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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1936
Page
2
County farming notes describe a bran based bait for cut worms using bran molasses water banana oil and arsenite of soda with no salt. The mix is sprayed lightly around infested areas at dusk 20 to 30 pounds per acre. Authorities request unusual cut worm specimens for entomology study.
Spanish women have moved into fields once off limits with more women in universities now. In Madrid faculty like philosophy and literature see more female students than men. Weekends bring many to Guadarrama slopes for skiing and swimming in summer. Voting rights exist. Madrid registers more women voters than men.
The Seb. Plannes family hosted relatives from Chicago last week. Ernest Hileman and wife left for Montana on Monday after a two week visit in Michigan. Additional locals attended a Farm Union meeting in Greenwood and a health meeting in Temple. A large I. A. Hileman family reunion gathered at the Chas Heber home with eight members present and Andie Hileman unable to attend.
The Farmers Union Local 142 of Grant township schedules meetings every two weeks starting Wednesday June 17. An ice cream social and party is set for Friday evening June 19 at the Grant town hall. Local residents Esther Reynolds and others visited neighbors and relatives across the area over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Lee Badgley visited with his sister and family in Gilmore. George Gilcher Jr and family from Flint stayed with his parents. Charles Russell and daughter Olive returned home from Canada. Edith Allen of Vernon visited her brother Clarence Jordan. Thomas and Henry Rhoads took a business trip to Bay City. Sarah and Lila Densmore of Pontiac spent the weekend with Norman Densmore. Amos Van Horn of Flint and Jack Rankin of Detroit visited James McClung’s family. Vaughn Walters and family visited Robert Walters in Arthur. Clyde Butters and family spent Sunday with J W Butters and Catherine, their father and sister.
Mrs Edna Reynolds spent last week with her husband in Flint. Fern Athey left for Lansing for employment. Shull and Lowell visited Mrs George Bates in Harrison. Congratulations to graduates Eeith Sanders Jesse Newman Jr and eighth graders Marie Fitzpatrick Edward Spicer Rex Orvis Lola Hartman. Norman Myers wed Margaret Perkins and left for Chicago.
The community extends best wishes for a happy marriage and welcomes Mrs. Hartman to our Sunday School at the farm home in Arthur VB. The note invites her to continue attending as she joins the group.
Gilmore Church of Christ reports Pastor Harl B. Vayette leading services at 10 a m with Bible School at 11 a m followed by preaching. Notices share deaths illnesses engagements and local visits including Mrs Reach passing at home, Mrs Jess Glass illness, and community updates from Gilmore and nearby areas.
Mrs Glen Gordon spent Friday with Mrs Roy Gordon at Cornwell farm. Families from neighbouring towns visited homes and cottages including the Dewitt party from Saginaw and the Robinetts from Colonville with Roselle joining. Horses, babies and travel between Lansing Clare Otsego and Jackson were noted along with several weekend visits and house guests.
Lesson text on Luke 23 33 46 focuses on Jesus crucifixion its meaning and the call for personal faith. It highlights Calvary the two criminals the forgiving words of Jesus and the final cry as he dies to pay the price for sin and offer salvation.
The passage asserts the soul cannot be destroyed and endures forever. It likens the soul to the sun whose light travels beyond apparent sunset, dispersing influence rather than ending.
A reflective note describes as “Active in Good Works” and “beautiful” the quiet service of two individuals, praising selfless dedication and the blessing of mutual sacrifice within a faith community.
The notice requires candidates for United States Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor and state legislative seats to file nominating petitions by 5:00 p.m. Eastern time on July 28. Signature requirements vary by office with minimums based on last election totals and party, plus geographic distribution rules across counties.
Secretary of State Orville E Atwood urges use of checks money orders or other transfers instead of cash to pay state fees. He notes daily mail to the department includes hundreds of dollar bills and sometimes as many as a thousand, and wants traceable payments for items like motor vehicle titles and operator licenses. The push targets replacing currency with negotiable instruments to document transactions.
Advertises Filbertone Powder sold nationwide by druggists for heartburn and upset stomach. Claims four way action that sweetens digestion, reduces gas and bloating, and flushes acid from bowels kidneys bladder and blood. Offers free booklet Common Sense Living from Filbertone Co Inc Saginaw Michigan.
The article notes delays and losses in mail and applications and suggests using money orders to trace payments. When money orders are used, they should be drawn on Lansing to facilitate recovery of records and payments.
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