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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1934
Page
8
Central Standard Time listed for Ann Arbor South No. 53 North No. 61 Pere Marquette West Maat, Harrison with 9:45 9:47 7:19 2:00 schedules and a note on Eastern Standard Time. Local social updates include visits, travels, and family news from Gilmore township to Ann Arbor and Mt Pleasant amid a busy week.
The snippet lists denominations in euros and cents such as 27e 25e 29e 12e 12¢ 25¢, indicating a small catalog of coin values or pricing in a local market.
Nathaniel and Clyde Nichols of Farwell with Ralph Dawe from Deckerville built a temporary home in Mt. Pleasant as part of a unique educational experiment. The project started at spring term, finished in 22 weeks, costing $55.46 total. Students paid about 84 cents weekly each, and the home is now paid for with living costs around 9.65 cents per person per week.
Mrs. Sarah Bodkin recovering at home two days after right leg amputation for diabetic gangrene at Clare hospital. The facility treated nine wreck victims early Sunday, one dying shortly after admission, third fatality since opening five years ago. Mrs. Jerry Smith of Tulsa and her daughter left for Oil City where her husband works.
Dr. William Beebe will continue deep sea investigations next summer under a National Geographic grant. Accompanied by an assistant he will descend nearly half a mile in the two ton bathysphere to study unknown sea life and its light organs.
A Western Newspaper Union report from a toy fair notes adults embracing toys once for children. Electric trains, parlor racing, bird cages with dice, and guns target adult gamblers. Foreign toys include Russian peasant goods while anti Nazi sentiment shifts German toy sales.
Ida M Tarbell born in a log cabin in Armity township Erie county seventy seven years ago. Native of Erie county she grew up in northwestern Pennsylvania during the oil boom and later lived in Bethel Connecticut with an office in New York. She was the only girl in Allegheny college freshman class at Meadville before pursuing teaching and writing.
The American City of Paris has repatriated many citizens to the United States, reducing its population from 20 000 to 7 000 in four years. Remaining Americans form three groups: long-time and wealthy expatriates, Paris-based American business leaders, and a large group with French spouses.
Cincinnati Zoo expert Sol Stephan says the animal on local beer advertisements is not a goat but an Algerian aoudad. He contends the animal is a sheepish species rather than a true goat, prompting debate among beer drinkers.
Harold Smith the nine tenths old son of Mr and Mrs Solen Smith died Tuesday after illness from extreme heat. Funeral services were held Thursday at Thurston Funeral Home with Rev Leah Gardon officiating and burial in Cherry Grove cemetery.
George Reed Sherwood died July 18 1934 following a July 15 accident at Grayling He was born February 19 1891 in Waterford Michigan and lived in Cadillac Charleston Mesick McBain and Clare He served in World War I and held office in the Clare Chamber of Commerce the local Legion and Masons He married Nellie Gilmore on January 23 1919 and is survived by his wife and daughter Phyllis Ann Burial took place at Cherry Grove Funeral arrangements were handled by Chas Thurston and Son The column also notes silk industry trivia and sensory measurements from the Bureau of Standards
Marion Baker of Springfield's city fire department says he has never lied to his wife in 14 years of marriage. He offers anyone in the country a challenge to prove him wrong, asserting that his rule is almost impossible to break.
In Cape Town 67 widows mourn the late Solomon king of the Zulus, who died recently leaving 67 wives and a lavish estate that included six expensive cars his favorite court uniform with a leopard skin girdle a gold braided coat and a bus conductor's cap.
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