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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1937

Page

7

Local Clare Sentinel lists notices and community updates

Fragments show the Clare Sentinel publishing legal notices and community items. Mentions probate notices to publish will, local names including Nita Hill Ronald Schaat Helen Lane, Glen Eva Pixley, Reatha Pixley, LaVerne Bates, and periods of travel and employment in Kalamazoo Detroit Saginaw Perry Gladwin Naywell Labor Day gathering with Harrison residents.

Misa Nita -Hill Ronald Schaat Helen Lane Pledry Good Lick Gleneva Reatha Pixley Kalamazoo George Pixley Williams Bessie Williams Ronald Barnes Rudy Saginaw Clara Smith Paul D. Gibson Eugene Price Perry Gibson Detroit Clare County Bob Robbins Joe Robbins Lansing Cord Robbins Donald Higgins Flint Frank Higgins Albert Hall Jackson Harrison Joe B. Ladd Naywell

Sunday Services and Community News From United Brethren Church

The United Brethren Church in Harrison lists Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 10:00 and a special sermon at 11:00, plus evening services resume next Sunday at 8:00. A midweek prayer service is planned and the public is invited. The page then details visits, travels, and social events of local residents including Audley Peck, Gerald Price, Leon Hosler, Henry Gardiner, Bertha Hughes, Adah Bratton, Joann Pifer, and many others with trips to Detroit, Mt. Pleasant, Traverse City, and Lansing among towns like Harrison, Clare, Farwell, and Saginaw.

United Brethern Church Charles Kleinhardt Leon Hosler Harrison Henry Gardiner Farwell Buffman Shepherd Bertha Hughes Adah Bratton Mt. Pleasant Harmon Wilbur Arnold Hughes Detroit Elmer Hughes Joann Pifer Clyde Pifer Flint Jesse Allen Pigeon River Houghton Dale Arthur Wymer Ewart Ben Carpenter Wm. Payne Saginaw Sarah Hagen Pred Schaaf John C. Kemmis Traverse City Howard Stimpson Gerald Price F. G. Titus Barbara Carl Codder Billy Kabel Muskegon River Clarabelle Mead Eileen Amble Sumner Katherine Briggs C. V. Hillabrandt Leota Naoma Cairo Walter Ash Clarkston Seaver Amble Ralph Klingan John Briggs Sr Marjorie Ruth Madison Bobbie Evelyn Lora Lee Anna Joes Fred Smith Clare Friends Wallace Smith Donald St. Louis Clara Smith M. Witherspoon Grace Quinlan Grand Rapids Hart Green Bertha Green Otis Stanley Lansing Clair Stanley Gilbert Chase Lake Nettie Chase Gladys Dutt Mildred Bennett Frederick Lapel B. F. Hampton Eugene Stanley Clare A. Purdy Muskegon William, Hill Morrel Clute Morrel Jr Clute Clare School Estella Fosgett Carlos Vanest Marie Hosgett Midland McArthur Strange McArthur Strange Hospital of Mt. Pleasant Tennison Meyers Jack Gage Harve Brockway Charles van Blarcom Guy R. Light and Sons Jerome Caner Greenwood Robert Bennett Madlyn Jean Harold Rider Ben Carpentier Opal Cohoon Carrié Carey Frost Miss Hazel George Dillenback Ni Nichols New Buffalo Robert Burns Herbert Buckingham Joseph Newbound Jennie. Melvil Pleasant George McKeever A. B. Lucas Paul Drummond Ithaca Oliver Birdsall Dover Nettie Chas

Great Plains Shelterbelt Protects Farmland Wind

More than 100 million trees planted in the Great Plains shelterbelt shield fields from wind. The program, led by the forest service, covers vast strips from Texas to the Canadian border with trees reaching up to 16 feet. CCC enrollees and private growers contributed millions, boosting yields on dust-prone lands.

Washington D. C Great Plains Forest Service Earl W. Tinker Tinker Mid Texas Canadian CCC Shelterbelt

Burial Place of John Burroughs Quietly Marked

Naturalist John Burroughs is buried on a Roxbury New York farm overlooking the village. The burial place on the hillside affords a view of fields and trees long associated with his life and writings.

John ‘Burroughs John Burroughs Naturalist Roxbury N.Y

Largest Fro Nature Mention Reflects Muddled Text

Fragmentary notes refer to a largest frog, mentioning Goliath and Bameroond with Africa as a possible setting. Vague, unverified phrases imply a discussion of notable amphibians without coherent facts or sources.

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