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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1926
Page
4
This note expresses belief in the people and their work. It urges men and women to trust their abilities and the project they undertake. The speaker voices confidence in the community and forward-looking optimism for a promising future.
The article notes fall and winter blouse interest focuses on fabrics and colors rather than styling shifts. Moire and chiffon velvet appear in dressy options with dark red shades and black and gold combos. Necklines favor high and V shapes with long sleeves across styles. A striped digunel sport blouse is shown here.
Fashion notes describe new modes featuring elaborate sleeves on evening frocks while many daytime dresses use simple lines. Crepe and crepe satin fabrics dominate with wide sleeves, but waistlines remain smooth without heavy embroidery or added adornment.
A clipped OCR fragment mentions a liner event named Britig and quick results slated for next week. Details are partial, but the note signals upcoming results and a streamlined tidy plan.
Train times listed for Pere Marquette westbound at 8 27 a m and eastbound at 10 04 a m. Additional Harrison service departs 9 00 a m and returns 11 35 a m. Ann Arbor north 1 45 p m south 11 00 a m. Community notes include meetings, visits, and local ads.
The Good Literature Club met with Mrs. Clara Sternaman on Tuesday October 19. Ruth Hachmuth gave a fine reading on William Vaughn Moody and his place in American drama. A review of The Great Divide was read by Miss Ruth Hardie. Next meeting at Mrs. Ruth Meachmuth home with Miss Annabelle Grover as chairman.
Mr and Mrs M R Howlett visited relatives in Bay City on Sunday. A sale ad notes silk and Jersey dresses at 4.95. Mr and Mrs F B Doherty, en route from Chicago where he had eye surgery, stopped in Clare for a weekend with his parents. doctors report the operation a success and Doherty is slowly regaining sight.
Reed of Ypsilanti, Lines of Alma, and Butler of Lansing spent the week at Five Lakes. Reed shot six geese in six shots. one was only slightly wounded and hid in tall grass. The geese weighed thirty five pounds on the scales.
A voter notice from Emma Hoag thanks Clare County residents for support in the primary and asks to be remembered at the November 2 general election. She pledges courteous, efficient conduct if elected to the county clerk and register of deeds office.
Paul Case of Brockton Massachusetts offers a French prescription he used in France with the American Army to treat rheumatism and neuritis. He says thousands have benefited, requests only the recipient’s address and a stamped postal card to mail it.
A quirky tale traces how a man who once used stable clippers to cut a boy's hair now has a son who borrows an erase gun from the garage to oil the lawn mower. The passing of time reshapes habits and objects across generations.
The account notes the Church of the Advent choir boys in their vestments leading the bridal procession. One of their number carried a gleaming crucible aloft as they sang an old bridal hymn, the scene described in Cincinnati paper terms.
The figure estimates to walk every street in the five boroughs would take six months at eight hours daily. Total street mileage exceeds 4 000 miles with Brooklyn and Queens both around 1 803 miles and Manhattan just under 500 miles.
Special sale notice from Jackson's Market touting Cataduet priced at 45 cents per pound. Limited stock and mark down details not provided.
Mildred Williams and Clare Calkins are new pupils this week in Mine 1. Helen Williams and Katherine Weaver join Fourth Grade. Twenty seven pupils were neither absent nor tardy this month. Eighth Grade tardies limited to Joe Wardell Dexter Hiden Rolland Comer. Perfect attendance: Iris Mumford Donald McKinlon Jay Reed Dorothy Green Ethel Gleason Ione Casner Clarence Horning Irving Brown Mary McKeever Lyda Jerred Esther Doherty Forest Hisworth Ruth Schaaf Mildred Stirling Annabelle Horton Arthur Richards Florence Walkins. High School Sophomores secured Lyceum ticket reservations and will host the winter course. Kenana Girls Athletic Club thanks football boosters for hot dog sales. Mr Amble substituted for Mrs Lampman and led Standard School Supplies. Faculty attended Teachers Institute at Flint and Lansing Monday and Tuesday. students enjoyed the vacation.
The Clare County Republican Committee urges members to fulfill their duties by aiding Republican candidates and the party's future. State Central Committee guidance stresses mobilizing voters to achieve a large statewide victory on November 2. County committeemen should actively engage their wards and townships amid Democratic activity and GOP confidence.
In memory of my beloved son Frankie E Acre who departed this life years ago on October 28 1923. I cannot say they are dead they are away. They have wandered to another land with a cherry smile and a wave. We dream they linger in love and eternity. Mrs F Acre signs this memorial note to loved ones.
We deeply appreciate the many acts of kindness shown to us during the illness and death of our loved one. To all who assisted with silent tributes in flowers and those who furnished cars, we extend heartfelt thanks. Mrs Noel Cudney and family and friends expressed gratitude.
A columnist notes the phrase a bird's appetite misleads readers. It says many birds consume several times their own weight daily, challenging common descriptions of small eaters.
A fragment notes a political figure’s constant campaign of discontent and persistent messaging. It hints at a strategy of keeping supporters engaged while challenging opponents. The quote references the Soulsville Courier Journal as a source.
A garbled report from Saree shows a training scene in Meavy Devon with a pupil named Ghilren and a teacher involved in a drum exercise. The fragment mentions Gee and London connection but lacks clear details or context.
A historical statement lauds education funded by voluntary community effort and citizen contributions, aligning taxation with voluntary acts by individuals. It emphasizes collective responsibility and civic duty as core to an effective schooling system.
The Atlanta Constitution reports Brother Williams urges calm deliberation and warns against rushing decisions in the ceiver matter, urging restraint as events unfold and emphasizing careful consideration by all parties involved.
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