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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1938

Page

10

Weekend Visitors and Local Notices Across Detroit Area

Local social notes list weekend guests from Detroit Hillsdale Lincoln Park and Flint visiting families in the area. Edith W Brewer heads to Arlington California for winter visits. A baby girl Ruth Ann born to Thomas Spence and sister to Clarence Tucker weighing seven pounds. Community events include a Halloween Guild meeting and Epworth League rally at Breckenridge with clergy. A oil and gas rights deal in Hatton township plans wildlife reserve development with intent to import bear cubs.

Mel Johnson Detroit Joe Sproat Glen, Sanford Hillsdale F. C. Sanford Roy Pastorius Lincoln Park Nila Struble Gordon Johnson Jack Rudy Forest Shumway Floyd Merica Flint Jesse Lamphere Edith W. Brewer Arlington California Thomas Spence Clarence Tucker Ruth Ann Atty Ellis Bowler Thomas Durand Wm. H. Bowler Bowler Ladies Union of the Congregational Church Fred Hudson Miss Brewer Florence Gay Lansing Louis Fulcher Mack Higgins Bay City John Heimdicker Bvart L. H. Thompson Christina Schutt W. H. Andrews Albion W. H. Bruckart Wesley Teale Loomis Minnie Canfield Harrison Mary Gerow Sheridan Rey Hzra Metlock Helen Harold Guild Leo Oden Jas Neal Biden N. A. Biden John Dionise Paul and Marion Italy John Keschman Mary Jane Dexter Elden Alma W. Gordon J. A. Rogers Breckenridge N. A. Lorenzen Born Fred Doherty Texas Mexico Lousiana Galveston New Orleans The Hotel Association City Mexico Hotel Association J. H Spikehorn) Myers Hatton Township Canada

Potatoes Stepping Beyond Boil: Croquettes and Cutlets

Home cook explores potato dressings and shapes offering croquettes and cutlets as options. Details include sweet potato cutlets with macaroni sticks, nut croquettes, and a ham with cheese potato bake. Provides methods, temperatures, and ingredient notes for each dish.

Trese Cottage Cheese Salad and Chicken a la King

Cottage cheese salad with minced onion and pimento served in a bowl on lettuce, dressed with French or spicy dressing. Chicken a la King features butter mushrooms green pepper flour milk cooked chicken mayonnaise and pimento served with melba toast. Ribbon sandwiches use foie gras pate watercress pimento butter. Fresh tomato sauce blends bacon tomatoes sugar salt paprika bay leaves parsley mushrooms or olives to accompany eggs or noodles. Bell Syndicate. WN Services.

Ecole 4 Bell Syndicate WN Services

Brazilian Venice Pernambuco a canal city famed for shade

The easternmost South American city known as the Brazilian Venice features deepened canals to reclaim land and fill low areas. Narrow streets and tall houses maximize shade as the Rexallic sale ends Saturday night.

Venice Pernambuco South America

Adaptability and work ethic in a frontier tale

A traveler quotes a saying that most men can find work if they use their brains. He compares adaptation to a piano tuner who, in a wild Western frontier, learns to profit by tightening barbed-wire fences rather than tuning pianos. The anecdote underscores ingenuity in hardship.

West Kablegram

Harrison Miss Gleneva Pixley and Robert Gidley Tie Knot

Miss Gleneva Pixley of Saginaw daughter of Mr and Mrs George Pixley and Robert B Gidley of Saginaw son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Gidley were married in a quiet ceremony Saturday evening October 1b Rev Donald T Gray officiated with only Mr and Mrs Ronald Barnes of Saginaw as attendants The bride wore teal blue silk crepe and carried yellow and pink tea roses and white bay mums The couple plan a brief wedding trip and will reside at 1615 Cornelia St Saginaw

Gleneva Pixley Saginaw George Pixley Harrison Robert B. Gidley Arthur Gidley Donald ‘F T. Gray Ronald Barnes Hayes Agricultural, Unit School of Arthur Hill Cornelia St Pbaginaw

Presence of Mind Railroad Detective

A passenger justifies carrying towels on a train saying he planned to hand them to the Pullman conductor after having them washed on a previous trip. The officer questions the towels as the scene unfolds.

