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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1937

Page

3

Local social notes from Pontiac and Clare region

People visiting relatives and friends across Michigan towns including Pontiac Royal Oak Clare Clare area families Erwin Moder Hebert Leeth Dangler and the Rockey households are mentioned along with a pneumonia illness and a death at Lapeer hospital A Farmers Union meeting is announced for tonight and various unconfirmed trips to Ann Arbor and Indianapolis areas are noted

Howard Brockway Pontiac Krocker Detroit J. Heber Royal Oak Rex Robinett Clare Hol Moder Leo Heintz Lapeer Bert Green Arnold Midland Ernest Bolton Flint B. J. Sanfond Levi Mitchell Harrison Joe Moder Farmers’ Union

Pleasant Valley Social Notes From Local Neighbors

Sunday callers visited the Ervin Orvis home including L D Wendell of Alma Gertie Crain and Tess Welsh of Mt Pleasant Ruth Kever of Rosebush and others Kenneth Rockey visited relatives near Gladwin Ernest Penrose spent time with his parents James Beatty family of Sag-inaw joined for dinner at Mack Leeths Mayme Bunyan Jennie Bates and the Warner brothers spent Saturday in Saginaw Burt Kinne is visiting his brother Owen Spink for a few days

Ervin Orvis L. D. Wendell Alma Gertie Crain Tess Welsh Stone The Hagle Judy Thompson Frances Thomas Harrison Avery Clute Morrel G Clute Valley Butter Leland Saginaw Ivan Negills Midland C. L. Bonham Berkley Treston Bonham Detroit Marshal Bonham Ginn A. J Jennetta Hampton Floyd Garver Lansing Hila Kistler Mildred Ackerman Vernon Patricia Clute Arthur Phillips Rosebush Walter Heirholzer Henry Heirholzer

Andersonville Family Correspondence Highlights Local Visits

Oscar Maxwell traveled to Midland and Newberry then returned home Monday. Mr and Mrs John Smith and grandson visited Saturday. Mr and Mrs Manley Smith reportedly welcomed a new baby boy born April 4. Perce Benson of Detroit, returning from California, visits Almyra Wedel and will assist in building her house. Clarence Ramey Hazel and Betty visited Maxwell Sunday evening. Mrs Oscar Maxwell went to Kalkaska Monday to take her brother home after a short visit.

Oscar Maxwell Midlands Newberry John Smith Maxwell Manley Smiths Perce Benson Detroit California Almyra Wedel Clarence Ramey Hazel Betty Kalkaska

Gilmore Center church announces worship and events

Gilmore Center Church of Christ announces service at 10:00 a.m. communion weekly, Bible School at 11:00 a.m. The church notes visits and illnesses among members, a pending April 16 Ladies Aid play titled How the Story Grew, and a penny supper after. Members listed include Lietz Forsdyce Rickels Spencer Rawson Squires Cook Cotter Hol McAlvey and Seymour families.

Elam Seymour Donald Leona Arthur McIntire Freddie Renner Farwell Lee Seymour Saginnaw Gilmore Merle Cotter Mable Cotter Hol Adv

Community Notes From Colonville Local Visitors

Mr and Mrs Bert Rutter moved to Lake Monday for a few months while he works on a road project. Families from Pontiac Vernon Harrison Midland Lansing Berkley Detroit and Saginaw visit relatives here with several extended family gatherings noted. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Mary Davis and shared a pot luck dinner.

Bert Rutter Lake Monday Don Lloyd Pontiac Sam Liechti Ladies Aid Mary Davis

Nervous weakness relief via Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription

Nellie Hanrath of Kenosha Wisconsin reports illness left her nerves in pieces and sleep poor. She took Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a tonic and soon gained appetite and strength. Available in new tablet and liquid sizes at neighborhood druggists.

Nellie Hanrath S6th St. Kenosha Wis Dr. Pierce

A Man Who Had First Choice In Temperance Lessons

A Sunday school lesson outlines the moral responsibility of humans, contrasts two ways of life, and debunks liquor myths. It cites Genesis, Deuteronomy, and Proverbs to warn of alcohol’s harms and urges youth guidance, self-improvement, and community welfare.

Powers of Evil Emerson Columbia University God Christ Moses

Injustice and Mercy Mirror in Divine Justice

A brief aphoristic reflection on how human wrongs illuminate God’s justice and mercy, suggesting moral contrasts that shape faith and ethics through divine perspective.

Madame Swetchine

Doing Good Is The Only Certain Happy Action

A reflective note quotes Sir Philip Sidney on the value of charitable actions as the sole certain path to happiness. The snippet frames moral virtue as practical benefit for people.

Sir Philip Sidney

CO Poisoning Warns Drivers to Open Air

National warning about carbon monoxide dangers from car exhaust. It warns cold mornings with garage doors closed can suffocate occupants quickly and stresses keeping a window open and doors swung wide for fresh air to prevent loss of alertness and possible death.

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Russell Orvis Marion Hevin Orvis Nathen Dangiler Ann Arbor Wanda Emma Leeth Gayle Clure Leeth Mabel Dangler Coleman Randolph Rockey Kenneth Roy Miller Ithaca Bates Pleasant Valley Bhuhs CO. Inc DuBois, Pa Anderson’s Drug Store Andersonville Gilmore Center Gilmore Church OF Christ Earl E. Vayette Gertrude Lietz Lola Forsdyce R. W. Rickels Cincinnatii Ohio Willard Spencer Mt. Pleasant Allen Rawson Colonville Harold Ll. Lundquist Ean E Mioudy Bible Institute Eten Western Newspaper Union Safety Council Buick General Motors J. F. Battle Motor Sales Michigan Clare Motor Sales Clare, Michigan
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