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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1936
Page
4
The speaker warns against repealing corporation taxes and the excess profits tax, arguing it would slash expected revenue of 1.1 billion dollars this year and worsen a growing Treasury deficit. He says untested taxes threaten future economic structure and employment.
The speaker argues that current economic conditions endanger small businesses and strengthen big corporations. He warns against taxing corporate undivided earnings and highlights large distributions as vital for employment, citing rising national debt and projections and urging restraint to protect jobs and economic recovery.
Mrs Grace Gagnon visits Clare for shopping. Families from Marion Harrison and Mason appear at local homes. Shirley Rae Pruden born April 26 to Mr and Mrs Tre a Pruden. Temple school showcases May 1 Health Day with odd exhibit at Tibbilts. Rail repair after freight car derailment near town attracts workers and attention. Chaplain of C C G camps preaches to a large Sunday night crowd.
Lesson on Luke eighteen teaches persistent prayer for the believer. It contrasts the selfish Pharisee with the humble publican, urging constant prayer even when answers seem delayed and highlighting Christ’s verdict that the penitent man goes home forgiven.
A reflection quotes Fenelon on silence and endurance as acceptable to God. It notes that receiving a harsh word in his presence and bearing it calmly can be more meaningful than lengthy prayer.
A reflection on daily life sanctified by religious practice. The quote by G. MacDonald asserts no action is too small if done with a higher purpose, elevating humble deeds through devotion.
Garfield Grange met at the hall on a Saturday evening May 2 with 14 members present. Eight candidates were listed for initiation at the next meeting May 16. notes mention absent Bert Scott and visiting relatives, plus a lamp and organ auction raising funds for the treasury.
Grange meets each Thursday night at Beach schoolhouse. Community shares visits, illnesses, and family news from Farwell to Clare. Reports detail hospital stays, new residents, rainfall, and open Grange events, with May 12 and May 14 gatherings noted.
Mt Vernon Grange reports Mrs J Archambault and Mrs R Brown joined state farm agent Jennings Archambault at a Sagimaw visit. Walter White received strawberry plants. Floyd Slentz and family visited. Helen Slentz from Washington DC plans two weeks at home. Barn fire losses. officers club meeting postponed. Archambaults and Zinsers to lead program next Monday.
Mr and Mrs Henry Hilborn of St Helens visited sister and family over Sunday. The Williams visited Lyle Wait and son Clair Lyle, returning from Houghton Lake where they fished well. Grange members reported a decent turnout Tuesday night with Bro Oliver of Colem an sharing notes on his Western Coast trip. Calvin Cotton of Flint stayed with brother Clarence and family and with parents at Ferrti Ranch last week.
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