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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1933
Page
3
Vernell Mirkle attended the Hardwood Schools picnic dinner. Milo Robinett returned home as his school term ends. Don Allen suffered a loss when a valuable hog was lost Sunday at Hardwood School.
Col onville Mr and Mrs C Runyan of Pleasant Valley were Sunday guests at the J Av Clute home. Frank Walters and Waldo Richardson called on Von Walters and family of Elm Grove. Ladies Aid met last Thursday and tied off a comfort. Next meeting is with Mrs A D Hampton on Thursday 13th. Evening services resume next Sunday evening April 16 with Rev Hendrich promising a master sermon. Mrs Orval Vandewarker attended confirmation at Clare Antheran church Sunday. Mrs Beulah Bodking called on Mrs Allen Gerow of Clare Saturday. Mr and Mrs A N Friz of Clare were Sunday callers at Charney Bodkins.
Frank Thilly and wife to Clare Thursday and Farwell Saturday. Fred Wolt and wife Clare callers Friday. Lloyd Nichols and Russel Kress to Alma Saturday for photos. Shumways and James Duncan called on Thilly Sunday. Lamphere to Clare Saturday. Ira Miller of Brown Corners visited Roy Howards Sunday. Gordon and friends from Lan sing visited Basil Baker Sunday. Tom Clare caller Saturday. Kelley Morgan of Port Huron at G A Silover's. Delling arrived home for the summer. Esther Tee at John Milgers Farwell Sunday. John Cameron of Owosso visited Shiawassee cottage Sunday. Don Luce and wife to Maple Grove Sunday. Mrs Major to Clare Saturday.
Mrs Tryon and daughter Zella from Elm Grove visited Tuesday to Thursday with Mr and Mrs Kelly Turner. Local families hosted dinners and calls at various homes including the Rhoades Bates Acre and Shull households. Francis Gordon recovering well from an operation.
Mrs C M Durfee hosts visitors Friday with HATTON guests Sid Johnson and others calling. Gorden Snelling returns from Pontiac as several locals attend a party at John Bolton home. Sympathy extended to the Bloom family. Henry Magnus ill with measles, Mrs Durfee unwell. The Magnuses, Newsoms, and Hendrys visited relatives Sunday. The Ties reflect small town life with family updates.
Neighbors recount a Saturday dance at Matt Hansen s on M 66 and routine visits by the Shinabargers and others. School reports show a shortened year with strong sixth grade history, high marks, and seventeen pupils. Thelma Gaffney ill. art and readers progress. Bernice Gibbons teachers.
Mrs M Dunkle spent Monday with daughter Mrs O Blain. Mr and Mrs W Abbott and their daughter and her husband visited their son A Abbott. R Cowles and Kenneth visited Stevenson Lake to see sister Mrs Geo Ford. The Rowes and Mrs Cowles’s sister plan to relocate here. Esther Dunkle joined the Farwell senior class in Alma and called on Bertha McLaren at Carney hospital. A neighbors’ gathering of Al Cowles marked his birthday with cards and singing.
Mr and Mrs Carl Bringold of Lansing and family spend the week with relatives in Greenwood township. A Jol Boltons party was well attended. Hwy Com Wnt Hileman begins ditch work in Hatton swap. Horton Case family moved into the community. Township officers on Peoples ticket won two to one. Church meeting drew a pretty good crowd. Wm Mitchell family of Gladwin visited. Gerald, son of Abbie Lambertson of Lansing, improves after illness.
Local column reports move of Mr and Mrs Hazen Raymond to McKay farm for the summer. Measles toll rises with an epidemic among all ages while Easter plans are made. A birthday party for Mrs Glenn Poet features relatives and a cake from Mrs Lower.
The Lake George Clare area notes a flurry of social calls and visits from Harris Presley VanOrder Blain and others with mentions of neighbors in Freeman Farwell West Freeman and Evart. Dances sales and upcoming local offices are listed with candidates Beard Burns Harris Darnell Presley Lapard and Howey.
The lesson surveys Mark 9 2 9 and Luke 9 28 31 showing Jesus transfigured on the mountain to foretell Messiah's Kingdom with Peter James and John representing Israel in the flesh Moses and Elijah appearing in glory and God declaring Jesus his beloved Son then applying the episode to the removal of perplexity about Jesus death and the coming oppression of nations by the devil with a call to witness after the resurrection.
Quoted line from Robert Mc Cheyne argues that true grace shows itself openly not secretly and that genuine experience of Christ’s cross compels confession before others. The reflection notes authenticity accompanies public witness.
A fragmented religious notice referencing God revelation and muse on scripture. Mentions D. C. Shelton and biblical themes. No concrete event or date provided.
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