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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1938

Page

6

Farmers Rebellion Grows Against Crop Control Act

Warnings rise as farmers from the cotton tobacco and corn belts protest the Crop Control Act allotments. Hill records show reductions up to 70 percent in some cases, threatening beef and pork supply while imports rise. Officials call the protests a revolt to be quelled and indicate leaders may face penalties.

Russia Washington Department of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture United States House of Representaives Claude R. Wickard North Central AAA

Washington letter defends farmers rights against crop controls

The writer argues ensure farmers protest peacefully against crop allotment policies. They condemn the Agriculture Department for alleged manipulation and shrinking allotments, warning of widespread damage to farming and constitutional rights. The piece cites Senator Bailey calling Washington policy a model of fascism and urges defense of petition and assembly.

Agricultural Department America United States Washington Josiah W. Bailey North Carolina

Rich Young Ruler Challenged to Choose God Over Wealth

Sermon text contrasts wealth with devotion, urging self emptying before God. It cites the rich young ruler, Jesus as God, and the danger of trusting money. It emphasizes humility, sacrifice, and the gospel call to faithful followership.

Jesus God Christ

Humble Origin of Man Cited From Genesis

A biblical quotation cites Genesis 2 7 describing how God formed man from dust and breathed life into him to become a living soul. The verse emphasizes divine creation and the origin of humanity.

The Live Minister Philosophy Quotation

A concise aphorism warns that a minister who loses touch with people will forget to speak their language and connect with a public. The remark emphasizes practical empathy over abstract rhetoric.

Pray For What Should We Pray For

A reflective inquiry on the purpose of prayer and the needs individuals seek to address through spiritual supplication. It contemplates guidance, relief, and communal wellbeing as core motives for prayer.

Local Social Notes From Southeast Sheridan Area

Miss Edna Langin of Funt spent the weekend with her mother. Homer Livingston and Miss Charlotte Bouchey of Clare and Hilton Gelgey with Janet from Bard were Sunday dinner guests of John Livingston and family. Mrs. Ross Coe visited her sister at Loomis. Leo Jennings returned to Royal Oak after a stay at Mrs. Langin's home. Bertha Randle visited her sister Mary Randle in West Grant. Jack Collins and two children had Sunday dinner with Frank Loomis and family. Edith Randle was a caller. Mark Sowle and wife were in Ann Arbor on business Monday.

Edna Langin Funt Homer Livingston Charlotte Bouchey Clare Hilton Gelgey Janet Bard John Livingston Ross Coe Waddington Loomis Leo Jennings Royal Oak Langin Bertha Randle Mary Randle West Grant Jack Collins Frank Loomis Edith Randle Mark Sowle Ann Arbor

Local residents gather for visits and daily tasks

Heads include Mrs. Alice Mead and son Alton of Detroit dining with Leo Gronda. Ford Carrigan cuts wood for Long Lake school while measles and flu keep several neighborhood children home from school. Jim Seymour works for Henry Norman and Herbert Anger hauls logs for Bert Henry's mill. Trout fishing over the weekend draws Bob Lackey and Slug McCoy to the Norman home, as Mr and Mrs Harley Kearns of Houghton Lake visit Herb Anger's mother. Kenneth Coulter visits Mead home, and Al Davis of Merritt stops by H Norman home Sunday.

Alice Mead Alton Detroit Leo Gronda Ford Carrigan Long Lake Jim Seymour Henry Norman Herbert Anger Bert Henry Bob Lackey Slug McCoy Norman Harley Kearns Houghton Lake Herb Anger Kenneth Coulter Mead Home al Davis Merritt H. Norman

Brown Corners Social Roundup Among Neighbors

Brown Corners residents and guests share weekend visits birthdays and dinners. Emma Garver Nora Langworthy Coloma Leitner and Francis Coulter joined others in neighborly calls. Sympathy sent to Mrs Violet Sunday on L. W. Sunday loss. P T A meeting praised with short program and lunch.

Fred Allen Bernard Mayme Bunyan The Eagle Forest Garver Albert Shaver Chas Kleinhardt Emma Garver Nora Langworthy Coloma Leitner Francis Coulter Orie Clark Cecil Clark Lansing William Clark Wm. Kanarr Kanarr Garth Shull Texas Ira Miller Long Lake Brown Corners Floyd Black Marguerite Arlene Lower Amos Wilson Kenneth Wilson Lottie Robinett Hmmett Violet Sunday L. W

Gilmore Center Gilmore Church of Christ Service Schedule

Long service and devotion at 10:00 with communion at 10:15 elders and deacons officiating. Sermon at 10:30 "Paul's Courage or A Hero's Triumphant Faith" based on Rom. 34-39. Bible School at 11:00 testing Discipleship by Service. Young People's meeting at 7:30 p m with evening lesson on Matthew 16. Sermon at 8:15 p m titled "An Old Love Story." Various visitors and local gatherings noted among the congregation.

Gilmore Church OF Christ Paul Alvin Wood God Gilmore

Baptisms Perform Confession at Gilmore Church of Christ

One person made a good confession Sunday morning at the Gilmore Church of Christ and three others were baptized at the river immediately after services.

Gilmore Church of Christ

Weekend visits and school project update in MANN Siding

Mr and Mrs Leland Favreau of Big Rapids spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Emerson Burton. A P W A project started last week will improve the school house. The Nephew children have the measles. The Seb Pfannes family visited relatives at Greenville Sunday. Squires of West Grant visited at the parental home. Oran Burton near Coleman visited relatives here Sunday. The Nial Abbott family entertained relatives Sunday. The August Huskey family entertained relatives over the weekend. A good representation from here attended the music festival at Harrison.

Seb. Pfannes Greenville Floyd. Squires West Grant Oran Burton Near Coleman Nial Abbott

Rain brings relief as community shares updates

The Eagle notes thanking for rain Sunday night and Monday. Lawrence Hutchinson visits Flint relatives. L. W. Sunday dies, and sympathy is offered. Locals host dinners and gatherings with families including Allen and Kleiner clans. Lawrence Banks recovers after surgery at the hospital. Glen Poet and Ray Bergey repaint farm buildings in Loomis.

Lawrence Hutchinson Flint L. W Fred Allen Bernard Mayme Runyan J. B. Allen Marie Allen Jas. Beatty Detroit Port Huron Ernest Kleiner Henry Kleiner Donald Jr Glenn Bay Walter Glenn Robt. Kleiner Alton David Robt. Hutchinson Johanna Mack Clare A. H. Hutchinson Midland Lawrence Banks Woods Myr Glen Poet Ray Bergey Loomis

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