Gospel Workers Convention At Church Of God Declares Success
The Tri County Gospel Workers Convention held at the Church of God on March 38 concluded with a full morning devotional, a business session, and a large evening service. Rev G W Dyer led a field survey talk, with sermons by Rev M LVan Hoose and Rev Mary Barber. Over seventy shared a pastor’s home dinner and attendees planned for next August in Mt Pleasant.
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Isabella, Clare, Mecosta
Church ‘of God
G. W. Dyer
M. L. van Hoose
Mary Barber
Mt. Pleasant
So. Lansing St
Bicknell Store Promotes Red Top Glass Wool
The Bicknell Store sells Red Top Glass Wool insulation claiming it resists moisture and combustion, raises room temperatures by 24 degrees, eliminates drafts, provides uniform winter heat and summer cooling, and lowers fuel bills by 35 percent. Insulation engineers will be on site to demonstrate and answer heating questions, and free samples are offered.
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Clare
Bicknell
Appreciation for kindness after bereavement
The Sunday family expresses deep thanks for acts of kindness and sympathy during their recent loss. They thank Revs Hendrick and Dave and the singers for comforting messages, Dr Wood and staff for care, and others who assisted in their home.
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Hendrick
Dave
Dr. Wood
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
We extend sincere thanks to many friends for kindness during our beloved son and brother's illness and death. Gratitude to those who sent flowers and to Rev. Chas Kleinhardt for comforting words and Alice Heller for the songs at the services. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Hale and brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Kleinhardt
Alice Heller
Ora Hale
Appreciation Note To Amy Friends At Clare County General
Joe Murphy thanks Amy and friends for many acts of kindness during his stay at Clare County General Hospital.
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Amy
Clare County General Hospital
Joe Murphy
Peoples Caucus at Hatton Town Hall Monday
A peoples caucus will be held at Hatton town hall on Monday March 16 at 2 00 PM by order of the township committee.
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Hatton Town Hall
Local Social Notes Highlight Alma Residents
Alma guests include Mr and Mrs Cliff Rimer hosting at Lamphere home. Howard Morford visited Delton and Battle Creek. A B Pringle celebrates 90th birthday on Pine street. George Turbush travels from Hurley to Detroit for medical care. Nealie Look serves on a federal jury in Bay City then returns home. Geo Scott family returns from Florida. Lake items promise further detail. Mrs B N Cotton visits Mt Pleasant while husband to Illinois. John Northon and H Jones report first robins seen at Dr Sanford residence.
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Cliff Rimer
Alma
Jesse Lamphere
Howard Morford
Delton
Battle Creek
Pringle
Our City
Pine Street
George Turbush
Vernon
Hurley Hospital
Flint
Detroit
Nealie Look
Winterfield Township
Clare
Bay City
Geo. Scott
Lake
Florida
B. N. Cotton
Mt. Pleasant
R. Stottlemyer
Illinois
John Northon
H. Jones
Drs F. C
Greatness Defined by Great Deeds and Goodness
A wisdom piece from Douglas Malloch emphasizes that true greatness lies in greatly good actions, not wealth or titles. It argues humble, principled service, whether teaching a state or village, measures a person by the good they do and the happiness they bring.
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Earth
Douglas Malloch
WNY Service
Salaam Question and Spine Curvature
A cryptic item from the PADA notes asks what a salaam means and links it to curvature of the spine. The fragment cites hellisyndicate and WNU Service with no clear event or context.
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Hellisyndicate
WNU
False Economy Potatoes Cut Profits Prompt Simple Form
Michigan potato growers can determine weekly profit or loss with a new one page form by K T Wright of Michigan State College farm management. A survey of 800 growers showed average cost 43.22 per acre vs income 41.16, excluding marketing. The form flags poor seed, inadequate fertilizer, late planting and false economies.
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Michigan
K. T. Wright
Farm Management Department
Michigan State College
East Lansing
Wright
Mrs White Hosts Dinner Party In New Smyrna
Mr and Mrs Bruce Sweat of Day Island Beach Mrs R L Lewis Mr and Mrs Simon Bogardus of Clare Michigan celebrate the Whites golden wedding anniversary on November 30 1935 nearly a third of their 50 years in New Smyrna with many warm friends reported in the Daily News March 3 1935
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce B. Sweat
Iona Beach
R. L. Lewis
Simon Bogardus
Clare
Michigan
New Smyrna
Fla
Daily News
CCC Camp Temple Assists During Storm Rescue and Aid
A letter from Miss Dorothy F. Brown of Clare County Emergency Welfare Office commends Camp Temple for rescuing families blocked by a February storm. CCC volunteers led by Sam Cline used a tractor and manned crews William Adams, Harry Mann, and Lumon Williams to move families to medical care. Also noted is the Marion rescue of Johnston family and three teachers after a car overturned, aided by Camp Temple supervisors W. He Zeckin, Arnold MacLean, and Henry Wadeboncoeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Sam Cline
Colored Veterans
CCG Camp
Temple
Dorothy F. Brown
Clare County Emergency Welfare Administration
Emergency Relief Office
Clare County
William Adams
Harry Mann
Lumon Williams
Good Samaritan
Johnston
Marion
W. He, Zeckin
Arnold MacLean
Henry Wadeboncoeur
Camp Temple
Nashs Thank Community for Help After Fire
Mr and Mrs C W Nash express gratitude for sympathy and offers of help after a recent fire. They thank friends for support and commend the fire department for prompt, efficient work that saved their dwelling.
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Fire Department
C. W. Nash
Notice Declines Candidacy for City Treasurer
Nelle M. Sherwood states she will not be a candidate for city treasurer this year due to other work. She thanks supporters for their loyalty and cooperation and suggests a future chance to serve.
