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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1938
Page
2
The item reports on easing wartime measures and political reactions from Washington. Officials discuss policy shifts while lawmakers debate potential impacts on civilians, markets, and military readiness amid ongoing global tensions.
The column critiques New Deal efforts for world peace, arguing administration spokesmen push intervention and provocations in Europe and Asia. It cites Woodring Hull Ickes and Bankhead speeches, warns of possible war, and urges noninterference and vigilance by Americans.
Sunday church services at Grange Hall led by Rev. Chas. Kleinhardt. Mrs. Frank Miller returns from Ann Arbor hospital improved. Residents and visitors listed include Johnson, Muirs, Manleys, and others. several relocations and new homes underway around Perch Lake and Crooked Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Hart Halstead visited the area with the latter’s sister Mrs. Arthur Smith. Mrs. Glen Powell stayed a day with Mrs. Stanley Tryon. Mr. and Mrs. Barns of Hight Pointe called on McLane. Mrs. Sarah Carson of Flint stayed with her mother Mrs. S. B. Johnson. Mrs. Belle Rice from Lansing helps care for her mother Mrs. Adelia Neeper who is bedridden. John Watkins of Pontiac visited his mother Mrs. Harry Spence. Bud Longton of Brinton shearing sheep this week. Grange meeting scheduled for May 21.
The community mourns Frank Sherrick who died Monday at Clare General Hospital from heart failure. Short services were held at the Murphy home and his remains go to Ohio for burial Tuesday afternoon. Also noted are illnesses: Roy Westendorf with measles and Mrs. Will Goodrich improving.
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