors and social events including honeymoons, weddings, picnics, family gatherings, and trips among residents like Sobel, Seeley, Knoertzer, Dancer, Brady, Yankee, Dora, Haton, Carpenter, Butterfield, Wunderlick, and Rasmussen with friends in Frost township, Big Beaver, Flint, Detroit, Lansing, Ann Arbor, and Chicago.
Page four covers local updates from Harrison with community events and notices while page fourteen features school activities and city council briefs. The items emphasize upcoming meetings and reported outcomes, naming key organizers and venues within Harrison.
Mrs. Wm Murphy hosted six Outdoor Girls at the Surrey House Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Chas Amble celebrated his mother Mrs Oline Amble turning eighty eight with a home dinner Sunday evening. Also present were Trygve Amble and Alex Olson.
The article explains that atoms are built from ultra small constituents millions to an inch, with nuclei far smaller yet. Neutrons and protons act like spinning magnets, constantly orbiting and colliding in ways physicists compare to traffic accidents.
Fiji reports sugar output almost doubles from the prior year as farmers and mills boost processing. Officials note improved cane yields and favorable weather contributed to the gain.
New York physicist Philip Franklin unveils a compact four-tube vest pocket radio able to receive music or voice with a 126 mile range. Developed at the National Bureau of Standards under Dr. Cledo Brunetti, it promises reduced internal wiring and lower manufacturing costs. A lipstick-size broadcasting station is planned as a companion. a "personal walkie talkie" system could emerge from combining both devices. A firm in upper New York state has produced 5,000 sets and aims for 50,000 more to gauge demand and refine performance.
Grain and feed prices listed for Johnston Elevator and Tucker's Produce include Wheat at 1.00 per bushel, Rye at 1.80, Barley at 3.00 cwt, and White Beans at 12.00. egg and livestock markets show fluctuating values with specific bids for dressed hogs, beef, veal, lambs, and various cattle categories based on July 7, 1947 figures from Rosebush Elevator Company and local auction.
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