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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1938
Page
5
The Clare Merchants Baseball Team, after a rough finish losing to Harrison 6 to 2, prepares to meet the Colored Giants at Tourist Park. Clare has split two prior five inning games with the Giants, winning one and tying the other, with Trietch and Newman noted as pitchers.
The state conservation commission approved four changes aligning state and federal rules. Most migratory game birds may be hunted 45 days from Oct 1 to Nov 14, with woodcock dates split by peninsula. Daily shooting hours run 7 am to 4 pm for most species and to sunset for others. possession limits and nonresident carryouts are specified.
In August two Michigan State College juniors join Camp Houghton Lake as Student Assistants in the Forestry Division. They will observe and participate in all Camp projects, access C C G literature, and assist Junior Foresters Thomas Schweigert with Joseph Ferrari and Melvin Nyquist with Thomas Belt. Their work ends around September 20 as they return to study forestry at MSU.
Distribution of trout from the Clare County Cooperative Nursery will start September 10 and 11. Residents of Clare county are asked to attend the ponds twelve miles north of Clare on those dates to receive trout for personal use. Bring cleaned cans. Chairman Trent Rearing Pond, 462.
The passage states Benjamin Franklin, noted printer, statesman, scientist and diplomat, began his will with the line I, Benjamin, Franklin, printer. This reflects his self identification with printing as his primary trade and vocation.
The twenty fifth annual Saginaw Pair Michigan Farm Products Show runs September 11 to 17 with over 15,000 cash premiums and 1,000 exhibitors from Michigan. Highlights include a thrill program on opening day, circus acts, hip podrome performances, and nightly Parade of Stars.
September 4 results show Harrison 6 Clare 2. Coleman and Mobilgas, Green Spot, Porter wins. Dover lost 28 to 0 to Shepherd. Delwin 29 over Rosebush 16.
A study finds the lowest mortality rates after age forty among those who are underweight. The observation suggests a link between low body weight and longer life, though details on age groups and methods are not provided.
Albert Ray Sutten died Monday night at Charleston hospital after an appendectomy. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 PM at J H E Taber funeral home Oakland with Rev J I Goleman officiating and burial in Fairview cemetery. Sutten, born March 21, 1914 in Oakland, moved to Michigan, returned to Oakland, survived by numerous brothers and sisters, former Grant Township resident.
The United States Bureau of Fisheries reports sea foods contain far higher iodine levels, ranging from six to two hundred times more than land raised foods, highlighting the nutritional contrast between marine and terrestrial sources.
Local residents and families from Rosebush Vestaburg and nearby towns enjoyed Labor Day weekend visits trips and gatherings. People listed include Cecil Bullard Arthur and Helen Johnson Arthur Jackson family visits to Ontario and Michigan, Marguerite Battle Marguerite Maybee Elizabeth Ballage Mary Louise McConnell and others returning to teaching posts and cottages at Lake George Grand Blanc and Saginaw. The Rosebush Ball team played Dewin Grange with a victory by Dewin Grange, and Ed Simmer wed Augusta Zein at St Philomenes church.
The palm family comprises over 1,500 species with sixteen native to the United States.
Washington readers are urged to view President Roosevelt and Postmaster General Farley’s August Hyde Park conference as a dangerous push to use federal funds to shape Maryland’s Senate election. The piece argues this principle threatens free government, the Bill of Rights, and taxpayers, warning similar moves could spread to other states.
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