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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1934

Page

13

Twin Elms Elimination Tournament Highlights and Scores

Golfers at Twin Elms faced rain as Leo Hampton defeated H G Johnston in the championship flight while Bryan Gallagher edged Acey Parker. Harry Wehrly and Bus Comer beat Jim Olson and QO Bayes. The second flight saw M B Gallagher and B F Hampton under weight caps, with Kyle McKinnon defeating George White. Further results pending for the third and fourth flights.

Twin Elms Leo Hampton Pres H. G. Johnston Bryan Gallagher Acey Parker Harry Wehrly Bus Comer Jim Olson QO. D. Bayes Leo Byron M. B. Gallagher Entertainment Committee B. F. Hampton Dr. Hess Tommy Horton Lloyd Fuller Wilms Elmer Anderson Jerry”’ Callihan B. Hampton Burke Collins Dr. Weeff Ted Albert Haley Simon Bogardus Judge Hebher Kyle McKinnon George White R. Woodcock Roy Roach Jesse Hampton Fred Doherty Wm. Caple Dr Mulder Theo Bowler Hardy Schaeffer Mt. Pleasant Homer Douglas Norris Elden

Broadway and Forty-Second Street Clean-Up Plan

New York leaders from the Forty-second Street Merchants' association plan a joint push to restore Broadway and Forty-second Street to their former prestige. They aim to curb street peddlers, reduce gaudy signs, close objectionable dance halls, and remove cheap shops that have undermined the district. Edward W. Forrest reports progress with sign removals and magistrate cooperation.

New York Broadway Forty Second Street Coney Island Thirty-third Fifty-Ninth Forty-second Street Forty-second Street Property Owners’ and Merchants’ Association Julius G. Kugelman Mill Factors’ Corporation Broadway Association Kugelman Forty-Second Street Association Edward W. Forrest Fifth Avenue West Cross Street Forrest Manhattan

Clare, Hagle, and Wagle teams in county league tilt

A Vernon Hill community notes a Tuesday game where Clare led Wagle 12 11 in a lively match amid enthusiastic fans. The piece also charts a postponed Friday softball at Ward’s Park due to fading light and lists social visits, church meetings, and Labor Day gatherings across Vernon Hill and nearby towns with multiple residents and out‑of‑town visitors.

Clare Hagle Bryan Miller Bill Richmond John Rodabaugh Wagle Him Grove Ward's Park Jim Irwin Harrison Eli Grove John W. Burnett Board of Supervisors Clare County Justices of Peace State Department

Briar Root for Pipes History Traced to 1860

The article notes briar root used for smoking pipes dates to 1860 when a French firm identified its high quality for pipe making.

Champion Fiddler Balks at Modern Jazz Music

Macon Missouri sixty nine year old champion old time fiddler Henry Taylor refuses to play jazz. He explains he would not perform at a dance where he could not bring his wife and daughters and would not attend such a venue. He recalls past square dances were traditional countryside affairs.

Macon Henry Taylor Missouri

Brazilian Bandit Lampeno Slain After Years of Defiance

In Pernambuco Brazil soldiers killed bandit Virgilino Ferreira da Silva known as Lampeno after years of pursuit. The outlaw drew public sympathy for a feud sparked by a quarrel with the fiancée family that cost his sweetheart and father their lives.

Pernambuco Brazil Lampeno Virgilino Ferreira da Silva

Keeper Faces Wolves Bitter Night in Buenos Aires

Neighbors reported a nocturnal scene as wolves outside a door drew police to a keeper named Max Blinian. He admitted not receiving wages for six months and stealing the wolves' rations to survive.

Aires Max Blinian

Leech Usage Persists Among Cleveland Immigrants

In Cleveland hundreds of foreign born residents cling to leech therapy, with the Red Cross pharmacy selling leeches nationwide including to Canadian customers. Manager L. H. Fisher says Europeans’ leeches are preferred for being smaller and greener, imported from marshes and kept alive in water and air.

Ohio Cleveland Red Cross Pharmacy L. H. Fisher Canada

Giant Loggerheads Rule Seas as Monarch Turtles

Nature Magazine notes sea turtles are giants of the tortoise race. The loggerhead grows up to four feet in shell length and 250 to 350 pounds, with the sea as its element and a swift appetite for fish and squid.

Nature Magazine

Local Visits and Weekend Travels Note Community Ties

Mr and Mrs Joseph Acker visited Mr and Mrs Cyril Lets Monday afternoon. Patterson family spent weekend with Mrs Reed. Frances Mussyr returned from Clare to grandmother Mrs M Harser. Walter Dehmer and Carl Bergey of Flint called on Prank Musser Sunday. Hursh of Flint visited Bert Bergey Saturday. Seestedt family from Romulus called on Ray Bergey Saturday evening. They planned to visit Frank Poet’s home before Florida trip. Robert Bergey, summer with grandparents, returned home to start school. Fred Buddie called at their farm Monday.

Vernon Victor Stough Flint Geo. Stough Victor Ted Bergey Smith Jennie Bergey Slater Mt. Pleasant Bergey Leo Bro James Orvis Battle Creek C. D. Harvey Arthur Brown David Mussell George Snider Frank Chris Reger Clarence Horning Delores Seymour Border Jim Sherman Hinkleville G. D. Harvey Detroit Ella Ramey Wesley Adams Martin Forbes Marion Frank Giddings Ewart Peter Aiey Little Berdella Maitland Wellington Akey Fred Akey Thomas Clark Rosebush Glen Wood Lansing George Stough Doris May Gladstone Donald Ruth Gladstone Vena Horning Hotel Doherty Helen McGregor Lewis Nevins Tra. Cisson Grand Lodge Latter Day Saints Melville Albert Tom Bolen Thomas Bolen Farwell Cartie Perverse Austin Trumble Jennette Green Betty Cunningham Kathleen Young Ideal Theatre Joseph Acker Cyril Lets C. Patterson Neil Reed Frances Mussyr Clare M Harser Walter Dehmer Carl Bergey Musser Wm. Hursh Bert Bergey H. Seestedt Romulus Ray Bergey Frank Poet Florida Robert Bergey Hagle Fred Bugdie

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New York’s M.L. VanHoose Harry Cleveland Church of Got North Bradley T. L. Mark Charlevoix Lawrence Teale Howell Lawrence Floyd Bergey Joan Schoonover Alma Phyllis Bordner Tra Olsson Wilson State Park Hastings Hazel Doris Dorothy Irwin Irwinville The Ideal Carria Perverse Irwin Chris Roger Vernon Hill Howard Young U. S. Navy St. Louis Mickie Fiddler Balks Modern Jazz Keeper Wolves Ward All Drug Stores George Bates Loomis Justice Young Hanley Leo J. Campeau
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