Crossings Warned To Watch Pedestrians In City
A Winthrop News note urges drivers to be cautious at crossings and cautious near pedestrians. The message stresses careful driving and pedestrian prudence in daily traffic.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1926
Page
3
A Winthrop News note urges drivers to be cautious at crossings and cautious near pedestrians. The message stresses careful driving and pedestrian prudence in daily traffic.
At 19,000 feet during the Mount Horcrest expedition, climbers reportedly lost their sense of taste as ions and peppermints tasted bland, leaving the team astonished by the flavor absence at high altitude.
A compact reflection on valuing a text over friendship, warned against harm from stubborn pride. The quote attributed to Benjamin Franklin-style wisdom cautions against letting a trivial dispute ruin a valued connection.
Fragments describe hardy robbers called moss-troopers who hid along Scotland’s borders. They faced severe laws enacted against them but were not eradicated until the sixteenth century.
The wedding took place Sunday at the home of Levi Baker and Mr and Mrs Gerome Frées. Misa Ethel Moulton and George Franklin Baker were united in marriage. The groom resides four miles west of Mt. Pleasant. Mrs Joseph Rush of Bay City visits with Mrs Lena Frees Saeed.
Our mail carrier sick and Mr Gordon drove the route last week. Families including Griggs Haines Robinett Acre and Vernell spent Sunday with Denno. A snow storm Saturday night and Vern Haines installing a radio are mentioned. J N Teall attended his brother Wm in Owosso who is seriously ill. Thurlow Comer is unwell. People busily gathering wood after a Saturday car trouble at Miller's Corners.
Pastor W. S. Teeter heads the Lake News Community Services with Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11. The column lists visits and greetings among local families, travel to Harrison and Cleveland, health updates, a newborn named Tressie Pauline, and upcoming Owl meeting. Weather notes mention Maple Grove road and snow conditions.
The Eagle notes praise for Rim Grove residents brave in snow and churchgoing. Reports of Mrs. Frank Myers visiting, funeral guests from Detroit and Flint, and George Vandewarker back from Colorado. Mention of snow fences, a house fire loss of Mr. and Mrs. Strouse, and Rev. Hull leading revival services with large crowds.
Local letters recount visits and birthdays, home travel by train for Mrs. List after a severe attack, and plans for spring. Town chatter mentions Lake George development west of Clare, Pine Ridge cottages, and road funding of up to 3800 in cash donations. Weather and farming notes close with family anecdotes and seasonal quips.
Local column recounts shifts in place names from Hinkle’s Mill to Hinkleville and Dead Man’s corner rename to Lovers Corner. Mentions visits by George Burch and families from Vernon and Baldwin. Snow and weather quips close the note.
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