Strangling Trade Prisoner Confesses to Ruin by Government

A prisoner claims government interference forced his decline as a half-dollar manufacturer. The visitor expresses pity while the prisoner notes his prior role in minting half-dollars and attributes his ruin to outside competition.

Circe and the hogs in a budget tale

A lighthearted exchange about Circe turning men into hogs, with a jokey suggestion that pork profits drove the magic and that Mrs. B suspects men were wasteful and unworthy companions.

Mr. B Circe

Clean Hands Teacher Observation

A classroom scene notes James's consistently clean hands and asks him to explain his hygiene. Ma instructs James to wash the dishes every morning, shaping daily routines and routines of cleanliness.

James

Last Word Concludes Argument With Apology

A jokey exchange shows a husband claiming to have the last word after an argument, then admitting he apologizes, revealing a humorous take on marital dynamics. The brief vignette hinges on the punchline that power ends in a timely apology.

Dizzy Dialogues Chopless Meal Ends in Absurd Exchange

A playful exchange unfolds as a diner asks for steak, then chops, then stew, only to learn each course is unavailable. The waiter apologizes as the list of vanished dishes grows, ending with the diner declaring the hat is gone as well.

Asking Too Much Salesman Radio Guarantee

A quirky exchange from Stray Stories Magazine centers on a salesman promising a radio guarantee that draws interest at night. Mrs Niteout counters she will buy if it brings her husband home before midnight. The snippet captures a playful dialogue reflecting late night sales humor and domestic wit.

Wistful exchange as patient pleads to lower their fever

A patient asks a visiting doctor to fix their temperature so they can also experience a drop. The doctor notes the temperature decline and comments on the patient’s wish to match it.

Nero Vindicated By Unlikely Loud Note Experiment

A 19th century remark suggests a dramatic vindication of Nero after a claim that a candle could be extinguished by a high musical note on a vialion instrument. The exchange hints at a playful debate over sound and fire in antiquity.

Nero

Voice of Experience on Eggs and Meat Quote

A brief exchange from the Philadelphia Bulletin features an elder remarking that an egg holds as much strength as a pound of meat, followed by a younger line confirming the view. The snippet captures a rustic comparison reflecting period speech.

Laddie Philadelphia Bulletin

Local figure sidelined after social light turns down

A local oil burner once seen as a bright social light has fallen from favor after being turned down. The remark suggests a sharp decline in standing as peers note a shift in reputation. No further details provided in the fragment.

Seven Birthday Party and Two Family Gatherings

Seven boys at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Sly celebrate their son Donalds seventh birthday with games contests and pink green decorated cake and orange black Halloween decor. Open house honors Mrs Jennie Melvin eighty ninth birthday at Oak Street featuring gifts and cards and light refreshments. A Congrega tional Bible class met October 13 to arrange two comforters for Mrs B F Hampton with thirteen in attendance.

William Sly Donald Joseph Newhbound Oak St Jennie Melvin Grandmother Melvin Harrison Congregational Bible Class B. F. Hampton

Dew Powers Ancient Stone Splitting Says Inquirer

A Philadelphia Inquirer writer says ancient Egyptian and Babylonian engineers used nightly Nile dew to split hard stone. They prepared the rock with indentations and wooden wedges dried before the damp night swell forced by dew caused by thousands of pounds of pressure to crack the rock along the wedge line.

Egypt Babylonia The Philadelphia Inquirer Nile Valley

Ostrich Claw Delivers Piercing Blow to Iron

An ostrich uses the long toe claw to strike with enough force to pierce corrugated iron, a testament to the bird’s powerful defense.

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