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Nelle M. Sherwood
Harvest and farming notes from Michigan extension bulletin
The extension writer urges better sheep care and feeding to improve lambing profits and reports 1935 fertilizer sales up 34.6 percent in Michigan with 70.24 percent of sales adhering to college recommendations. A County Adjustment Planning project begins with a twelve member committee to study county agriculture and advise on long term programs as the Agricultural Adjustment Bill aims to shift tilled land to grazing and forest uses.
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Michigan
Paul Rood
Soils Department of
M. S.C
Soils Department
Final steps begun to pay 1985 Corn Hog balances
After two months of marking time the final steps to settle the 1985 Corn-Hog contracts are underway. Compliance papers for Clare County signers are now in Washington.
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Clare County
Washington
Michigan Agriculture Outlook Questions Artificial Price Plans
The 1936 Agricultural Outlook for Michigan argues against artificial price setting and supports the law of supply and demand. It notes 1935 crop production rose 42 percent from 1934 while total crop value fell 2.5 percent, yet total cash farm income climbed 11 percent as costs grew slower than prices.
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Michigan
Livestock Outlook for 1936 For Michigan Farmers
Local farmers examine the 1936 livestock outlook noting grain fed cattle marketings in 1986 will exceed 1935, slaughter supplies of cows and heifers will fall, and beef cattle numbers are expected to rise for three years with prices easing. Michigan farmers expect to fare better than corn belt neighbors amid rising supply and price shifts.
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Michigan
Corn Belt
Wool and dairy prices projected through 1936
The report notes wool and lamb prices to stay strong in 1936 with a rise in sheep numbers suggesting later price declines. Dairy products should remain favorable, milk production up in 1986, butter fat prices solid, and poultry and eggs unlikely to rise. Hatcheries report larger chick orders, with turkey production likely to increase in 1936.
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Turkey
Clare County bean crop tops 1935 record. malting barley eyed
Farmers note the 1935 bean crop was the second largest on record with 2.5 million bags carryover into 1936, about one million bags above normal. Some Clare County growers are urged to consider malting barley to diversify and fill cash crop needs as inquiries arise about barley production.
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Clare County
Uncertain 1936 sugar beet outlook prompts caution
The 1936 sugar beet outlook remains unsettled due to quotas and disruptions to A A A policy. Farmers are advised to proceed cautiously with sugar beets, potatoes and beans, especially white beans, amid shifting agricultural guidance.
Farmers with Good Herds Weather Storms in Northern Michigan
Noting that farmers who build strong cattle and sheep herds and grow feed and pastures fare better in Northern Michigan storms, the article highlights the value of diversified livestock and self-sufficient farming strategies.
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Michigan
Sheridan Democratic Caucus Planned at Town Hall
The Sheridan Democratic caucus will meet Friday March 13 at 2 30 p m at the town hall to nominate for township offices and address other business as needed.
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Sheridan
Town Hall
Vernon Union Caucus Seeks Nominations at Town Hall
A Vernon union caucus will convene at the Vernon town hall next Monday March 16 at 2 p m to nominate township officers for the April 6 election and to handle any other business that may arise.
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Vernon Town Hall
Farmers urged to attend March 24 horse sale
J. W. Dunlop promotes a spring horse sale on March 24 offering many horses including twenty yearlings and two year old colts mostly mares All teams will be hitched at sale and sold as represented.
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J. W. Dunlop
Grant Township Republican Caucus Nominates Officers
The Grant Township Republican caucus will meet at the town hall on Monday March 16 at 2 00 p m to nominate town officers for the April 6 1936 election.
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Grant Township
Brasington Auction Set For March 25 1936 Farm Stock Sale
J B and C I Brasington announce a reserved auction date of March 25 1936 featuring one Belgian stallion three good work teams six horses and colts seventeen milch cows and a full line of stock and farm machinery. A complete list will follow. 2112
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J. B
C. I. Brasington
Personal debt disclaimer by Joe Paniucki
The statement declares that responsibility for any debts rests solely with Joe Paniucki and not with others. It denies joint liability and emphasizes individual obligation.
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Joe Paniucki
Community Meeting Schedule and Club Gatherings
Listings show Lodge meetings every Friday at 8 30 p m and American Legion plus Legion Auxiliary on the first and third Mondays. Rebekahs plan next Tuesday if weather allows. Clare Kiwanis at Hotel Doherty Wednesdays at 6 30 p m. Guild gathering with Mrs L G Wagner Wednesday March 18 pot luck supper with supper at 6 30, business meeting at 4 30. Eastern Star first Thursday at 7 230, Masonic Lodge second Tuesday monthly.
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Clare Kiwanis Club
Doherty
Guild
L. G. Wagner
West 7Th Street
Vernon Township Republican Caucus Nominates Officers
A caucus of Vernon township republican electors will meet at the Vernon townhall on Saturday March 14 at 1 PM to nominate township officers for the spring election on April 6. The session may handle other business as needed.
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Vernon Township
Vernon Townhall
Shipping dates posted by Farmers Ind Produce Co
All livestock must be brought in by 2 00 p m on March 24 and April 7 at Farmers Ind Produce Co. for shipment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tri-County
Bicknell Store
Harold Sunday
Lewis W. Sunday
Walter Sunday
Peoples’ Caucus
Adleryka
Farwell
Barston’s. Drug Store
By Douglas Malloch
Pada
Mrs. White
CCC Camp Temple
MAXIE
THE
Citizens State Bank
the Peoples Bank
Sheridan Democratic Caucus
Grant Republican Caucus
American Legion and
the Legion Auxiliary
Rebekals
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
Fletchers Castoria
Caldwells
Wests
Crean
Parke Davis
Stair
Clare, Michigan
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