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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1938
Page
6
A critical editorial decries the five year New Deal era, arguing administration spending will burden future generations. It contrasts proposed policy halts with continuing borrowing, taxation, and unemployment, warning of national ruin if unchecked.
The piece attacks the 75th Congress and the New Deal, accusing them of squander and political use of relief funds. It cites high unemployment, a mounting public debt, and ongoing economic fear, arguing relief must lead to reemployment and structural reform rather than further spending.
Marion C Johnson deputy county clerk and John Burnett chairman are noted in the continued official proceedings of the Clare County Board of Supervisors.
Alma Production Credit secretary Harry T Glezen reports a two day Grand Rapids conference analyzing past and current credit sources for farmers. Emphasis on repayment plans aligned with income, loan renewal options, and borrower responsibility. Alma PCA lent 362000 last year, up 36 percent, with 789 stockholder members by Jan 1.
X ray plates show that steel under pressure experiences fatigue failure as grains forming the metal break into smaller grains, weakening the structure. Engineers describe the process and its impact on durability.
A historical note claims Alexander the Great ate apples with every meal, sometimes consuming six or seven at a sitting, highlighting a dramatic fruit habit.
The Harrison Michigan board met June 8 1938 in the Clare County Court House. Members Asline Bruce Emerson approved minutes approved payroll 1395 85 and bills totaling multiple items including fuel gravel supplies equipment and labor. A correction notes May minutes misstate expenditure as Road Commissioners Expense to Grand Rapids 12756.
The four bad hawks are the goshawk sharp shinned hawk Cooper s hawk and the duck hawk. The good hawks include red tailed hawk red shouldered hawk broad winged hawk Swainson s hawk American rough legged hawk ferruginous rough legged hawk eastern sparrow hawk marsh hawk and osprey.
Eastern Standard Time schedules show Ann Arbor South No 62 at 10 36 A M and North No 61 at 1 52 P M. Clare connects with Great Lakes buses, and Foster Bus Line links Mt Pleasant Alme St Johns and Lansing with Clare and Harrison times. Great Lakes Motor Bus Co lists Mt Pleasant Clare and Saginaw routes with daily north south connections and transfers.
Public sale by decree of the Circuit Court for Clare County Michigan in the cause of Burton Bunn and Mabel Bunn against William A Oxendale Lenore Oxendale and others. Sale at the Harrison Michigan courthouse front door on August 5 1938 at 9 00 am. Property includes: West half of section 31 and SW quarter of section 30 Hatton Township. entire section 36 Lincoln Township. Dated June 13 1938. Boyd Y Axtell Circuit Court Commissioner for Isabella County acting in Clare County
The Receiver Allen R. Graham will offer for sale on July 18 1938 at 10 am in Harrison Michigan all remaining assets of The Clare County Savings Bank for cash with 10 percent down and balance in three days. Sale subject to court confirmation and prior liens, with assets listed at Farwell Michigan office for inspection. Creditor or stockholder may participate through an agent.
The allies listed include France Great Britain Belgium Italy United States Russia Serbia Romania Japan Greece Portugal Montenegro Brazil China Cuba Costa Rica Guatemala Haiti Honduras Liberia Nicaragua Panama Siam San Marino and Hedjaz. The central powers are Germany Austria-Hungary Turkey and Bulgaria.
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders that Edna M. Seeley’s petition to have George Lumley or another suitable person appointed administrator of the estate of Fred H. Waltz, deceased, be heard on June 27, 1938 at 10 a.m. in Harrison. Public notice to be printed weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel. Judge Alexander B. Wylie presiding. Estella White, Register of Probate.
Default on real estate mortgage by Sias Sias and Hazel Sias of Lansing to Arthur Converse and Edna Converse. Mortgage dated October 31 1936 recorded January 19 1937. total debt 520.27 including taxes. Sale ordered by court at Harrison Clare County at public auction on September 17 1938 at 10:00 AM. property is The North Half of the Northeast Quarter of Section 34 Township 17 North Range 5 West Surrey Township Clare County Michigan. attorney fee 15 dollars and costs at 6 percent interest from date.
In the Clare Circuit Court a suit by Mildred Day is active against a defendant absent from Michigan. An order requires the defendant to appear within three months or the bill will be confessed. Publication in The Clare Sentinel is mandated for six weeks and service of process must follow with registered mail to the defendant’s last known address. Rey Hart is the circuit judge and Donald H. Holbrook the attorney for the plaintiff.
A brief note touts the Clare Sentinel classifieds as a way to get more value for money and reach a wide audience. It emphasizes cost efficiency and broad results for readers placing ads.
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