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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1937
Page
7
Agnes and Cathal share a storm night marked by longing and moral tension. Agnes resists her mother's calls and contemplates past harms while Cathal defies expectations, coats her in rain soaked shelter, and faces family tensions as Winnie and others weigh his actions.
Cathal O Mar a meets Agnes Gleneith by the lake after dark as they plan for a courtroom outcome and a potential financial windfall tied to a doomed marriage. He hints at a fee and a plan to let Myrtle Lorrie walk free, while the storm and lightning frame their tense, intimate confrontation.
A Washington Post writer notes female rats breed rapidly with six to eight young per litter and multiple litters annually. In a single year a rat can produce about 50 offspring, leading to huge agricultural damages estimated at 50 million dollars in Britain and over 100 million in the United States for grain and foodstuffs.
The Medical Repository, a 1797 publication, is noted as the first medical journal in the United States, marking an early milestone in American medical literature.
Mrs Herschel Reese called on Mrs O Rogers Monday. Mr and Mrs Joe Clark of Sears were callers at Harley Bentleys Monday. Arthur Fahrnstalk from Freeman township called on Lester Halstead Sunday. Mr and Mrs R J Powell Doris Elien Mr and Mrs Glenn Powell and family spent Sunday at Clarence Armstrong home at Stanton. Accompanied by the Armstrong family they visited the Iris ranch near McBride with thousands of irises in full bloom. It was a sight worth seeing. As this goes to press we are having a much needed rain.
Jean McMillan has the mumps. Guests visit the Bauder and Border households. A. S. Border, Bert Bowers and relatives host dine ins. The Willey and Gallup families, plus others from Rosebush Saginaw and Detroit, enjoy weekends and a trip to Spikehorn Myers Wildlife Reserve near Harrison.
Brand couple and families from Petoskey and nearby towns attended Sunday callers at Glen Gordons home and shared visits with relatives. Residents from Bard Clare Harrison Gladwin and Coleman joined in social calls with the Robinetts and Turners, including trips to Midland for a ball game and a cottage outing near Lake Ora.
Leo Heintz and Albert Slingl collided Sunday night with minor damage reported. Sunday school at 10:00, farmers union debate set for June 18. Albert Roland of Royal Oak visits family here over the weekend, Margaret Woodin ill at home, Darling family hosted Mrs Caroleen Darling and son Bobbie.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Therring and family of Coleman visited Sunday at the home of Mrs Albert Bruce and family. David Van Valkenburg called on friends at Pennock and Temple. Mrs Lewis Robbins and family returned to Lansing Saturday after a week with relatives here. Mr and Mrs Ira Van Valkenburg visited relatives at Lansing during the weekend. Mr and Mrs Don Sabin were Sunday…
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