Rail timetable notes and local notices from Clare County
Railroad and bus timetables list arrivals and connections for South and North lines, Great Lakes buses linking Clare with Mt. Pleasant and Saginaw, and local bus routes. Community items note visits, hunting trips, a wildcat drilling project, a Beaverton PTA musical Rosa, and Charles Joslin’s visit to his aunt Carrie Perverse with news about Austin Joslin in California.
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Foster Bus Line
Clarg
Mt. Pleasant
Alma
St. Johns
Lansing
Great Lakes
Clare
North
P. M
J. N. Tealle
Sheridan
Duchart
Ind
Clair Starley
Clare County Infirmary
Harrison
Jess Lamphere
Lloyd Merlea
Guy Wilson
Flint
W. M. Roewer
Chicago
Sentinel
Lincoln Township
G. C. Whiteside
Woodward Motor Sales
Detroit
Whiteside
Beaverton
Clare Sentinel Social Roster Notes and Local Visits
Clare Sentinel lists dozens of local visits and gatherings from Big Rapids to Clare, including H A Throop and Mrs. Wymer hosting relatives, Mr and Mrs Mussell and family in Farwell, and the Clare Public School closure for a teachers institute in Grand Rapids. Additional items note church activities, a fall visit by Elgin Malcolm and Sam Vasbinder, and a pheasant collision (J C Marotzke) on the road between Coleman and Loomis.
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H. A. Throop
Big Rapids Wassailare
Ladies Aid
Wfriday
Fred Smalley
Donald Holbrook
Donnie
Grand Rapids
A. W. Wymer
Tovia
John Schraeder
Randal
Jon Kurtz
Russell
Mvart
L. H. Thompson
Fred Geeck
Judville
Phil Geeck
Geeck
Kenneth Young
Chester Richard
Chas. Hamacher
Detroit
W. Cc. Arteliff
Doris Gerow
Flint
Cat
Edward Mussell
Farwell
Paquette
Can
Ewatt and
Petoskey
Harry ‘Tripp
Higgins Lake
Frank Cosgrove
Florida
Wilma Hochstettler
State Institute
Lapeer
Frank Hoehbstattley
Arvin Geeck
Clare County General Hospital
Elgin Malcolm
Scotland
Sam Vasbinder
Toronto
George ‘Whiteside
Glen
Methodist Auxiliary
Mulder
Mavis Kennedy
Donna Rae Seeley
John Powers
William
Géo. Burton
Loomis
Joe Reigel
Coleman
Scout News: Troop Meets at School House
The Scout Troop met at the school house at 7:15 for tests singing and games. Herbert Breer led with songs including There's 4 Tavern in the Town and Keep the Home Fires Burning. Warren Sharp took roll then unfinished business was discussed before plans to attend Shepherd Scout Rally.
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Herbert Breer
Warren Sharp
Shepherd
Forrest Garchow
Survey Shows Pastors Oppose Jobs for Wives
A 166 pastor survey in 160 American cities finds two of three ministers advised against long engagements even as wives work to help establish the home. They warn that married happiness and stability may suffer when a wife works steadily.
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Minneapolis
Canada to Fill Gaps in History With McGill Coed
Alice Jean Lunn, a McGill University coed, wins a 1500 fellowship to study in Paris archives and French ports, aiming to illuminate Canadian history from 1713 to 1768. She has authored War and Agriculture in Canada 1740 60 and will depart for France next winter.
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Canada
Montreal
McGill University
Forest Trees Capture More Solar Radiation Than Coal Mined
A study shows U S forests store and sequester more solar radiation annually than the amount released by all coal mined in the same period. The finding highlights forests as a major climate asset and calls for preservation and reforestation efforts.
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United States
Redding Home Management Club Opens Year on Nutrition
The Redding Home Management club met at Temple Town hall on October 9 for its first meeting of the year. Patsy Pruden chaired as ten members answered roll call. Gertrude Balss and Ida Squires led the lesson on vitamins and bodily build, comparing the body to an automobile. Time ran short after a brief business discussion, and members went home smiling to meet again next month.
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Redding Home Management Club
Temple’ Town
Hai
Patsy Pruden
Gertrude Bal‘ss
Ida Squires
Local families join Mrs Gerow and others for weekend visits
A string of visits unfold as Ro se Reege, Sedrick Render, and families from Denver town Ship spend dinner with Mrs A merows. Clarence Ramey and daughters Havel and Betty, Herb Varney and children visit Mrs Wrank Nevins. Mrs Rose Adama of Farwell stays with Mrs A Gerow. Chas Davis and the Katz family call on the Gerow household. Others include the Peltons, Harshs, Bergeys, and Musser relatives visiting across Vernon, Clare, Mt. Pleasant, and Flint areas. No school held due to Teachers Institute in Saginaw. Eddy family visits Bergeys.
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Rose Reege
Sedrick Render
Denver Town Ship
Amerows
Clarence Ramey
Havel
Betty
Herb Varney
Wrank Nevins
Rose Adama
Farwell
A. Gerow
Chas. Davis
A. Ge
Rs. M. Hargé
Clare
Alice
Audrey Musser
Doris Bergey
Hart Bergey
Flint
Frank Eddy
Powell
Teachers Institute
Saginaw
Frank
Garnett Eddy
Bert Bergey
Giraffe as a Browser: Feeding High in Trees
The giraffe is described not as a ground grazer but as a browser that feeds on foliage and tender shoots high in trees. It explains that its height enables access to leaves beyond the reach of other herbivores, shaping its feeding behavior and diet.
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California
Carmel
Monterey Peninsula
Union Pacific Railroad
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Great Lakes Motor Bus CO
Hagtern Standard Time
Art Damoth Agcy
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West 4Th Street
Joslin’s
New North McEwan Street
Leof, Joslin
Clare Sentinel
Scout News
Laura Burus
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Magnesia
Orlis
Keller
Bronko Nagurski
Valentine
Hicath
Ieee
Centaur
Mary Lake
Finest Room
Iceberg
John
Pioneer Peanut
Morton
Kodak
Snapbook
Kopar
Sternaman Studio
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