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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1939
Page
8
Social notices detail visits and weekend stays among families in Clare, Mt Pleasant, Farwell, Harrison, and surrounding areas. Numerous cordial calls mark a busy week with relatives from Detroit to Toledo and Ontario visiting one another in homes across Clare and nearby towns.
CALLERS visited Mrs. Buckleys Wednesday from Cleveland Toledo Olio and Flint. Fragments report Lumberjack Picnic at Edenville and visits among Hunts and Gilberts. Frances Kay Henry infant daughter of Frank and Ethel Henry died at three and a half months. Sympathy extended to the family. Barryton school opens next Monday August 28.
Mrs Milton Leitner Miss Ida Leitner both of Pontiac Mrs Walter Chrisenson of Minnesota Mrs Far Sanders and Mrs Glen Newman were Saturday evening visitors of the Skulls and Rollers. Harold Newman of Flint and Miss Mary Perkins of Saginaw visited at Sunday School. Rollin Shull of Detroit called on his mother Saturday. Mrs Roller Kenneth and Maude visited Sunday at the Earl Sanders home with Leitner family members in attendance for their sister and for Mr and Mrs Walter Chrisenson and children Arlene Buddy and Ida Belle who arrived from Minnesota Friday. Anna Shull Viva Hubel on sick list. Cecil Hubel visited Mrs Shull Saturday evening. School bell appealed Monday morning for boys and girls to assemble at Hardwood and Brush College schools with teachers Mrs Vic Rountree and Mrs Grace Rhinehart at the post. Wishes for a pleasant school year.
The 1940 American Legion Department of Michigan officers election on August 22 in Hscana ba produced a tight race with thirteen ballots. Everett De Ryke of Milan emerged as a dark horse victor, defeating five regular nominees and gaining broad support after new candidates were nominated.________________________________________
The article surveys major Romantic era figures: Beethoven pioneers expressive symphonies and titles like Fate and Moonlight. Schubert and Weber influence free form. Schumann promotes new forms and art song. Mendelssohn headlines classical mold with Romantic flair. Chopin and Liszt redefine piano virtuosity. Berlioz, Wagner, Brahms anchor tradition, with Strauss cited as the modernist peak.
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