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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1934
Page
7
The notice states Friday publication of probate notices at Clare Post Office as second class matter. It requests Judge Dorsey authorize printing by The Sentinel and advertises liner reading notices at 10c per line with fillers at 5c per line and 10c extra for headings. The Sentinel can handle all kinds of job printing.
The Harrison News reports church services at United Brethren Church with 10:30 Sunday school and 11:30 preaching, plus 7:15 p.m. Christian Endeavor and a long service. It also lists numerous visits, hospital updates, travels, and a high noon wedding as Miss Helen M. Williams wed Milton J. Ford with Rev. A W. Johnstone officiating.
Mrs. Chester Apel died Thursday morning August 23 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hampton after years of ill health. Born Helen Marguerite Brigham July 10 1887 in Toledo she married Chester M. Apel November 17 1909. Funeral services were held in Bowling Green Ohio with memorials from the Order of Eastern Star.
The text notes a 1925 arrival in Harrison by a newcomer to English who stayed until 1927 before returning to Bowling Green. It mentions her optimistic life, strong friendships, and a large family including J. S. Brigham, Winfield Brigham, Haven Brigham, Stella Chapman, and other relatives and friends.
A lighthearted note from Tit Bits mentions William and Mary has trod three years of courtship with no marriage plan. Cora Cookington views a wedding outfit as modest, while Mrs Walkerton’s afternoon chatter centers on the same attire and Mrs Chatterton questions it.
A humorous exchange cites Senator Sorghum noting politicians fear being talked about headlines and jokes about leaving fingerprints at police headquarters. The wife seeks shopping plans as weather mixes rain hail and thunder.
A witty exchange about precision and judgment, contrasting hitting the target with misplacing it. The dialogue hints at misdirected aims in a casual, humorous tone without further context.
A brief dialogue recalls throat troubles and a near drowning last summer, with casual references to salt water remedies and a past swimming incident. The exchange hints at a maritime setting and personal health anecdotes without further detail.
A fragmentary reflection on debt and protection, likening bankruptcy to safeguarding one’s assets while creditors seize the remaining coat. The line hints at family dialogue about financial failure and consequences of insolvency.
A fragment questions how someone achieved high running speed through training while noting daily train commutes to work. The brief hints at fitness methods and routine travel context without clear details.
The Apel family thanks friends for acts of kindness shown during the illness and death of their beloved wife and mother.
The trio from Harrison and Clare, including Rhad the articles of Justice and Supervisor Hanley, are named to the local board in the dese Ady.
Sailors report the Baychimo, Hudson’s Bay Company phantom ship, reappearing in Arctic waters during summer flotillas. Captains Backland and others boarded the frost-wrapped vessel, noting its intact holds and refrigeration, while Eskimos and traders claim it shows haunted steering as crews seek signs of the elusive ship.
In Besence Hungary women refuse to marry local men, prompting a marriage strike. With five times as many men as women the town bars outsiders and restricts locals from marrying away. Girls are locked up. men remain lonely. the situation leaves everyone unhappy.
The Mug House at Claines near Worcester is the only British inn opening directly onto a graveyard with tombstones within feet of the front door and a church 30 yards away. Patrons pass through the graveyard for an evening pint and the pub once hosted vestry meetings in its tap-room.
In Aberdeen Washington a mill engineer named Gartner killed and ate his small pig, leaving a sorrowful dog that had been raised with the animal. The dog wept and vanished after sniffing the porker's body.
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