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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1937

Page

7

House Extends Reciprocal Trade Act As Senate Weighs

The House passed a three year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Agreement Act and sent it to the Senate. The piece notes a shift from a $477 million favorable merchandise balance to a $4.5 billion unfavorable overall balance, driven by intangibles like transportation and migration. It discusses 1934 to 1936 trends and the impact of gold imports on international payments. The summary emphasizes a broad view of the trade and payments situation as explained by officials.

House of Representatives Senate House Transportation Service

Trade agreements and the Hull policy critique

Washington concerns attack Secretary Hull for pressuring tariff reductions in Reciprocal Trade Agreements while extending gains to all other nations. The piece cites Britain and Norway as cases of growing imports and criticizes the Administration for creating a widespread unfavorable trade balance harming American farmers and workers.

Hull Germany Australia Runciman British Board of Trade American Chamber of Commerce Great Britain Norway London Economist United States

Rosebush Library Opens in Mrs Sleight's Space

Leo Lalone visited Lansing Wednesday. Rosebush opens a library in Mrs Sleight's store until a better space is found. Miss Delphine Balige oversees start with 53 books. donations rise to 74 in four days, 30 checked out. Presbyterian ladies donated a cupboard. donations of books and magazines welcome. Library hours are weekday afternoons and three evenings weekly.

Leo Lalone Lansing Rosebush Joyce Cleavinger Frank Allen West Virginia Beatrice. Cole Roger Dale Caldwell Ricsebush Mt. Pleasant Johnston Herbert McBride

Early Bridal Bouquets Symbolize Roman Plenty

The history of bridal bouquets traces to Roman brides who carried three wheat-ears in the right hand as a sign of abundance and prosperity.

Resort News Narrow trip and visits fill local week

Resort residents shared news of travels and social visits. Leo Harris and Lyle Darnell visited Saginaw for a day. Windover Lake Hotel drew several fishermen and locals attended parties and calls at homes in Lake George and nearby towns. Ronald Grubaugh recovered from surgery with family in Detroit, while J J Beard and Kenneth Benchley attended county meetings in Harrison.

Leo, Harris Lyle Darnell Saginaw Windover Lake

Local neighbors visit and travel notes at Long Lake

Nell Thurlow and son Glen with Roy Thurlows visit King Blackledge home. Bruce Hodge stays with his mother Mrs Earl Fry. Fred Snider of Hillsdale County visits Clark and fishes at Houghton Lake. Don Malcolmson and son bring perch from a trip. Guests at John Woods home include Leo Malcolmson Prudenville Ed Wood family King Blackledge Bill Perry Sue Welch. John Woods Sr and Miss Freda Russell visit Evin Budd in Greenwood. Clara Malcolmson visits Flint.

Nell Thurlow Glen Roy Thurlow Sand Point Idaho King Blackledge Bruce Hodge Earl Fry Fred Snider Hillsdale Co Fred Clark Houghton Lake Don Malcommson Donald John Woods Leo Malcommson Prudenville Ed Wood Bill Perry Sue Welch Midland Freda Russell Evin Budd Greenwood Clara Malcolmson Flint Walter King David Bailey Rev. McGuire Art Davis St. Johns Frank Beam Quinn Hamp Kenney Mallory St. Louis Greno Chas. Catron

Weekend social notes at Lake George resort and nearby towns

Basil Coyne and a friend from Flint spent the weekend at the Lake George resort. Mr and Mrs Walter Hanson had dinner with Axel Swanson of Bertha Lake Lincoln's birthday. Joe Howell and wife from Leota were in town Sunday. Mrs Alvin Dexter was sick with a cold. Lloyd Nichols to Claré Saturday. Residents attended a Clare show Sunday night. Lloyd Sprague and wife to Detroit early week. Kelly Morgan staying with the Sprague family. Frank Thilly and wife to Clare Friday. Evans of Bannister visited I A Luce's. James M Wellman and Jake Shillinger to Harrison Friday. Walter Hergenroeder went to Detroit last week returning Saturday. Saturday night crowd larger than week prior. Stanley Hergenroeder to Clare Saturday. Jake Shillinger to Clare one day last week. Stanley Duross and nephew Walter Hergenroeder to Harrison and Clare one day last week. Russell Kress to Pontiac one day. Oil well idle for a few days for material. Frank Baker to Harrison Thursday. No school last week due to illness but bus running again.

Basil Coyne Flint Walter Hanson Axel Swanson Bertha Lake Lincoln Joe Howell Leota Alvin Dexter Lloyd Nichols Claré Clare Lloyd Sprague Detroit Kelly Morgan Frank, Thilly Star. Evans Bannister I. A. Luce’s James M. Wellman Jake Shillinger Harrison Walter Hergenroeder Stanley Hergenoeder Stanley Duross Russell. Kress Pontiac Frank Baker

Local families return from visits and camps

Larne Welsh his wife and son were callars there Sunday Roy Joffrey and wife returned home to Mint Friday after several weeks at their cottage Frank Baker and wife came back from Ohio last week where they had been visiting Stirling Curtiss was home over the weekend.

Larne Welsh Roy Joffrey Frank Baker Ohio Stirling Curtiss

Local Notes on Visits Illness and Home News

Temple Mrs. Roy Budd visits relatives in Manistee Basil Coyne from Flint visits at the Chas Wheeler home Irwin Gallery and a friend from Saginaw spend weekend at home Mrs Charlotte McIntyre seriously ill Dr Wilson of Harrison attends her John Balusg hauls wood to new Marion home Mr and Mrs Baluss plan move late March Mrs Lowell Wright very ill with slim recovery hope F L Harry and Nelson Wright Shepherd visitors stop in to see Mrs Wright Wm Compton of Weidman spends weekend with mother Sylvia Compton and sister Mrs Martin Blackledge Grace Gagnon ill with plural pneumonia improving but not out of danger Grover Updike and Olive Kellay care for her Bridget Harle falls and injures finger Dr Wilson sets cast on middle joint

Roy’ Budd Manistee Basil Coyne Flint Chas. Wheeler Irwin Saginaw Charlotte McIntyre Dr. Wilson Harrison John Balusg Marion Baluss Lowell Wright F. L. Harry Nelson Wright Shepherd Wright Wm. Compton Weidman Sylvia Compton Martin Blackledge Grace Gagnon Grover Updike Olive Kellay Bridget Harle Wilson

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