Night trek with Mary Brown and Denis Craig in rain
Mary Brown endures a soggy march toward headquarters with Denis Craig. Stark’s suspicious laughter shifts the mood as the pair bond through strain and humor amid a perilous Valley project.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
8
Mary Steps Into Denis Craig's Shoes in Snowbound Camp
Mary finds herself under a warm reception at a rugged camp as John Stark orders hospitality for the night. She discovers Denis Craig’s clothes and unpacks, enjoying hot water and a comforting bouillon before dinner. Stark’s family jokes ease the tension as Mary contemplates her strange new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denla Craig
Hiiton Dorsey
John Stark
Mary
Devil's Up
Stark
Hilt
Hill
Dorsey
Join Stark
Miss Brown
Camp C
Craig
John Slarks
M. Brown
Ian
Denle Craig
Mary Brown
Hier
Oealg
Gargain
Denis Craig
Mr. Stark
Phaemonia
Mr. Craig
Denny
Pye
Nancy
Santa
Denis
EIGHT POINT LAKE Resort News Weekend Visits
Alton Bigelow and family of St Johns visited his parents Mr and Mrs Ace Bigelow along with Mr and Mrs Ray Clark and families and Mr and Mrs Claud Wheaton and son Robert over Sunday. Nearby residents hosted gatherings, seed potato runs and several family visits across Flint Marian Sears Jonesville and Sears. Crops look good despite dry weather, with corn singled out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Bigelow
St. Johns
Ace Bigelow
Ray. Clark
Claud
Wheaton
Robert
Harley Bentley
Sears
Bert Marvin
Jonesville
Glad Wheaton
Jake Diehl
Flint
Leona Austin
Marian
Claud Wheaton
Diehl
Mia
Forest Brown
Windover Lake visitors and weekend guests noted
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fahnestock of Farwell visited relatives near Windover Lake. Many neighbors from Clare Lansing Detroit and other towns visited the Burns and other local homes. Names include the Beard Gaffney Achard Wilstes Ferguson Harris Lyons Berlin Burns and others with weekends and Sunday calls across Windover Lake area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fahnestock
Farwell
Myr
I. J. Beard
Buddie
Clare
BE. Waldron
Floyd Ferguson
Alfred Gaffney
West Freeman
Winifred Post Dodd
Midland
Tony Achard
J. Schepers
East Lansing
Windover Lake
H. Shear
Shirley
Delbert Webster
Frank Musil
John Musil
Flint
Margaret Falsoner
Scottville
Burns Home
Otis Lyons
North Star
G. Long
Lansing
Charlie Lyons
S. Harris
Clare Satuday
Harry Landis
Detroit
Robert Guy
HE. Wiltse
C. Wiltse
Floyd Garber
Harris
Leo
Mare Werlesday
Marion Mayworm
Ben Wagner
E. Darnell
Summer visitors flock to Lake George cottages this week
Detroit residents John Ruhstorfer and Floyd Moody with Rose Beardsley arrived to summer at a Lake George cottage. Others from Ann Arbor Mt. Pleasant Bay City and Clare prepare properties for the season while owners like the Garretts and Deitrichs plan extended stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruhstorfer
Detroit
Mrs. Garrett
Coon Cottage
Mt. Pleasant
Jackson’s
Robert Kempfort
Ann Arbor
Floyd Moody
Rose Beardsley
Frank Manning
Clare
Stanley Duross
Silover
Morris. Jordon
Lansing
Juce
Grimm
Pere
Marquette
Fred J. Deitrich
Bates Cottage
Albert Moyes
Rosepush
Leonard Brothers
Ray Kuhstorfer
Bay City
John Kine
Oi. Clare
Weekend Visitors and Local Happenings Shared
Various residents from Lansing Owosso Farwell Mt. Pleasant Clare and Midland visited Silverlake and Lansing over the weekend. The oil well near the 1000 mark is progressing again. Sunday school attendance and Lincoln Christian League activity are rising as the project nears completion with a County Conservation Club supper well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stirling Curtiss
Harley Davis
Lanshig
C. Chitlett
Midland
Silverlake
Yah Wm. Lehman
Owosso
John Cameron
Roy Howards
Orla Baker
Lansing
Lloyd Fruick
Lincoln Christian League
County Conservation Club
Flea beetle damages Michigan potato and tomato crops
Michigan State College entomologists report potato flea beetles injure young potato and tomato plants in hot dry weather. Adults feed on leaves creating numerous holes. larvae also damage roots and underground stems. Control methods include a calcium arsenate gypsum dust or a calcium arsenate spray, with lime unsuitable as a substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan State College
ACK FOR ANOTHER VACATION IN MICHIGAN
Year after year vacationists from other states return to Michigan to enjoy scenic beauty historic interest and opportunities for healthful play on land and water. The tourist and resort business brings large sums to the state provides employment for thousands and increases prosperity. Tell out of state friends about Michigan vacation advantages and spend vacations here to grow business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Sell what you don't need Buy what you do need liner ad
Classified liners from Clare Sentinel invite readers to clear unwanted items and acquire needed goods. Practical tips encourage smart swaps and budget friendly finds to refresh homes and wardrobes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Sentinel
Buick’s Low Price Draws Fast Buyers in New Release
Buyers who snapped up Buick at 795 dollars praise the car’s Buick quality and economy. They cite Valve-in-Head Straight Eight design, strong acceleration, and 15 miles per gallon as reasons to choose the new model. The sales pitch invites readers to test drive and appraise its beauty and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buick
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