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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1935
Page
8
Clare notices include rail timetables for Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette routes with times in Central and Eastern zones. Local reports cover visits, Guild meetings, travels, long trips, and family events in Clare and nearby towns.
Cherie Nicholas notes velvet is central to this fall and winter wardrobes with luxury fabrics, furs, and jewelry. She highlights velvet jackets, skirts, capes, and hats in wine, purple, green, and black, with velvet accents on cloaks, dresses, and blouses, plus velvet accessories and color trends.
Fashion note outlines new bridal veil draping inspired by Russian tiara effects and Rennassiance periods. Worth creates a wide diadem using tulle and old lace over wire, with crenellated top. Chanel presents a cap styled headpiece with silver-embroidered crosslines and a silver tornade accent.
The article notes a new knitted evening gown using cellophane yarn, a fresh trend after Palm Beach and catching on in New York and Paris. The glittering black cellophane follows the season’s call for brilliance and a mermaid scale silhouette, with knitted suits showcasing elaborate models and contrasting finishes.
Glossy transparent lace enhances gowns in black navy and dark red. A pale shaded flower decorates the corsage while lace mittens accompany the rose ensemble.
Cherie Nicholas describes autumn and winter coat styles for schoolgirls with a coachman inspired double breast. A checked velour wool coat features a fur belted collar and capelike trim as part of a chic ensemble for the season.
London fashion notes describe a shift from buckles to bows of erminé for evening attire. The look emphasizes refined ornamentation and contrasts with traditional metal fastenings. Designers report growing interest among society and theater clientele.
Dennis J. McGuire, Gladwin county sheriff since 1932, resigned on Monday. Mrs. McGuire, appointed undersheriff about a month ago, will serve as sheriff until a new official is appointed. Also noted is a lighthearted item about a foul ball resting on a barn lightning rod until it was retrieved. Andrew Olson, 101, Osceola County’s oldest resident, died shortly after midnight September 9, with death attributed to natural causes after three days of bed confinement.
Principal P. D. Chatterton reports Reed City High School total enrollment up to Wednesday noon at 240 students, six more than last year, with seniors 54, juniors 62, sophomores 65, and freshmen 69. Superintendent O. H. Olson notes total school enrollment 577, including two postgraduate students.
Frank Stannard of Riverdale seeks recognition for his litter of four multiple-toed kittens, claimed by Robert 5. Ripley as part of The Believe It or Not feature. The kittens display varying toe counts across paws and are described as half Angora with naturally formed toes.
Philip A. Holman, appointed receiver of the Ithaca National Bank after its 1931 closure, reports a seven percent fourth dividend to creditors with proved claims totaling about 336,001.09 dollars, lifting total payouts to 67 percent. Holman also serves receiverships for three other banks and has paid 48, 40, and 37 percent there, with further dividends expected.
Representatives from 22 posts and auxiliaries in the Tenth District met at Grayling to install new officers for the coming year. Alfred T. Hanson and Jane Mason presided as committeeman and committeewoman. Discussions covered the upcoming National convention in Saint Louis and district matters. The Cmdr and Adjutants Conference was set for Clare on September 20 at 7:45 pm with Gus Gansser delivering the keynote. Local Post and Auxiliary were represented by seven members.
The period between 1815 and 1871 traces ongoing efforts by competing nations to overturn the Vienna settlement they once endorsed, highlighting a recurring push to dismantle postwar arrangements and reshape Europe.
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