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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1937
Page
7
The latest Japanese outrages in China and the attack on the Panay, the oil tankers, and a British boat feed a growing sense that Britain uses every chance to push the United States toward action. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden issued a statement amid calls for a stronger stance.
The piece argues that Britain mirrors the United States in pressuring Japan but with less resolve, while Roosevelt and Hull face a grim Far East crisis. It warns of war psychology, potential Panay incidents, and warns Americans to expect action without full British backing.
Jake Myers and Mrs Randall spent Saturday in Alma with Mrs Randalls sister Charlies Ott butchered Tuesday and Norman Myers butchered Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Myers of the County Seat visited their son Norman Thursday for dinner. Bill Hartman was pleasantly surprised last Friday for his birthday. A pleasant evening was enjoyed by many friends. Mr and Mrs George Winn visited his father James Winn of Gladwin Monday. Mr and Mrs Norman Myers and Karen, Mr and Mrs George Winn and children, Mr and Mrs Sam Colling, and Nancy visited Mr and Mrs Henry Warner Monday evening. The esea in being Dickie Warner s first birthday. Waynard Close visited his aunt in Gladwin Sunday afternoon, Karen and Waynard Close visited Mr and Mrs Frank Myers at Harrison Sunday evening.
The J Livingston family shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Martin Eberhart in Clare. Ralph Randle is laid up with a sore foot from a heavy beard strike. Gerald Macklem visited from Flint. Bertha Randle stayed with sister Mary Randle in West Grant. Glen Cobleigh spent time with grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Loomis.
Nine 4-H boys and teacher Mr George enjoyed a hunting trip with three dogs, guns, and ammunition. A social hour featured mouth organ music by Paul Hichhorn. Mrs Skinner cooked a fine lunch served at the schoolhouse.
Social notes recount holiday wishes and weekend visits. Emma spent time with Evelyn Acre of Clare while T J Hobtsberry and Bernadette Roberts joined Mr and Mrs Ronald Chatterton for supper. The Garver family hosted Riverside Grange and many local couples visited friends and kin nearby.
Mrs and Mrs Jack Smith of Flint visit her parents Mr and Mrs Cunningham. The Widmans of Mt Pleasant spend Saturday with cousins the Walker and Huntley families. Harold Arrand and family visit grandmother Anna Arrand in Flint. Several outings and hospital news appear from Mt. Pleasant Sanford Rosebush Harrison and Clare areas with numerous extended family calls and visits.
A school report notes Rex Robinett and Mrs Mayo are improving in health. The teacher invites parents and friends to a Friday afternoon Christmas tree at the school where four pupils practice songs. Rex Robinett and Lloyd Montgomery visited their parents Sunday. Ted Newman buzzed wood Saturday and Monday.
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