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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1936

Page

7

Local Church Schedules And Community Notices

Central Standard Time train arrivals and departures listed along with meetings for K of P and Pythian Sisters. Church notices show ministers and service times for Latter Day Saints, Church of God, and Methodist Church with Sunday school, sermons, and midweek prayers. Local residents Meryl Graham Leona Byrne Mrs Mabel Melvin and Donald referenced with weekend and relocation details.

Church ‘of Jesus Christ of Latter ‘Day Saints R. B. McGuire Meryl Graham Flint Leona Byrne Baldwin Mrs. Lamb Mabel Melvin Donald Clare

Agricultural program bill pitched to meet needs and constitutional limits

Congressman Roy 0 Woodruff of Michigan and Senator Charles L McNary of Oregon outline a bill based on the McNary Haugen and related plans. They claim it would replace scarcity with abundance, set an American price for domestic production, dispose surplus abroad, and require tariffs to protect the U S market.

Roy Woodruff Michigan Charles L. McNary Oregon Congress Woodruff McNary Senate House of Representatives Supreme Court McNary-Haugen American Federation of Farm Bureaus National Grange Farmer’s Cooperative Educational Union of America Congress

Weekend Roundup of Snowbound Visits and Local News

Weekend notes from Flint to Cadillac cover visits among families and students at Michigan State College in Lansing. Local gatherings include Rebekahs penny party, birthday celebrations for Alice Gee and Olive Smedley, and skiing on the H. Dell farm. Weather delays and school closures affected travel and activities across the area.

Dolph Closky Flint Jack Renner Myers Cadillac Ray Woolston Melvin Floyd Burston Layle Littlefield Michigan State College Lansing Blanche Burston Franklin Littlefield Eddie McAlvey Gilmore the Wood Hospital Clare Mike McAlvey Ernest Richardson Gladwin Rebekahs Jeanetta Green Bath Dorothy Green Mt. Pleasant Louis Gee Walter Smedley Maple Grove Alice Gee Olive Smedley Lamb John Henry A. Powell Harold Sprouse Birch Run Alvins Wood Sam Welch Herb Glass Marie Smith Charles Rawson Mr. Pleasant E. Town Hlaine Forcee Gladys Norton Marjory Brimmer Leona Ramsey Firestone Clare Ogl Clelland Graham Ernie Town Jack Campbell Boyd Wiggins Will Butcher Ronald Sage Don Stinchcombe H. Dell Farm Jas. Stinchcombe Charles Graham May Freeman Talen

Michigan S Venews Briefs Highlights Tax and Bond Movements

Alpena County diverted 9 600 to state welfare since 1934 after promising 80 cents on the dollar. Gov Fitzgerald to reward Anna Sage $1 000 for Dillinger tip. Owosso water bonds 206 000 refunded. Sag inaw and Macomb districts refund 1987 1942 bonds. Lansing debt per capita 42 94 with water system revenue funding much. Liquor taxes 1935 yield 16 828 577 29, up 2 180 756 49 from 1934.

Alpena Alpena County Monley Board of Supervisors Alpena County Poor Commission Bay City Frank D. Fitzgerald Veterans of Foreign Wars Lansing State Public Debt Commission Owosso Saginaw Erin Lake Townships Macomb County Department of Justice John Dillinger Fitzgerald Anna Sage Dillinger William A. Comstock Buchanan South Bend Samuel J. Rakowski Marion Hartsell Michigan Bureau of Internal Revenue Treasury Federal

Vicious Tribe of Bhutan Lures with Strange Customs

In Bhutan's northern reaches beyond Assam a reclusive tribe is described. They weave clothes from nettle fibre and hunt elephants with poisoned arrows. Criminals are reportedly sewn into bullock skins and cast into a river as punishment.

Bhutan Assam

Improvement in Moral Tone Global Hope for a Better World

The article argues that wiser minds look to general moral improvement as the foundation for a brighter future. It emphasizes collective virtue, ethical conduct, and societal reform as pathways to lasting progress.

Weather and school reopen amid improving but rough roads

The note reports school resuming after a week off as road conditions remain poor. Mr and Mrs Geo Vandewarker enjoy sunny Mesa Arizona with temperatures around 80 degrees. Eugene Warner visits his cousin Lewis Warner. church services have returned to the parsonage due to weather and access issues.

Geo. Vandewarker Mesa Arizona Michigan Eugene Warner Lewis Warner

Hinkville School Reopens Amid Snow Banks On Route 10

Local report notes the Hinkville school reopened Monday while snow banks along the road west of town hindered travel for motorists. Residents including Mr. and Mrs. Thompson of Big Rapids and families in Rosebush and Midland were described visiting relatives and managing February weather.

Althe Thompson Big Rapids John Sparkel Clifford Malosh Lake Sunday Billy Moline Wm. Calkins Nelson Irish Rosebush Jerry Koontz Lansing Glenn Gorr Mt. Pleasant B. F. Hampton Harrisan Three Mile Dad Stanley Maxine Hawkins Frank Hartman Midland Gordon McIntosh Elva Lea

Maple Grove closes Sunday school and church services

The Maple Grove community votes to close Sunday school and church services until warmer weather due to cold buildings and impassable roads. Snow drifts hinder travel. the bus reached Alwood corner while telephone and radio kept news flowing for locals.

Iong Mornday Alwood Corner Wwe

Scotts Attend Grand Rapids Opening and Travel

Mr. and Mrs. George Scott visited Grand Rapids for the opening of Lee and Cady's wholesale house. They learned of Mr. John O'Neil’s death at St Marys Home for the Aged, buried in Reed City. The pair planned a Florida vacation for two weeks with Sam Muir and Anna May Smalley taking charge in their absence.

George Scott Grand Rapids Lee & Cady St. Mary’s John O'Neil Reed City Frank Cashin H. C. Hilliker Hazel Velma Scott Clare Raymond Secott Frederick Wayne Scott BE. Smalley Emmit Holmes Ralph Hersey Chas Sherman Forest Howell Lois Ann Florida Sam Muir Anna May Smalley

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