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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1933
Page
6
Local notices report railroad timetables for Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette lines with morning and afternoon departures. Bus service from Hotel Doherty runs Saturdays and Mondays at 8 20. The column also lists many residents traveling, visiting relatives, and attending events around Clare including Pavement celebration and Cherry Festival.
A wide survey of mishaps and legal cases across towns reports Grand Rapid s Walter Scott crushed by a felled tree on a relative s farm. Sheep and injuries from dog attacks near Monroe. A rear end collision in Hastings leaves Della Hellenbarger dead. Fires at Osso Barn devastate Harry Freaman s holdings. Forester teen John Sadukaug drowns in Lake Huron. A Grand Rapids child nearly choked after inhaling a raw car part. Runaway boys aboard a Boyne City bound freight train rescued near Grand Rapids. Wakefield camp shooting kills John Huspec with Andrew Maki and Gust Laine involved. Allegan verdict finds no action against teacher Gertrude Trigg. Hart youth receives damages after sterilization case. Ishpeming Allan Linn wins big judgment against Century of Progress Exposition. Lansing reveals beer tax has slashed state revenues in early 1933. Kalamazoo brothers seek will change to live in Kalamazoo. Albion parish tear down 60 year old church for new building. Dearborn man receives key to Detroit after windshield key incident. Edmore baby escapes injury in car crash though mother and others are hurt.
A gentle Indiana scene as shadows fall over a farm lane. The old team returns, a boy whistles, hens lay eggs, and apple pie scents fill the air. The family gathers, prayers are said, and they call it quitt time after a day of wholesome labor.
Hundreds gather to celebrate the completion of U.S. 27 through Michigan with remarks by Roy C. Wooldruff and other officials. The event highlights the road’s benefits for farmers and commerce, with accorded speeches, songs by Harl Gilmore, and community thanks to Consumers Power Co. for lighting and local volunteers for refreshments.
Turkish engineers report an accidental discovery near Kaghisman along the Aras River of an ancient mine forgotten for 800 years. They say the site contains auriferous feed worth millions of dollars, attracting attention from regional authorities and investors.
The fragment hints a teacher told a student named Jud Tunkins he could become president if he studied hard. It also references troubles and a teacher’s remark about quitting school.
Hospitals in many American cities adopt heel prints for newborns to prevent identity errors. The program records each baby’s unique heel impression to reduce misidentification and mix ups in medical care and administration.
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