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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1937
Page
5
The Clare Sentinel lists display ad rates and local liners with 10c per line fillers and 25c for cards of thanks, plus 50c per line for longer notices. It invites probate notices through Judge Wylie and promotes its full range of job printing services.
Charles Kleinhardt, pastor, leads Sunday worship at the United Brethren Church with services at the usual hour, Sunday school at 10 30 and a special sermon at 11 30, followed by midweek prayer. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
City and state reports show liquor contributes six to eight percent of fatal motor vehicle accidents though not always the immediate cause. Acknowledges many involved were drinking but not necessarily drunk. Also notes club party details with prize winners and upcoming meetings and a January 17 potluck business meeting at the Congregational church dining parlors.
Clare County farmers and township delegates met at Harrison courthouse on January 14 1937 for a preview of the 1937 agricultural conservation program led by Paul Reod extension soils specialist. Follow up meetings in nine communities will elect local committees and explain program details. The aim is early education to ensure farmers qualify for benefits and understand payments funded by taxes.
Washington was designed as a planned capital after the American Revolution. In 1791 a Potomac River site was chosen, the area called Territory of Columbia and later the District of Columbia.
The column lists residents enjoying skating on lakes and private ponds, visits between families in Sonia and Clare, and updates on illnesses and recoveries. It notes church and W P A reception supervision meetings at Wilson and Brock homes, a Judd Brasington recreation party, and an Extension Club gathering with talks and a Valentine exchange planned for February 16.
Hinkleville residents report ideal weather fading with a brewing storm. Local families including the McIntosh and Nevills share illness improvements while visits occur among neighbors. County Agent Gibson and local activity at the school note a dry oil well on the Hanners Currie No. 1 property, sparking hope for further exploration.
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