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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1938
Page
8
Local Clare residents and families are listed visiting relatives and friends across Michigan and nearby states. The Clare Chamber of Commerce meets monthly while church groups and social clubs plan gatherings and sister events. Several residents travel for vacations and attend district meetings, with personal updates on guests and relocations.
A late nineteenth century Clare county column reports T. S. Dorsey and son Carl in Tyart, Mrs. M. D. Eaton returning from Maple Rapids, and Archie Forbes visiting while braking on the east end of the F and P M. Will Kump buys Archie Gordanier's tensorial parlors in the Calkin's house basement. Married Tuesday September 27 by Justice Carpentier G William Fuller of Farwell weds Jamima Lackie of Clare. Asa H. Aldrich named youngest school commissioner at 21. BE Chapin tours via bike trip. Will Adams visits from his father and praises A. J. Doherty farm south of Clare.
Mrs. A. M. Light visited her son Lewis Light and wife in Greenwood township. Rev. Light made a business trip to Lake George. Miss Ilan Kistler of Clare works in the Clare County Clerk's office. Several families from Harrison, Clare, Detroit, and Saginaw are listed visiting relatives, attending events, or traveling to Lansing, Cadillac, Mt. Pleasant, and Houghton Lake. Newest is a gift shop advertisement at the end.
Barbara Kenline Tryon born in Germany October 11 1853, moved to Ontario and Michigan before settling near Lake. Husband Henry died 1936, son William died young, aunt Barbara died September 6 aged 84 years 11 months 6 days and burial followed in Lake beside her husband. Survived by brother Charles Kenline niece Mrs Clara McCumpsy Grass Lake and nephew Mr Fred Ryan Michigan Center, along with many relatives.
Charlemagne is recorded as the first to use the title Kaiser in the year 800, marking a pivotal moment in medieval political symbolism. The designation signaled imperial authority and influenced later European claims to universal sovereignty.
The Ladies Guild of the Congregational church announces a rummage sale on Thursday Friday and Saturday November 8 4 5 to raise funds for church activities. The ad mentions a nearby nursing home and accommodations for the elderly and mentally challenged, plus a Story and Clark Spinet piano.
Spanish galleons of the fifteenth to seventeenth centuries served as warships and traders. The article notes that public opinion often defines a person’s character, with the line “Few men are quite sure that they have character until the public tells them so.”
A note describes a French church located in the crypt of Canterbury Cathedral, London, noting the unusual placement within the historic site.
A claim states the rotary press was invented in 1850 by Thomas Nelson, an English inventor.
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