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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1938

Page

4

Mews and Comments From Washington Continue Debate

Washington dispatches argue Roosevelt has not shown willingness to drop punitive taxation and to let industry operate normally. The piece urges repairing the moral fiber by ending paternalism, stressing private business as the path to lasting jobs and real prosperity.

Roosevelt America

Lake News Local Notices and Weekend Visits

Sunday services at Grange Hall led by Rev. Chas Kleinhardt with Heart shoppers Mrs. George Scott and Mrs. Wm Mahan. Various residents, including Mr. and Mrs. F H Smalley in Clare and Walter Green, Clare visitors, and Detroit visitor John Rysingag, are noted for weekend travels and family visits across Bass Lake, Clare, Lansing, and nearby towns.

Grange Hall Lake Chas. Kleinhardt Wm. Mahan George Scott Wayne F. H. Smalley Clare Theo Green Clifford Galdeen Toledo Ohio Walter Green Alvira Davison Nansing Vic Finch Jack Arwell John Sam Muir Lioyd Close Saginaw Lewis Colton Otto Andrews Lansing Irving Andrews Eleanor Cashin Clifford Maiesh Bellinger Hinkleville Eugene Cashin Joseph Manley Baby Baldwin

Strasbourg Cathedral Steps Draw Thousands Each Year

More than 100000 tourists climb the 350 steps to a platform 225 feet above Strasbourg cathedral for a city panorama of Alsace and the Rhine valley. Hardier climbers reach the 578 foot tower, the second highest in France after Rouen.

Strasbourg Alsace Rhine Valley France Notre Dame of Rouen

Spring Brides in Lace and Moire Fashion Trends 1938

Lace leads spring wedding fashion with pastels and silver threads for bridesmaids and maid of honor. Silk moire brocade gowns shown in the center, with simple headdress or veil to highlight the fabric. Themes of lace headdresses, mantillas, and tiaras appear alongside diaphanous silks and tulles for a timeless bridal look.

Spain Western Newspaper Union

Local notes mix health visits and social calls in Clare area

Harold Pruden returns home from measles. George Tinnottson suffers another stroke. Dr. Lamb treats at Parwell. Helen Pruden visits Clare with Mrs Crawford and Mrs Defrees shopping. Nellie Pruden goes to Clare for work. Many visits between Clare, Lansing, Owosso, Saginaw and Cadillac towns. Weather hints fishing still poor.

Harold Purdén Harrison High George TiNottson Dr. Lamb of Parwell Helen Pruden Thos, Crawford Charles Defrees Clare Charette MelIntyre Effie Lansing Nellie Pruden Angus Caul Thomas Crawford William Small Gagnon Madras Rouse Owosso George Tillettson Belle Peterson Saginaw Lewis Koehn Floyd Hoford Greenwood Kohn Herbert Wright Pleasant Frances Emily Sutton Henry Austin Wallace Harrington Marie Kubat Albert Leach Freda Davis Lew Johnson Reed City Gertrude Barruss Cadillac Ida Critchfield Charles Critchfield Mae Wells Detroit William Bowen Ralph Spencer Morris Spencer Hall

U. S. Leads World in Rubber Making

U S scientists are credited with leading the world in synthetic rubber research. Dr H L Trumbull notes German Buna rubber and Russian processes, while U S advances include Koroseal a durable ozone resistant plastic and Neoprene from Du Pont aiding rubber industry with versatile combinations and heat resistance.

U. S New York United States H. L. Frumbull Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering Magazine Trumbull Germany Russia Drs. Trumbull Chemical Laboratories B. F. Goodrich Company

Growth of Sahuaro Giant Cactus in Arizona

The Sahuaro cactus grows about 3 feet in its first three to ten years and adds another foot or so in the next twenty years, averaging 3 to 4 inches yearly after that. Many reach over 60 feet tall and ages of 180 to 200 years.

Indians Dug Deep Wells in California Desert

Indians dug deep wells in the California desert long before white settlers arrived, demonstrating advanced water access in arid terrain and shaping early desert survival.

California Desert

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