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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1934
Page
3
Advertises publishing probate notices and will conferral requests to Judge Dorsey through The Sentinel. Rates listed: liners and reading notices 10c per line, fillers 5c per line, heading 10c extra. Local pricing and service terms for notices.
Harrison people fill the United Brethren Church schedule with Sunday school at 10:30, preaching at 11:30, and a long service at 8:00 as local families and visitors attend a flurry of social, travel, and rally events. Numerous residents from Cadillac, Greenwood, Beale City, Lansing, Saginaw, Detroit, and other towns visit, host, and travel for church and community activities.
Mrs Homer Wilson and Mrs Dick Hayes from Saginaw were Sunday guests at the Newbound home. Mr and Mrs William Henderson visited Houghton Lake hosts Saturday. Jay Olin and four children of Lansing stayed with the Hol White family Tuesday to Thursday. Max Carey dined with her parents J A Whitmer of Frost on Sunday. A A Riddering and wife of Melvindale with children were Thursday guests of Charles Amble. Leo Compeau for Prosecuting Attorney ad appears.
Residents from Farwell and nearby towns share Sunday dinners and cottage stays at Bear Lake and Clearlake. Guests include Mr and Mrs J L Littlefield Mrs A Cline Mr and Mrs F Littlefield and families from Flint Detroit Coleman and Ohio with multiple dinners and outings noted.
Ruth Sanders spent the week with her aunt Mrs Louie Fancon. Visits from Mr and Mrs Morris Houser and son of Saginaw Miss Robb and Mr Halfpenny of Pontiac to J M Sanders. Wanda and Pauline remained two weeks. Harold Ankney of Lansing died prompting funeral plans for his aunt Mrs John Ankney and Marion Nedrow. Neighbors surprised Randolph and John Rockey for birthdays with lunch for about 80. Coats expect two weeks at Hubbard Lake cottage joined by Eden Ohio friends. Perry Davis Gen Eva and families visited Isabella county. Fall and Sanders families hosted visitors at Delbert and Frank Sanders homes. Helen Sanders John Rockey and Rockey family plus Ohio Van Dyke guests spent a day at Arnold Lake.
In Shanghai China the Flying Horse electric sign is hailed as among the most wonderful in the world, celebrated for its size glow and iconic status in the cityscape.
Guests at the B A Stanley home included Mr Knell and Mr and Mrs Martin of Pittsburg. Anna Scott and Dorothy McGrain visited Clare shoppers. Mrs Phillips traveled to Lansing after her sister Mrs Helms died. Sherman family mourns Levi Holmes. Anna Scott to Sparta to visit grandmother Anna Spence. Circus crowd at Schell Bros. in Clare included multiple locals. Leona Samborn of Clare visiting aunt Mrs Phillips. Charles Smith visiting Flint relatives. Mrs Duncan in Bay City caring for ill sister. Nata Hilliker of Barryton stayed with Velma Scott. Frederick and Irwin Scott with Hillikers near Barryton. Mrs Lonie Snook gave birth to son Douglas. mother died. Badger from Lansing visited grandparents. Saginaw relatives visited Harrison area. Myri Scott family and others spent weekend at Ewart. Dorotha vacation with grandparents. Earl Scott and children from Midland visited. Several families hosted visitors from Flint and Lansing. Cleo Snook, 32, wife of Louis Snook, died at Mt Pleasant hospital. She leaves husband, two sons Paul and Douglas, mother, brother, sisters. Body at Miller Funeral Parlor Farwell then Owosso burial.
A large crowd enjoyed Farmers Day activities as federal authorities seek relief for livestock losses. North Dakota reports 500000 cattle sacrificed to ease winter pressures while Wisconsin moved 18000 cattle to federal agencies. Beamer notes droughts similar to Michigan, urging inventory of feed and prompt cattle relocation to minimize losses. College agencies will aid efforts and land use will be reassessed for best allocation.
Dr Wehrwein argues only half the land is needed for food with exports possibly nudging toward a bit more. He urges reserving remaining acres for forestry and outdoor recreation, warning some areas would not yield forests even if planted. Wisconsin counties already zone land for agriculture forestry and recreation to focus development and attract buyers for timber and hunting camps.
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