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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1932
Page
8
In Carthage the team recovers a plaster cast of a shoe sole as evidence from a housebreaking. They plan to identify a suspect by matching a left shoe mark while delaying police involvement to avoid tipping off the culprit. Markham and Landis agree to wait and monitor developments.
Landis and Markham inspect a broken safe and a spy’s footprint, tracing a possible two person break in. A plaster cast of the footprint is made while they analyze alley and gate tracks and the vehicle traces to pin down whether a man and a woman acted together.
Markham drives to aMidwest college grounds with congratulatory roses after a golf day with Betty Lawson. He weighs circumstantial clues involving a black box, Landis, a lab safe, and a fire marked shoe, doubting Betty’s guilt while confronting possible accomplice theories. He arrives at the Lawson house to await Betty’s return. to be continued.
The Oregon Trail half dollars were minted in 1926 to commemorate the fathers and mothers who traversed the Oregon Trail to the Far East.
Mrs C J Harvey spending week in Flint with her son Bernard Robert May of Detroit visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs C J Harvey Mrs G M Durfee and son Arthur to Lake George Saturday Hiram Latison and Miss Nannie Hileman of Clare dined with Mr and Mrs C M Durfee Dinner Smith and daughters Agnes visited son and family with Agnes staying a few weeks Several went for huckleberries and returned with baskets Harl Horan went to the lakes with vegetables
Advance Grange mentions Miss Gladys Mason staying at the Geo Schunk home while neighbors enjoy huckleberrying. June Reed helps Stanley Schunk during harvest. Several trips to cherry country and to Bailey Lake appear, with multiple family visits to Geo Schunk, Bruce Williams, and others.
Floyd Davis of Temple campaigned here last Tuesday while Mrs Wilda Mahan and Mrs Sam Muir of Lake were callers. Visitors include Mrs J W McCall of Gibson City with Windover ranch, niece Mrs A J Baker of Chicago, and Mrs E F Achard of Point Lookout. Local residents and guests from Farwell Flint Holland St Johns Sidney Lake George and Miles populate the Windover area with calls, hosting, and a ball game at Windover Sunday.
A town hall dance Saturday night honored Mr and Mrs Dan Buttefield of Saginaw and Misa. The event drew Thelma Wilkinson of Greenwood and Minnie visits, with Theo Van Duren and Mrs Pauline Schneider of Grand Rapids among guests at Mrs Kate Schepers cottage on Windover Lake last Sunday.
Local households report a busy summer on the Lake George area as visitors arrive from Cleveland Detroit and Lansing. Families such as Plumb Wheeler Otis Han son McKim Rathburn and Washburn are seen at various cottages while others travel to nearby farms and call in for weekend gatherings and outings.
A promotional plea urges residents to vacation in Michigan highlighting sandy beaches forest trails historic sites and year round recreation. It argues tourist spending boosts state prosperity and recommends telephoning home and offices and calling ahead for hotel rooms to ease travel.
Frank Manning and wife plan Clare Saturday. Roy Howard to Clare and Farwell Saturday evening. James M. Wellman to Harrison and Clare Saturday. John Doherty spent Friday at his cottage repairing the boat dock. Paul Welty and wife vacationing with his mother. James Duncan was a caller Sunday. Ernie Brown and wife with W Brodie and family shared Sunday dinner in the tourist camp. Dr Jones and wife of Clare visited Sunday. Frank Snyder and wife from Detroit were up over the weekend. Wilbur Johnston and family of Rosebush visited the cottage for several days. Mrs Duross and son Stanley of Detroit were at the lodge several days last week.
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