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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1937
Page
7
The passage describes the Spanish Civil War with the Republican government aided by Russia and France. It notes Russian and French support for governmental forces and mentions thousands of French volunteers reportedly joining the rebels.
Washington commentary warns that foreign involvement in Spain risks a European-wide clash. It notes Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy aiding rebels and cites $26,568,722 worth of U S arms licensed for export from 1935 to 1986. The piece urges Congress action to amend the neutrality act and halt licenses.
Mrs Geo Scott attended a county health meeting in Clare with multiple neighbors present. The next Lake school house meeting is February 3. Families from Baldwin Barryton Pontiac Toledo and Clare were seen visiting and shopping. Ella Mae Irwin injured her finger at Raymond Scotts store. Donna Neeper hosted a skating party on their pond.
The article explains a long held belief that keeping parts of a person, such as hairs or nails, grants power over them. It notes ancient superstition behind the practice and the careful handling of these items.
A baby girl was born recently at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Miller. Mrs Miller named the child Barbara. Sunday visitors included Cliff Price and family, LaVerne Waring, Jay Rauch and sons Chester Melvin and Bruce, Vera Price and others helped during Carl Miller’s trip. Charles Adletiue and Ryan Lyong households were also noted as visiting.
Many residents including Mrs. Rocky and Floyd Regar are confined with flu. Mrs. Webber’s birthday celebrated with dinner at Grant Two hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Chris Webber. Aid Society gathers with Mrs. Glenn Poet. next meet with Mrs. Jennie Bates. Livestock market activity noted. Stanley Kleiner in Detroit part of last week. Vicourscribe home with cold. other callers listed.
Mrs M Hondersen and her son 8 Je Honderich visited Pine Rut and Delo last Sunday to attend an appointment. Mrs Honderich delivered messages in the morning and they had dinner with son Milton and wife at Crystal before returning home after the evening service. The Wednesday night prayer service was well attended and a special invitation to gather remains extended.
Mrs Everette Allen called on Mrs Fred Trietch Sunday. Ray Houghton and Chas Van Denberg visited Roy Gordon at Cornwell Farm. Emma Boots and brothers Ralph and Hudson Harvey had flu. Courtney Bauer soloed to Midland and plans passenger hours. Hil of Harrison visited Boat home. Robert Walters and Arden Walters hosted guests in Clare. Floyd Allen and others drove to a gravel pit near St Louis for planned operations.
Mr and Mrs Rex Robinett and Harl of Clare spent Thursday evening with their parents Glen Gordon returned from Detroit last Friday Donald Bissett and Bob Gordon spent Sunday with Don's parents Mr and Mrs Jas Beattie and family of Saginaw and Miss Nina Kever of Clare called Sunday at the Art Rover home Charles Garver was also a visitor Mr and Mrs Glen Blystone and Ruth were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ted Newman last Friday Mr and Mrs Russell Strouse of Butternut spent Sunday evening with her parents Mr and Mrs C E Davis Ray Strouse of Colonville and Clarence Davis were hunting one day last week Mr and Mrs Laurence Robinett and Rogelee spent Sunday at the Don Allen home in Frost Mrs Stella Davis and little daughters and Mrs Dessie Davis visited Monday with Mrs Florence Robinett
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Castle of Mann Siding Chester Lee lived only a few hours after birth on January 8 Prayer services were held at home and burial followed in Hatton cemetery The family also grieves for their eighteen month old daughter Betty who survives Mr and Mrs O M Somers of Gilmore visited the Hileman home Dr Myers of Gladwin treated horses for parasites Gerald Gould visited the Pfanmes home Francis Thomas was ill and unable to teach Farmers Union met tonight Tamch
Advertises a gross eye reconstruction service at 795 Pontiac Bank Building in Pontiac Michigan. Claims straightening without bandages or hospitalization and no need for glasses. Offers a free book of information.
A chaotic 1814 drug advertisement hawks a 25¢ “green tablets” formula using buchu leaves juniper oil and six other drugs to flush acids and impurities. It promises relief from irritation frequent urination backache and leg pains and claims a refund if not pressed within four days.
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