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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1934
Page
7
Train schedules and lodge meetings lead a compact notice with church services at Farwell Methodist Church under Rev. John Lockyer. The page lists fishing trips visits and a sequence of local residents, trips, and family updates from Flint Saginaw Owosso Clare and nearby towns.
Pastor Mary E. House leads Sunday School at 9 30 a m and preaching at 7 30 p m The Young People’s meeting with Zane House as leader begins at 8 00 p m A cottage prayer meeting occurs every Wednesday at 8 06 o’clock
The branch invites neighbors to Sunday School at 10 30 a m and a prayer meeting at 11 30 a m. The Women's Department meets every other Thursday at 2 00 p m. Christian Legion details to be announced. Everyone welcome.
Minutes record the Surrey Township Agricultural School election for president treasurer and trustee, held July 8 1934 at the Surrey Township Hall with Louis Gee as a leading candidate. Officials set salaries designate the bank as depository and approve the annual financial report and budget. The canvass shows Gee as president and Littlefield as treasurer, with Sherman as trustee.
Temple Steve and James Haynak with Henry Austin help on John Baluss farm. Grover Updyke fainted in the heat while on the Ann Arbor railroad. Louis Kohn took him to Dr. Carrow for treatment and he is back at work. The Kohn family from Saginaw visited LeRoy Helford’s family. Floyd Helford sang at Marion and will perform in Beulah on August 5. Lee Flinn rented Henry Miller’s Winterfield farm. Various visits from Mar son, Belleville and Detroit residents noted. A Sunday shower with hail caused no damage. May Crawford visited family in Cadillac. Baxi Kress and Mrs. Hall appeared en route from the Upper Peninsula. Mrs. Gilbert Hall cared for her ill father, Lewis Caldwell. Frank Wright spends time at Mt. Pleasant. Wm. Silvernail and family visited in Milford. Alverta Pruden returns home from Greenwood. Chester Gagnon visited Roy Putman in Farwell. Lloyd David’s group, with Edward Harper, visited Alfred David’s home in town.
Announcement for the Clare County Democratic County Convention to select two delegates and two alternates for the State Convention in Grand Rapids on September 28 1934. Delegates chosen at the September 11 primary. petitions required by August 31 1934. chaired by Ls H Thompson and EB A White.
The constellation Orion provides a practical yard stick for estimating angular distances in the heavens. Its belt appears striking and conspicuous and spans about three degrees, with the nebulae and multiple star systems adding to its usefulness as a reference.
Brief reader column rules for The Sentinel require opinions on daily questions limited to five hundred words. No personal notes. writers must sign their name and address with each submission.
Mrs. Clara Sanderson urges readers to seek the good in others and choose constructive speech during unrest. She argues honest work with livable wages and secure home life reduce crime, stressing that purpose and faith come from steady employment and family support.
The term black frost is defined as a killing freeze at a temperature above the dew point with no white hoar frost. It usually turns exposed vegetation black but its name comes from historic usage rather than actual frosty deposits. It notes that this designation is ignored by weather services.
Michigan counties receive welfare allocations as August funds total 4 098 850 with Oakland 195 000 Genesee 100 000 Saginaw 48 000 Bay 50 000 Macomb 10 000 Ingham 96 000 Monroe 10 000 Kent 275 000 Wayne 1 760 000. Damaged river deaths near Grand River and tragic incidents across cities noted. labor and farm reports include wheat control contracts overshoot and drought impacts on crops and orchards.
New York University presented the James Arthur lecture where Dr. Harlow Shapley of the Harvard College Observatory announced that the universe is not uniform. He cited a roughly 50 percent excess of galaxies on the north side near Earth, with balance restored at about 200 million light years per Dr. Hubble.
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