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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1938
Page
8
The Saginaw Fair Michigan Farm Products Show marks its twenty fifth anniversary with a week long exhibit. Jimmy Lynch and his 13 Death Dodgers perform Sunday with circus acts harness racing and a grand parade of stars culminating in fireworks. Attendance is expected to break records amid a note of political and tax debate surrounding federal debt and income tax plans.
Washington column denounces the New Deal bureaucracy led by Hopkins Wallace Ickes and Keenan. It warns that coercive use of public funds and office power threatens free government and personal liberty and calls for repudiation of the current political leadership.
The text outlines a seven step sanitary water supply program including watershed protection, intake above sewer outlets, natural sedimentation, alum treatment, filtration, disinfection by chlorine, and cross connection prevention. Monthly laboratory checks by the Sanitary Inspector ensure safety. chlorine levels are minimal and tasteless.
In 1816 people revered the wonderful machine named the dandy horse. It was powered by the rider’s feet and used scooter fashion. It later improved into the hobby horse. After the Civil War a rear bike appeared with a large front wheel and a tiny rear wheel.
The record notes that algebra was known to the ancient Egyptians as early as 1600 B.C. The statement emphasizes the long historical presence of algebraic methods in Egyptian mathematics.
Washington sees many new buildings and expansions as the capital grows. The Apex building now houses the Federal Trade Commission, with a flatiron floor plan facing the Capitol, while a National Art gallery and the Museum of Modern Art open nearby. Other additions include the Federal Reserve Board, the National Zoological Park, and several annexes for the Library of Congress, Agriculture, and the Bureau of Engraving. Housing projects spread with Green belt, and Embassy Row reflects new openings and legation closings.
Budapest clerk John Kadar filed for divorce after accusing his wife of always siding with the rival team. The court dismissed the suit and the judge urged them to avoid football talk at the dinner table.
Donald Cook visited his parents over the weekend. Mrs. Delmar Thayer was taken to the hospital last week. We all wish for her speedy recovery. The neighborhood was saddened to hear of the death of Ray Sutton. We extend our deepest sympathy to the relatives in their time of sorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Church and mother, Mrs. Edd Cutler, went to Flint Saturday. C. J. Dells returned home from Grand Rapids and Lowell last week where he has been visiting relatives.
The Hlmer Nephew family moves to Pontiac to settle there while the Clifford Darnell family leaves Brockway farm. Lloyd Bristol, formerly of Temple and now in Flint, visits Bert Douglas. Montmorency visitors include Mr. and Mrs. William Silvernail of Mt. Morris, and Mr. and Mrs. Theron Kohn from Saginaw visiting Mrs. Kohn’s parents. Oil activity rises near Temple with nearly a million dollars invested as fields convert from farmland. Clare County Fair preparations continue with local residents planning to attend amid stockyard sales and a Sunday ball game in Temple.
Handel's first English songs including Dear Adonis and Transporting Joy were found among manuscript heap in the British Museum and published for the first time.
Sunday social activity highlights include Miss Marion Abbott visiting Isabell Weldon and multiple calls between families such as Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Miller with Mr and Mrs Bryan Lyons. The text records many small gatherings and neighborly visits across Herseville and nearby addresses.
Carl Monday was taken to Wood's hospital last Wednesday for an operation and remains under observation in serious condition. On August 16 a girl named Eva May joined the Robt Bennett home. Mrs C Krocker and her father Mr Puxley visited St Joseph, returning Sunday. The Seb Blames family hosts Mrs Lutz and son Joe of Chicago this week. Pearl Somers visits the Wm Hileman home. Mr and Mrs Chas Heber visited relatives in W Grant. Local program at Hagle Sunday evening praised by attendees.
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