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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1935

Page

4

Advantages Of A Government Insured Mortgage Made Plain

Clare and Michigan communities learn that government insured mortgages offer 10 direct benefits to homeowners. Key points include lower monthly payments, longer terms, installment tax and fire insurance, federal charge controls, and easier resale. Lenders also gain full 100 percent security, foreclosure protections, and ready liquidity for insured mortgages.

Clare Michigan Raymond M. Faley Federal Housing Administration Foley Mr. Foley

Card of Thanks From Mrs. J. T. Grimason

Mrs. J. T. Grimason expresses sincere thanks to friends who helped during her stay at Clare General Hospital with flowers, fruit, cards, and reading matter. She is very grateful for the kindness.

Clare General Hospital J. T. Grimason

Classified liner guidance from Clate Sentinel

Readable classified liners offer essential guidance on what to buy and what to skip. Focus on practical needs and trusted sources to make efficient purchases.

Local notes from Hodgensville to Hill City and Northwest trips

May Hllen Hudgine of Hodgensville Kentucky visits Miss Hunseemdry Bicknell and Dr H B Speerstra families. Guests travel to Alma and St Croix Falls. Reeder party returns from 5000 mile west tour. Sad death of Mrs Carl Tinkam electrocuted in Florida basement. Sentinel offers oil promoters supplies and map services.

May Hllen’ Hudgine Hodgensville Kentucky Hunseemdry’ Bicknell H. B. Speerstra Jean Alma Chester Richard Anna Empey H.C. Caldwell St. Croix Falls Wis Kenneth Barnes Jas. A. Reeder Vernell Reeder Ernest Shultz Martha Tillie Kinzell Nutson Owosso John Shultz Freda Giebel Eidzel Russell Burch Fred Schug Fred Bauer Chris Krell Wilson State Park Clare Carl Tinkam Effie Gerow Root St. Petersburg Florida Hill City Minn Sivaline Gerow Doris Wit. Hampton Tinka Gerow Sentinel

Duty of Every Citizen to His Country in Michigan essay

The piece, winning sixth prize in an American Legion contest for Michigan, urges citizens to honor the duty to country through honest living and law obedience. It extols laborers, patriotism, democracy, and unity, attributing national strength to ordinary workers and their moral duty to uphold the Constitution and flag.

American Legion Michigan United States America

Local Youths Attend Big Rapids District Epworth League Institute

Bryan Gibbs Kathleen Young Effie Stanford Virginia Foell Junior Parsell Alonzo Stanford Christine Archambault Mary Clyde Sarver Neil Sowle and Rev Geo Stanford attended the Big Rapids District Epworth League Institute at Albright Park. The first institute drew 165 delegates and featured Biblical hymn and social sessions, recreation and swimming, with Devotional services each morning.

Bryan Gibbs Kathleen Young Effie Stanford Virginia Foell Junior Parsell Alonzo Stanford Christine Archambault Mary Clyde Sarver Neil Sowle Rev. Geo.Stanford Albright Park Big Rapids Epworth League Institute Miggy Kathleen Pots Students Council Young Peoples Byron Gibbs Geo. Stanford Morning Watch John Lockyer Clare M. E. Church Af Remus

Expert Warns of Worm Damage In Illinois Fields

W. P. Flint chief entomologist warns of a severe army worm outbreak threatening Illinois crops. Farmers should monitor heavy grain stands and bluegrass pastures, using poisoned bran baits to control infestations. A new oil-based bait avoids water and molasses.

Dy W. P. Flint Illinois State Natural History Survey WNU Service J. H. Bigger

Codling moth named top apple pest of year by USDA

Lee A. Strong of the bureau of entomology and plant quarantine says codling moth will be the leading apple insect pest this year. He links the rise to older trees, abandoned orchards, and weather favorable to moths. Clean up overwintering cocoons in bark crevices and trash. thorough house cleaning of orchards and packing houses is crucial.

Harry United States Department of Agriculture Lee A. Strong Bureau of Strong

J O F Barbecue Held At Harkins Farm This August

The annual I O O F and Rebekah barbecue returns at the Harkins farm home 12 miles north and 12 miles west of Mt Pleasant on August 19. Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and friends are welcome with serving starting at 6 30 PM. Those who attended before are invited again and asked to bring table service.

James Harkins Mt. Pleasant Rebekahs

Ginkgo Tree History Across Continents

A fragmented description notes the ginkgo tree’s origin in China and its spread to Europe and America. Fossil remains show its presence on multiple continents, suggesting once broad territorial range and wild growth not observed in current native habitats.

China Europe America

Preservation of scenic Tahquamenon Falls eyed as state park

State Conservation Commission weighs creating a state park to preserve the Tahquamenon Falls area while the Lansing board seeks a federal loan for a governor's home and office building. Officials report various regional happenings including public works, electrification, and highway projects across Michigan towns.

Newberry Tahquamenon Falls State Conservation Commission Lansing State Administrative Board Federal Public Works Administration

Lake News Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Bert DeCamp and son from Grand Rapids visited Irvi ng Andrews family. Ideal theater guests at Clare Monday evening included the Mahans Muirs Oman Scotts and Calv in Tryon and children. Numerous relatives from Detroit Ewart Farwell Roscommon Flint Saginaw and Lansing were noted visiting or hosting.

Bert DeCamp Grand Rapids Irving Andrews Ideal Theater Clare Wm. Mahan Sam Muir Virgil Louise Robbie Oman Matthew Scott Calvin Tryon Dominic Rohen Tommy Ewart al. Bassett Alvira Davis Hindman Indiana Virginia Cornell Lewis Rodgers Farwell Grigware Paul Cornell Detroit George Scott Fred Smalley Hazel Chas. Phillips Roscommon Maggie Phillips EB. A. Phillips Jay Gilman Loie St. Johns Brinton Anna Scott John Little Flint Chas. Summers Russel Bergey Saginaw A. Bassett Harry Scott Midland D. Scott P. A. Oman Rock Lake

Gratitude For Kindness After Mother's Illness

We thank all who supported us during our mother’s illness with flowers calls and remembrances. Special thanks to Mrs Dorothy Allen Rev Johnson and the singers for their care and messages and to all who sent floral tributes. Mrs Lucille Haley Russell Glass

Dorothy Allen Rev. Johnson Lucille Haley Russell ‘Glass

Notice to Farmers on Livestock Shirring Schedule

Farmers are notified to ship all livestock to Produce Co. by 2 00 p m on August 8 and September 10. Readiness and exact terms provided by the Produce Company.

Farhiers Ind. ‘Produce ‘Co

Water Carnival at Budd Lake a Big Success

Ed Nagurski of Wyandotte won the egg race on a spoon carrying fifty yards. Hans Richardson of Saginaw won a duck dinner after the duck chase where Mr Duck sped to shore. Arnold Hughes, Beach Life Guard, organized the event and plans a two day carnival next year with new contests and special boat races.

Ed, Nagurski Wyandotte Duck Hans Richardson Saginaw Kenneth MacGillvery Flint Joe Hahn Detroit Mr. Richter Bay City State Park Richter Bay City Arnold Hughes Arnold Clare and Harrison

In Memoriam Isaac N. Lansing

In memory of Isaac N. Lansing who died August 17 1933. Flowers placed on your grassy bed with sunshine and dew on the sacred mound. Sadly missed by Brother Jim.

Isaac N. Lansing Jim

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