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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1936

Page

6

Greenwood Center Weekend Guests and Local Socials

Greenwood Center reports weekend visits by Mr and Mrs Geo Perry of Lansing at Ira Van Valkenberg home. Mrs Cora Robins and Hather spent Sunday there. John Burnett birthday party with pot luck refreshments. Ruth Caner returned from Battle Creek for a few weeks. Minnie Keith at Albert Bruce home. Dickie Lee Ulrich of Clare visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Fitzpatrick at Dover. Charles Barlow visited Skeels relatives. Rev Hendrich to preach next Sunday after Sunday school. Jerome Densmore stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Bruce Williams.

Greenwood Center Geo. Perry Lansding Ira van Valkenberg Cora Robins Hather John Burnett Dickie Lee Ulrich Clare Charles Fitzpatrick Dover Charles. Barlow Skeels B. J. Hess Hendrich Jerome Densmore Bruce Williams

Family News From MANN SIDING Area

Breckenridge visitors overnight at Emerson Burton home. Emerson Nephew returns from Pontiac. Clarkston guests visit Giers. Leonard Reynolds welcomed a baby girl Eleanor Jean. Union meeting drew strong turnout despite bad roads. Next meeting set for the 20th. Claire Johnson Otto Burton spent weekend in Flint. Home Economic leaders Earl Green and Chas Weber visited Clare for lesson No 4.

Leland Favreau Emerson Breckenridge Emerson Burton Elmer Nephew Pontiiac George Smith Clarkston Wm. Giers Leonard Reynolds Eleanor Jean Union Claire Johnson Otto Burton Flint A. He, Burton Earl Green Chas. Weber Clare

Elm Grove Residents Travel and Local Visits Noted

Mr and Mrs Clair Strouse conducted a business trip to Barryton last Tuesday. Otto Rulapaugh and Clifford Castle helped with ice for John Lang. The Russell family and Olive joined the visit. Rudolph Hildebrandt and daughter attended Harold’s funeral at Clare Sunday afternoon. Brewer school children visited Randall school for a skin test. Mt Pleasant family of B F Giers spent the weekend at the Raymond home.

Clair Strouse Barryton Otto Rulapaugh Clifford Castle John Lang Chas. Russel Olive Rudolph Hildebrandt Harold Clare Brewer School Randall School B. F. Giers Mt. Pleasant Raymond Home

Hurrah for spring as ARTHUR CENTER reports light news

Snowbound residents look toward spring while cheering a return to normal life. Miss Wisie Shull of Saginaw visits family in the area as Miss Doris Roller of Mendon Ohio spends time with relatives in Breckenridge and Arthur Center. Harold Sunday passes away leaving friends and relatives in sympathy. The Thomasik family plans to move to L A Kiggins farm in coming weeks. Norman Myers visits Saginaw friends. Sunday School hopes to restart next week after weather delays.

Wisie Shull Saginaw Lowell J. M. Rover Doris Roller Mendon Ohio Norman Myers

Social Evening Visits Move Through Local Homes

Maude Barber Doris and Kenneth Roller spent Friday evening at the Home of Wall Sinder mutantly. Jacki Wood has been visiting friends in Port Huron. Friday evening callers at J M Rollers were Mrs Floyd Spicer and sons Howard and Billy. Saturday evening callers were Mrs Shull and Miss Wiste.

Maude Barber Doris Kenneth Roller Wall Sinder Mutantly Jacki“Wood Port Huron J. M. Rollers Floyd Spicer Howard Billy Shull Miss Wiste

Seven Year Old Junior Hale Dies After Brief Illness

Friday evening the seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Oro Hale died after a two day illness. The funeral was led by Rev Kleinhart at the Hale home and he was laid to rest in Arthur cemetery. The family and relatives receive heartfelt sympathy as they cope with the loss.

Little Junior Oro Hale Kingdom of Heaven Kleinhart Arthur

Local Visitors and Community Notices in Maple Grove

Lawrence Rulapaugh of Lansing and Lawrence Finch of Flint visited relatives here. The Schofield family hosted a birthday dinner for their father. Mrs. Virginia Grell visited from Flint, recreation groups met at local homes, and Mrs. Ruben Tigner injured a finger in a wringer.

Lawrence Rulapaugh Lansing Dale Rulapaugh Lawrence Finch Flint Schofield Virginia Grell Walter Smedley Recreation Homer Rodgers Timpe Ed. Hane Ladies’ Recreation Guy Hall Court House Harrison Mable Smedley Elmer Jr Doris Schofield Mt. Pleasant Eileen Schofield Clare

Sings the Songs of Olderin and Parks Funding Debate

Traditional Irish songs are featured on American radio by Peggy Dell of Dublin on the Columbia network. The state park system faces disrepair and funding shortfalls. the Conservation Commission votes to seek funds from the State Administrative Board to prevent closures and further depreciation. Deep Michigan iron mines in the Upper Peninsula are noted among the world's deepest.

Chicago Peggy Dell Dublin Ireland Dell Jack Hylton Columbia Standard Oil Company Indiana Conservation Commission State Administrative Board P. J. Hoffmaster Commission Michigan Upper Peninsula

Penalty set for Payne after venison possession case

Thomas Payne, 30, of Walkerville, fined 100 dollars and 15 dollars costs plus a 30 day jail term for illegal possession of venison. He pleaded guilty in circuit court before Judge Earl C. Pugsley. Payable by expiring date or face up to six months in jail.

Thomas Payne Walkerville Payne Henry Beadle Oceana County Earl C. Pugsiey Pine River Ne-Bo-Shone United States Circuit Court of Appeals Fred M. Raymond Sendhue Snessociation Department of Conservation Attorney General’s Department of the State P. J. Hoffmaster Ne- Bo-Shone

Community Notes Fill Weekend Visits

Mr and Mrs Forest Dysinger and family called Sunday at S Harshs. Ralph Teale spent Saturday night at his grandmother Mrs A Gerow. Alice Frances and Johnnie Musser spent Sunday afternoon at Albert Middleton home. Audrey Musser visited Virgle Waddington. Ed Wobig and Sag inaw were weekend visitors at John Bergey home. Ralph Musser spent Sunday with grandparents Mr and Mrs Bert Bergey. James Yates of Arizona had dinner at the E Bergey home Monday.

Forest Dysinger S. Harshs Ralph Teale A. Gerow Alice Frances Johnnie Musser Albert Middleton Audrey Musser Virgle Waddington Ed. Wobig Saginaw John Bergey Ralph Musser Bert Bergey James Yates Arizona E. Bergey

Declaring Emergency Triggers Citywide Building Safeguards

The city declares an emergency and activates protective measures for buildings and structures. Officials outline rapid response protocols, inspection mandates, and temporary restrictions to safeguard residents and property. Local agencies coordinate to monitor infrastructure and enforce safety requirements.

The Brain Trusters as My Shepherd in 1936

A satirical paraphrase of Psalm 23 depicts The Brain Trusters as shepherds who fail the speaker. They cause poverty and unemployment, lead to reduced salaries, high taxes, and a mortgaged home, leaving the speaker amid low mood and economic fear. The piece frames political critique through biblical language.

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