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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1933
Page
5
Railroad time tables list Central and Pere Marquette departures with morning and afternoon times. A bus schedule notes Saturday and Monday 8 20 am trips to Saginaw from Hotel Doherty. Community notices cover visitors, club meetings, musical events, and local social engagements across Gaylord Flint Alma and Cadillac with names and households mentioned.
Mrs. J B Walker, a Trinity church parishioner, collects gold and silver from parishioners and others to fund unemployed relief. Donations include gold teeth, rings, cuff links, and silver items poured into a central collection, with melt downs and sales to benefit church charities and antique dealers.
A Chicago railroad detective presented John Bagdon uys age sixty three with an alibi claim of rheumatism to explain his action of tossing coal from a car. The judge ordered him to run and later sentenced him to pen days, noting the rheumatism excuse as inadequate.
William Greenfield survived a gas leak in his home thanks to his dog, which led rescuers to the residence in Michigan. The man had collapsed after a broken gas main released fumes.
Moscow reports that at least two major Soviet air flights will depart abroad next autumn. One flight may aim for a round-the-world record as the Soviet authorities pursue long distance milestones.
A classified sale listing highlights 24x48 inch and 81x90 inch sheeting, unbleached canvas, plain rayons 36 inches, broadcloth 36 inches in colors, bloomers for women and children in heavy rayon yarns, and muslin 36 inch firm quality with bargain pricing.
Mrs J E Hampton presided Monday as Alma Chapter hosted the Isabella Gratiot County Association session. Guests honored included Selma A Brown Worthy Grand Matron and Gertrude Lewis Grand Treasurer with gifts from Alma Chapter and Isabella Gratiot County Association.
A quote filled tale ends with Irene Radcliffe winning at a district contest. The report recounts a remarkable will found in an old Chicago poorhouse coat pocket. The will assigns playful lands to boys lovers and memories to poets and press.
A school play titled Roll of Heroine by Lucille Coulter is scheduled in the high school auditorium. Parents and friends can buy tickets at Anderson's Drug Store or through junior class members, with reserved seating available after May 16.
A brief note indicates Clare S. is lining up a tryout next week for SHL youth league. Details remain unclear from the fragment.
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