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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1932

Page

6

Clare Daily Timetable and Local Social Notes Highlight Rail Lines

Railroad schedules show daily and Sunday departures to Clare, Saginaw, Midland and Reed City with connections honored. The column also recaps weekend visits, school activities, community events, carpentry upgrades, and local travel to Detroit, Lansing, and Flint.

Gentral Ann Arbor Booth Pere Marquette Weat Harrison Midland Reed Reed City Clare Saginaw John Asline Norris Detroit Hazel Stottlemeyer Lansing Flint Chas. Snay Snell A. L. Corman Greenville Wm. Morrison Harriet Peters H. R. Wilson Sagainaw D. H. Kemp Betty Francis Koch Paul Indianapolis Ind Helen Hether R. I. Hether Iron River U. P Bernice McKinnon Howell Ralph Mogart Alex McKinnon H. C. Cudney M. J. Dawson Lapeer W. Cudney North Branch W. Mattack Cecil Coon George Mattack Russell Miller Sandusky Fummer C. &E. Jones Mildred Derby Lucille Coulter Reva Derby C. A. Derby Robert Jackson U. of M L. W. Jackson St. Joseph Hospital Chas. Topps Louise Helen N. Andre Street Fred Doherty Benton Harbor Doherty Chicago Tenth Congressional District Clare County

Rural students fete capsizes with sports day results

Large crowd joins rural students for a community fete featuring children’s races from 8 to 14 years. Winners include Margaret Woodin in the girls 12 to 14, Frank Townsend in the boys 8 and under 50 yard dash, Hazel Scott in the girls 8 and under 50 yard dash, and Donna Shumway in the 8 to 10 girls dash. Tug of war ends in a tie between Hast and West rural teams, with a final ball game Hast vs West. Final scores show Hast 10 runs 14 hits 3 errors to West 8 runs 10 hits 4 errors. Umpires were Reginald Sharp and Parl Gibson.

Catherine Hickey Midland L. Leeboye Wildwood Wars Walter Pettit Wm. H. Bicknell Eunice F. Er. Ballinger Martha Mackinac Island Wenonah Beach Asline Dr. Jones Samaritan Hospital Mercia Lockyer Kathryn Bogan Kathryn G. R. Bogan Vernon James Duncan R. I. Heber William Webb Durand Erwin Schiegel J. A. Jackson Sault Ste. Marie Points Canada Donnie Brown Flint Clare Jas. O Clare Road Leveler Works Clarence Hanley St. Louis Fred Smalley Robert Millvillage Erie Mr. Smalley Anna May Clifford Richmond Frank Bicknell Ann Arbor U. of M Foote Memorial Hospital Jackson Alice Doherty Congregational Church E. D. Kennedy Hast Kennedy Mt. Vernon Grange Crawford Grangers Ward Diamond Crawford Albert Dawe Cadillac Gertrude Dawe Percy V. Dawe Lutheran Church Committee George Mater Susan Walsh Mt. Pleasant First Baptist Church Wayne Price Bob Hitts Vernell Shaver Margaret Woodin Violet Bank Gertrude Land Frank Townsend Victor Erchmar Billy Burns Hazel Scott Ruth Harrold Onnalee Higgins Donna Shumway Viola van Blarcom Wilma Blain West West Rurals Blystone DeCamp Rosenfield Garver Allen Newman Leeth Coulter Halstead Atkinson

Reader notes possible flashlight in biblical scene alarm British?

A Hoosier reader questions a featured Biblical period image showing a flashlight. The American Legion Monthly clarifies the object is likely a thermos bottle, not a modern contraption.

Hoosier State American Legion Monthly

Cause of Confusion in Chinatown Sage Quote

Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown muses on the clash between wisdom and authority, noting that true wisdom often flees when power tries to command it. The Washington Star frames the paradox in a pithy, reflective quip.

Hi Ho Chinatown Washington Star

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