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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1939
Page
8
The column chronicles visits and family gatherings across Clare including Wallingtons of Augusta and Pauls, Newsomes of Charlotte, Freys, Grinds, and Wiry families. It notes hospital progress for Rama Cour, theater- and church-related gatherings, travel to Chicago and Detroit, and local club meetings plus farm and garden items.
Walter H. Larman Post Drum and Bugle Corps held a meeting led by President Martin Loomis. A public dance was announced for Saturday evening October 7 at the Clare Community Building auditorium with committees formed for music ticket advertising checkroom decorating and more to fit an autumn hunting season motif.
New Orleans report says the Louisiana department of conservation launched a control campaign against voracious garfish and is seeing abundant success. Fishermen pull edible fish from spots once dominated by needle-nosed gars, with garfish traps used in infested areas. In spring more than 100 black bass have appeared in a two acre region, equating to over 50 pounds of bass per acre as gars are removed to improve game fish availability.
London reports two alleged safe breakers were flown from Jersey to Southampton in what is believed to be the first airborne Black Maria transfer in the British Isles.
Forty young men speaking seven languages circulate in Rome as mobile information booths for tourists. They wear uniforms with flags indicating their language and have passed exams on Rome’s archaeology, points of interest, and train schedules.
William Love, 69, completed a 40 inch high replica of a French cathedral in Saugus Massachusetts with chimes in the towers and an electric lighting system. Ad advertises Christmas gifts and directs readers to page 7 Gift and Flower Shop.
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Gingham fabrics move from humble basics to chic evening wear. Dresses in white crepe and gingham accents, gingham belts, and lace embroideries appear alongside cottons and batistes with beaded ribbon details. Fashion notes highlight gingham party dresses and refined day wear.
The ad highlights a glove adorned with a tiny bouquet at the hand centimeters from the wrist and a floral accent on the forehead. It matches a heart break pink polish visible through the glove’s netting and shows a bouquet bracelet attached to the hat.
The new bustle dresses move beyond eccentric gimmick into refined design with cleverly draped back fullness. Evening frocks in stiff silks feature a butterfly bow at the back, while daytime crepe and sheer wool styles emphasize the updated silhouette for autumn and winter wardrobes.
Paris fashion notes highlight fabric contrasts in advance fall dresses with huge ribbon bows on new autumn hats. Stiff satins in delicious colors shape evening gowns and wraps. Turbans tower in drapes while lace shawls jackets mitts and scarves edge evening wear.
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