Railroad Timetables in Central Standard Time Ann Arbor
Central Standard Time timetable lists No. 63 and No. 54 with arrival and departure times. Locations include Ann Arbor, Marquette, and Harrison with morning and afternoon slots noted.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1936
Page
8
Central Standard Time timetable lists No. 63 and No. 54 with arrival and departure times. Locations include Ann Arbor, Marquette, and Harrison with morning and afternoon slots noted.
Local notes report bus schedules from Great Lakes Motor Bus Co with trips from North BP Me to Clare and Saginaw plus connections to Lansing. Community notices include visits from residents, birth of a son, dances at the University of Michigan League, and upcoming meetings of the Ladies and American Legion Auxiliary. Infrastructure update notes US 8 10 pavement linking Farwell and Clare nearing completion with a new Y at the west city limits.
A six day Michigan Oil and Gas Exposition unfolds August 11 to 16 at Island Park Mt Pleasant. Over 100 major exhibitors attend as new Mechanics Building and enlarged Science Hall rise. A gas well fire stunt on August 15 showcases firefighting with a derrick on grounds and high pressure line.
Farm women from across the state are invited for a five day rest study and recreation program on the Michigan State College campus in East Lansing from Sunday July 26 through Thursday July 30. The event ends with Farmers Day on Friday July 31.
New fashions indicate a wide vogue for linens in coming months with dark tones such as wine red black brown and navy. The navy linen dress trimmed with white braid and frog accents shows added smartness, while tailored linen styles include plain and printed linens made up into jackets and skirts.
Mary Hamilton New York's first policewoman urges every woman to learn jiu jitsu describing its practical self defense value. She cites pressure points and balance can disable a attacker and notes it strengthens without bulging muscles while enabling women to avoid dependence on whistles. Cedar of Lebanon tree toppled in France. seed brought in 1724 by a French botanist. Tree 35 feet in girth and 105 feet high. Milwathas Kansas Helen Burns teaches near twins lesson with three sets of twins in her rural school.
One thousand ninety one minor planets discovered 1801 to 1929 are compiled in the University of California students observatory research surveys. The Who's Who of the planets presents available data on as many as possible. Classified liners will help you.
June activity report lists medical director immunizations and examinations, school and preschool health services, tuberculin tests, postnatal and infant clinic totals, and inspections by Sanitary Inspector Webb. It notes nurse Catherine M. McDermott and mileage figures tied to visits and school interviews.
Rosebush obituary notes longtime resident James Sheahan died at his home northeast of town after a years long illness. He leaves widow four sons Frank Fred Eugene Joe and three daughters Mrs John McFarlane Mrs H O Bentler and Mrs Frank Blesch a number of grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral services were held at St Henry's church with Rev A Womaszewski officiating Local residents and visitors are mentioned in follow up notes about services visits and a car crash near Mt Pleasant on US 27 that claimed David Mussel earlier this month
Mrs Grace McKalvin of Owosso visits at Porter Hillis. Rev C M Arksey and son Herman relocate to Water Town New York. Mrs William Johnston accompanies granddaughter Irene White of Ypsilanti to Marion for a weekend with Frank White. Henry Manausa and family near Mt Pleasant and Archie Muma and family stay at a Lake George cottage.
A firing squad in Hunan Province in 1926 failed to kill the condemned man and instead killed their commanding officer J. She Lei Tian. The incident highlights the poor marksmanship of Chinese troops and is detailed in Collier's Weekly.
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