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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1938
Page
2
In a special session message and follow up press remarks President Roosevelt signals sweeping compulsion aims. He calls on financial leaders farmers and industrial owners to pledge compliance with New Deal plans and warns government will act if private enterprise fails to respond. He outlines controls on land use plant operations and relocation.
The draft plan outlines federal regulation of advertising, sales tactics, patents, and industry use of inventions. It calls for government approval of sales methods, regulation of competition between large and small firms, and the control of wages, prices, and capital. It also envisions labor unification under federal guidance and setting regional wage and hour standards.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Roosevelt’s potential new Supreme Court member, the impact on a working majority, and warnings about dictatorship. The text references Justice Hugo Black and cautions citizens to consider the consequences of shifting court power.
Mrs I M Roller of Mendon Ohio visited her aunt Mrs Annie Roller and cousins Kenneth Roller and Maude Barber. They spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs C A Heiser in Clare taking Mrs Howard Penrose. Dr Hammerberg made two calls at the Lee Reynolds home for Hitle Wayne and Joyce Joan who had severe colds and croup. Maude Barber stayed part of the week with Mrs Reynolds. Josie Newman and Jean Wood are much better. Hinora Orvis spent Sunday at her parental home.
WEST FREEMAN residents attended Mrs Reed's auction sale near Sears on Monday. Clarence Cook and Nada dined with his sister Mrs Otis Hicks and family of Sears. Otis Hansen of Ypsilanti visits Arthur Hansen and family. Gladys Fahnstock missed school this week due to illness, as did the Van Order children. Mrs Thos Gook visited Mrs Mary Reed near pears. The Freeman township school board held its regular meeting at the Dee and Tom school house Friday afternoon.
Rev Town pastor leads Sunday services at Maple Grove U B Church with school at 2:00 and preaching at 3:00. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 8:00. this week at Louis Finch home. Locals Himer Schofield Ruth Harriger host dinner. trip to Texas for Edward Smedley David Lidell Lester Halstead and Ray Neeper. Mrs Webster and Mrs Timpe visit relatives. Bertha Rulapaugh with sons visit Timpe family.
Dale Hartman visited his parents Mr and Mrs John Hartman in Myers Corners. George Perkins of Saginaw visited his daughter Mrs Norman Myers from Wednesday to Saturday. A gathering surprised Mrs Williams Friday evening with family and friends from Clare to Detroit.
Lesson text on Mark 1 14 28 outlines Jesus preaching first before miracles, calling disciples with urgency to immediate service, and healing a demon as proof of authority. It emphasizes faith repentance and living devotion over public spectacle. The note warns against relying on public praise or demonic endorsement and urges genuine conviction in Christ.
The text reflects on how facing physical handicaps is only one sign that many people fail to uncover their true potential. It suggests that self discovery is hindered by overemphasis on bodily limitations.
A compact, poetic note remarks on how individuals perceive time and themselves, likening perception to a mirrored gaze that reveals only partial, inward doubts. The fragment hints at self-awareness and shared humanity through reflective language.
A saying notes that a man who blends pleasures with business remains partly in control of both realms. It emphasizes balance between enjoyment and work.
The Clare City Common Council holds a regular session with roll call, reading of last minutes, and approvals. The council grants Robert Gardner's building permit, authorizes a sidewalk bill for Thomas Groves, and donates 25 to the Boy Scouts fund. Bills from Mich Bell Tel, Jennison Howe, Consumers Power, suppliers, and numerous wage entries are reviewed and referred to the finance committee. adjournment follows.
The Conservation Commission rescinds the 1935 order defining ice lines and regulating their use in inland waters after recommendation by the Director of Conservation. Signed and sealed this tenth day by Director T. Hofmaster with officials W. H. Loutit and Wayland Good.
Probate Court in Clare County schedules January 24 1938 as hearing date for license to sell real estate in the Charles Gruno estate. Notice to interested parties via Clare Sentinel for three weekly publications. Also guardian appointment proceedings for Mentally Incompetent individual and further probate actions noted.
Outdoorsman can read moss on trees to locate north. Moss grows heaviest on the north side, providing a practical directional hint for navigating heavy timber.
Cloves are used in crafting scents for imitation perfumes in Carnatic perfumery. The article notes their role in traditional fragrance creation and highlights aromatic blending with other ingredients.
Eastern schedules show South No. 62 at 10 36 A M and North No. 61 at 1 52 P M. Pere Marquette lists West 8 19 A M East 3 44 with Harrison at 9 45 on Tuesdays only.
Bus notices show a Hastern Standard Time arrival in Clare at 11:40 a.m. from the south and a return at 4:15 p.m. for Mr Pleasant Alma St Johns Lansing. Both buses connect with Great Lakes buses at Clare.
Sparse timetable notes show Great Lakes Motor Bus routes with times between Mt. Pleasant Clare Harrison Houghton Lake and Sagina. Mentions connections for Leasing morning and a north daily service.
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