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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1936
Page
9
Various local notes from Clare with train times for Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette routes, social event notices from American Legion Auxiliary and Methodist Auxiliary, plus family visits, birthdays, travel plans, and holiday dance changes. Transport details, community updates, and a travelogue of recent trips and health notes.
Clare Board of Education offered premium incentives for the agriculture division attracting over 300 entries and the best farm products yet. Prize winners include Emil Leis Murray Moore and G Gordon among many, with ribbons for top places and fifty cent premiums. The fair thanked sponsors and contributors from Clare Merchants and local businesses.
Hastern Standard Time bus arrives Clare at 11 40 a m from the south and returns at 4 16 p m heading south to Mt Pleasant Alma St Johns and Lansing. Connections with Great Lakes buses are available at Clare.
Bus times show routes from Mt. Pleasant to Saginaw with connections to Lansing and north daily. Community notices invite Red Cross joiners at Citizens State Bank. Ladies Aid plans a meeting with Mrs. Geo Stanford. Frank Feighner of Midland visited his mother Thursday afternoon. M B E Auxiliary runs a rummage sale at the church basement on East Seventh Street today and Saturday with many new items.
Mrs. Fred Giebel and grandson Edsel Bureh traveled to Saginaw to spend the winter with Fred Giebel and family.Mrs Cecil Wilson and two children from Detroit stayed with her mother Mrs. Rachel Russell in Vernon. Mr Wilson failed to fill a deer hunting license. Mrs. Wn Cunningham and daughter Mrs Laurence Williams and her four month old son visited Mr and Mrs L H Thompson in Flint. Weekend guests at the Lamphere home included Mrs Lamphere’s parents Mr and Mrs Floyd Merica and Guy Wilson from Flint. They relaxed at Lake George cottage and the men unsuccessfully hunted a buck.
Scout News reports Archery interest with targets to be built and a gym backstop planned for Archery Merit Badge. Patrols include Chickawas and Hurons with matches and a Ping Pong tourney. A Halloween tug of war and a Christmas toy drive are announced with a 20 16 basketball finale.
The phoebe or peewee, a familiar flycatcher about seven inches long, has grayish olive brown upper parts, a dark crown, dark wings and tail, and white outer tail feathers.
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