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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1937
Page
4
A long list of student feats and curiosities from Clare area hi school life is recounted. The items include contests at the Michigan State Fair, TV and radio roles, unique inventions, and notable achievements by students and local residents.
The Senior Class of 1937 bequeaths traits and items among members and friends in a humorous senior will. Names include Mildred Ackerman, Pearl Ackerman, Marion Olson, June Atwood, Hilda Smith, Duane Archbold, Pete Dionese, Bud Anderson, Donald Woolston, Hazel Boyden, Florence Hales, Norris Blystone, Alice Bradley, Stan Burdo, Patricia Clute, Lucille Cregeur, Bette Cunningham, Ocie Fitzpatrick, Jean Groves, Frances Gordon, Thelma Koch, Phylis Ann Sherwood, Dorothy Heuschele, Harry Koch, Betty Walker, Walter Kleinert, Ed Foss, Betty Green, Wayne Perking, Melvin Pedgrift, Lawrence Jackson, Mary Lou Roach, Norma Carrow, Norman Sutton, Clara Dawson, Doris Upthegrove, Jo Maxine Rogendaal, Bill Moline, Maxine Sowle, Anagell Roth, Doris Zincer, and others in a playful list of legacies and personal traits.
New Haven reports Yale University Press publishes the eleventh century al-Fasi dictionary edited by Solomon L. Skoss. The work, written in Arabic with Hebrew script, clarifies disputed Bible passages by reinterpreting terms as in Exodus Chapter 32 Verse 4 with molten calf translations.
A fourth 16 ton YB-17 bomber has been delivered to the army at Langley field. Langley houses three of the type while Wright field in Dayton holds another. Boeing is building nine more within the year and also constructing the largest army bomber, a four ton heavier aircraft slated to fly soon.
Oxford Ohio residents watched as J Paul Albert mapped a drainage spot from prints to locate a beagle trapped beneath new concrete tennis courts. Rescuers dug and freed the hound which wagged its tail and trotted away.
A passage notes that Zulu customs extend to daily life with strict sex differentiation, shaping behavior such as seating and washing practices for men and women.
After Leland Stanford Jr died in 1884 at seventeen his parents established his namesake institution in Palo Alto California as a memorial.
The Albemarle county Virginia house built in 1776 is among the few pre revolutionary war homes still standing in the state. It is famous for boxwood and has hosted five United States presidents as guests.
Osage Indians reportedly favored red hair and were said to avoid scalpings of red headed individuals, reflecting a distinctive cultural trait noted in the article.
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