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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1934
Page
4
Central Standard Time schedules and rail lines appear alongside community notes from Clare Sentinel. Items include card ads, Society meetings, births, visits, new homes, a chimney fire response in Clare, and local business updates featuring residents from Saginaw Harrison Ithaca Farwell and Descriptions of new garages and car purchases.
Bus schedule notes departures from Hotel Doherty at 5:00 PM daily to Mt. Pleasant and a Monday only 8:20 AM eastbound service.
Mr and Mrs Frank Derby of Sagdnaw visited O A Derby and family Sunday. John Davy returned from Cheboygan aboard The Calcite which was laid up for winter. Mrs Jesse Lamphere visits Flint with her parents Mr and Mrs Floyd Merica after her aunt Mrs Almond Thick’s serious illness.
The Commercial section meeting at the teachers institute in Sag inaw featured W Scott Wilson editor of Balance Sheet on Adjusting the Commercial Department Through its contribution to Education and Society He urged keeping vocational skills and praised commercial education for social value Professor Lloyd Jones of Ohio State University spoke on General Business Information Courses To day and Tomorrow He noted 36 percent of high school students are commercial students and plan business careers He warned against devocationalizing Bookkeeping Typing and Shorthand
A passage argues that technological progress will not reduce work, advocates expanded education and teaching as the key to future employment, and envisions growing demand for teachers as agrarian and industrial roles decline. It stresses moral duty to educate and nurture human development across generations.
A northern broadcast notes rising discontent with Western education in the Orient, arguing that local schooling clashes with traditional values and fuels resentment toward colonial education systems. The piece highlights calls for reform and greater emphasis on native curricula.
The Monroe board of supervisors fixed the 1934 tax levy at 1 269 278, down 22 000 from last year. Local notices also report injuries in multiple Michigan towns from vehicle crashes to a railroad incident and a fatal shooting during deer hunting.
The note reflects on readers drawn to stories even when authors travel far from home. It recalls Shakespeare listening to returning travelers in an inn and praises the enduring power of storytelling. Gratitude is expressed to Mrs Jas Basset and Mrs Wm H Bicknell for books and magazines supplied to the library.
Five people were injured when blinding lights and a slippery shoulder caused a collision two miles east of St. Louis on M46. The oncoming motorist failed to stop. Miss Alice Adams of Chicago sustained a fractured vertebrae and scalp lacerations. she remains in Alma General Hospital.
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