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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1935
Page
7
Rates listed for subscription mailings to Michigan and other regions. Displays available by application. Cards of thanks ten lines 25 cents, 5 cents per extra line. liners and locals ten cents per line. fillers five cents per line. The Sentinel offers printing services and requests probate notices via Judge Dorsey for publication.
A Washington commentary argues the NRA and related agencies form a bloated, inefficient payroll. It claims thousands of Democratic appointees remain paid despite court rulings, with space in numerous buildings filled and rents rising. The piece cites figures on government payrolls, spending, and allocations, asserting widespread expansion under the Roosevelt administration.
Farm Debt Adjustment has progressed well since Governor Fitzgerald appointed the committee. Creditors show cooperation and all settled cases have been adjusted through friendly agreements, with emphasis that ability to pay guides the program. Creditors and debtors may approach Fred Schaaf for guidance. Federal Land Banks have cut mortgage rates to 4 percent through local associations.
A new installment of the serial tale Hostile Valley begins this week inviting readers to dive into the ongoing adventure and suspense. Readers are urged to start the weekly chapters for ongoing twists and developments.
Eileen Schofield, a 16 year old senior from Surrey Township Agricultural High School, wrote on The Duty of Every Citizen to His Country. Her essay argues patriotism, civic duty, and the need for law, order, peace, and public support to uphold the Constitution and national welfare.
Mr and Mrs Ned York return to Detroit Sunday after a month on their Clarence area farm. Several workers are reassigned as CCC Camp near Temple nears completion. Carl Brownfield heads to Vanderbilt to supervise a new camp, George Dodge to Frederic, and Jack Stienecker and Hal Stienecker move to Bay City assignments. Various visits include Mrs Addie McCabe at Lakeview and Mrs Mae Baker Willis of Cleveland visiting relatives. The Woman's Welfare project resumes August second, with woolly comforters added.
Rosebush Mackie Maybee, recently treated at University Hospital, returned home. Marguerite Battle visited with sister Mrs. Clifford Mutespaugh and family near Delwin. A baby boy William Joseph Lowery arrived July 31, ten pounds, at Mr and Mrs Homer Lowery. Both mother and baby are well. Rose Balge RN returned to University Hospital duties after a month’s vacation with relatives here and in Mt. Pleasant. Kenneth Morrison of Grand Rapids visited his grandparents. Henry Gordon of Sault Ste. Marie and other relatives were guests of Rev. and Mrs. Thomson and Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Schafer and Mrs. Schohl and Mrs. Schafer of Real City. Mary Shiraef of Weidman visited her parents. Maurice McConnell and family spent the weekend with Detroit relatives. Nellie and Lottie McElhenny of Mt. Pleasant visited John Lynch family. Charles Scott was a weekend guest of the Patrick Battle home. Mrs. Elizabeth Maybee and Mrs. Robinson of Battle Creek and two grandchildren spent Sunday at Ludington. Carl Titus and son David of Cheboygan visited the R. O. Thomson home. Gus Boggiano and family of Plymouth visited Frank Hamilton’s home enroute to the Upper Peninsula. Bobby stays with the Hamiltons. North Branch choir sang at Sunday morning services at the Presbyterian church. Agnes Foster of Detroit visits her sister. Mrs. Lawrence Thering and family hosted visitors from Lansing. Lester Burr and daughter of Beaverton visited relatives. Dr. Atwood Campbell of Carson City and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Lester McLachlin at St Ignace. Francis Morrison returned home after weeks with grandparents.
Mr and Mrs Carl Bergey and family spent the weekend with his parents near Loomis returning from Cranberry Lake camping. Bert Bergey joined them for fishing. Frances Musser visits Clare grandparents then stays with parents. Bruce Morrison from Andersonville and friend from Flint visit Leota for huckleberrying. Hart Bergey and son from Flint visit Frank Eddy home. Loomis beats Hardwood in a Sunday ball game 6 to 5 in 10th inning.
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a fat loss aid for women promising rapid weight loss and increased vitality. It claims energy boosts, clearer skin, and brighter eyes after four weeks, urging purchase at Mussell's Drug store and elsewhere.
Local residents mention visits from families including Mr and Mrs F H Lynch and children to Mrs Elizabeth Foley at Mt Pleasant. A J W Stanton and about 10 boy scouts plan to join cherry pickers in Traverse City in ten days. Presbyterians schedule lawn services at the Spaulding home.
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