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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1937
Page
10
Train times listed for Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette lines with morning and evening departures. Local social notes report Norman Sutton visiting Jackson. Rev. B H Taylor visits. numerous family visits and births including Treava Jean born March 4 to Marvel Fairbanks. Sick list includes Tatman, stroke patient. neighbors in Flint Lansing Traverse City Higgins Lake Saginaw and other nearby towns.
Foster Bus Line arrives Clare at 11 40 a m from south. Returns south at 4 15 p m for Mt Pleasant Alma St Johns Lansing. Buses connect with Great Lakes buses at Clare. Great Lakes Motor Bus Co Timetable shows southbound departures from Mt Pleasant 11 10 a m and Clare 11 52 a m. Connections to Saginaw and Lansing noted.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. Van Sicklen this Friday afternoon to tie a comforter. Marie Sutton has been seriously ill for three weeks but is recovering nicely. Mrs. Tom Demarest and her young son Allen Eugene of Munuscong State Park visit her parents Dr. and Mrs. A. Mulder. Mr. Demarest is in Lansing on Conservation Department business.
Mrs John Presley of Sheridan is recovering well after a recent operation. Miss Helen House of Traverse City visited her parents in Vernon. Rev HE T Smith reports his wife remains in critical condition after a stroke, moved from hospital to home with their son and daughter in law assisting.
Grand Portage Minnesota logging gangs clear a 100000 acre tract. A camp of 15 buildings rises as first trees are felled to build roads for logging. The land owned by George C Meade company of Port Arthur Ontario was bought at auction after northeastern Minnesota Indians relinquished title. Officials estimate the clearing will take at least three years.
London report quotes Dr. Serge Voronoff stating English women seek rejuvenation most, aiming to look young enough to ride, golf, and dance with daughters and granddaughters. He claims a half hour of monkey gland grafting can restore up to 15 years of life for women, while men pursue similar treatments.
Milton residents along lower Cameron avenue report fishing from their doorstep as floodwaters fill a well stocked hole left by fields. Water collected in a railroad undergrade to 18 feet depth during the flood and receded to river level after high water subsided.
The article notes that a healthy person normally discharges about one and a half to five pints of perspiration daily. Sweat output rises with exercise and high temperatures.
Warren F Culver born in Canada January 18 1863 died March 15 1987 in Lansing after long life in DeWitt Clinton Co and Clare. Funeral at Thurston with Rev Dawe interment Riverside Elsie. Lewis A Presley born September 20 1872 Michigan died March 8 19?? on his Freeman township Farwell Cadillac farm. Funeral March 12 Lake George Community Hall. He leaves wife and son Curtis and relatives.
The burial site lies beneath the Hotel des Invalides in Paris. A circular crypt 20 feet deep and 86 feet in diameter forms the resting place, with a 48 foot long, 8 foot 44 inch wide sarcophagus carved from red porphyry weighing 67 tons. Walls feature 10 marble reliefs by Simart and Pradier statues surround the tomb. An inscription quotes Napoléon wishing his ashes rest on the banks of the Seine in the middle of the French nation he loved.
With spring near expectations, the recreation department of the WPA plans end of indoor activities. Ladies focus on sewing comforters and meet this week at Mrs. McCon s to tie a comforter. Potluck dinners accompany these gatherings in Lake Michigan area.
Grain and hay products including alfalfa, clover hay, grain wheat and oats, barley, beans and feed items listed by rough weight descriptions. It notes prices and categories such as hens, roosters, rabbits and beef hides.
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