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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1935

Page

7

Clare Sentinel classifieds and rates notice

Public notices seek probate listings and job printing services. The notice outlines weekly Friday editions, postal rates to Michigan and U S Canada, display ad rates, cards of thanks, resolutions, poetry and fillers pricing, and requests to use The Sentinel for printing by Judge Dorsey.

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General Johnson Aide to NY Public Works Program Stirs Debate

General Hugh S Johnson, recently named Federal Works Progress Administrator for New York City, warned at UVA Public Affairs Institute that vast public works funds must be carefully supervised. Critics say his stance challenges Roosevelt and the administration's socialist-leaning brain trust.

Hugh S Johnson Federal Works Progress New York City

Washington comments urge budget balance and new policies

In the speech he urged President Roosevelt to balance the budget and stop monetary experiments while calling for a return to the 1932 Democratic platform and pre election promises. He argued that such steps would enrich the domestic market and bring unprecedented prosperity, while agreeing that government spending cannot single handedly solve unemployment or revive business.

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Prominent New Deal critic warns of looming debt and failed recovery

A veteran figure in federal programs questions the Roosevelt era policies. He cites a projected national debt near 50 billion dollars and stagnant industrial employment, arguing private business must regain confidence to restart growth. He quotes General Johnson on making bricks without straw and urges a real solution beyond spending.

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Loomis Hall Hosts Sunday School and Services

Loomis Hall holds Sunday school each week at 10 30 a m with a Young People meeting at 7 30 p m and preaching at 8 p m on the subject Undivided Love. Visitors include Mrs Albina Gerow and son Parney at the L Pudway home and relatives traveling from Clare Flint and Mt Pleasant to various local homes.

Sam Muir Will Mahan Chas. Sherman Ethel Muscott Breckenridge Doris Hindman Sam Hindman Detroit Anna Hindman Verna-Scott Fred Scott Clare Fannie Murphy Midland T. H. Brooks Fred Smalley Muriel George Scott Raymond Scott Aaron Irwin Farwell Rosebush Earle Shook Baldwin Andrew Glen Bowling Green Ohio Olive Mae Scott Paris Gleaner Hall Shirley Alfen Frederick Scott Bert Scott Marion McDonald Saginaw Cleo Tryon Elizabeth Oman Carrie Lansing Peter Oman Aaron, Irwin Lewis Aaron Irwin, Jr Lloyd Irwin Walter Cornell Traverse City Levi Willey Mt. Pleasant George Johnson Perrin Johnson Millie Doane Albuquerque New Mexico Earle Johnson Loomis Hall Albina Gerow Parney Basil Welch Frank Heddys Wesley Teale Clare, Caild Frank Musser A. E. Bergey Flint Bart

How One Man Lost 25 Pounds

John Lethaby of Portland Oregon shares his six week Kruschen Salts weight loss from 190 to 165 pounds, noting a 42 inch chest and 36 inch waist and praising its pep and youth. He advises taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning and cutting fatty foods while druggists offer a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

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Local Notes from Mt Pleasant and Area

Marion Graham undergoes appendicitis surgery at General hospital Mt Pleasant and is improving. Funeral services held for Geo Weller in Mt Pleasant. he formerly lived in Whiteville. Numerous visits and gatherings noted, including friends dining with Willis Ball in Toronto and travelers to Kalamazoo. Various relatives and friends visit, with health updates on Otto House and Virgil Wilsey.

Russell Cowden Bernice Wild R. O. Thomson Marion Graham General Hospital Mt. Pleasant Jack Lynch Bill Wassemer Grand Rapids Dorothy McKalvin Owosso Porter Ellis William Thompson Wood Graham Geo. ‘Weller Weller Whiteville Lorna Jones Durwood Simpson Midland Vilo Ouderkirk Orvel Graham Priscilla Bryce Joanna Lucas Port Hinda John Hart Asay Roy Ouderkirk Mary Beth Blesch Yarwell Marion Betty Bender Walter Dunn Vancover B. C Alex Hislop Doris Cleavinger al Stebbins Flint B. R. Spencer Kaskaska W. F. Hunter Howard Shields Notre Dame Ind Steve McCarran Earl Willey Virginia Radey Leaton James Radey Clyde Craig Romeo Ruth ¥. Johnston A. Z. Campbell Harrison Homer Campbell Clarence Tripp Alma George Elias Elizabeth Battle Creek John Graham

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