Resort News Highlights From Eight Point Lake Area
Clarence Phelps bought a fine men team last week. Celia Sherman returned home last Wednesday after working for Mrs. Betty Vinton. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Bently and family visited near Farwell for Easter. Don Brown moved his family back after winter in Flint. Alfred Sturgis hosted Flint visitors. Mrs. Mariah Cook and son Roy attended a funeral near Lansing then returned home. Albert Kent of Detroit and Glen Flickling of Lansing spent the weekend with local families. Asa Bigelow and Bob visited relatives at St Johns and Ashley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Phelps
Celia Sherman
Betty Vinton
Smll Quick
Barryton
Harley Bently
Farwell
Ray Clarks
Don Brown
Flint
Alfred Sturgis
Mariah Cook
Roy
Lansing
Albert Kent
Detroit
Glen Flickling
Asa Bigelow
Bob
St. Johns and
Ashley
Lake George Resort visits and Easter activities noted
Raymond Cassidy and Jay King were in town Sunday. Several residents and visitors came to open cottages and visit relatives over Easter weekend. A sizeable Easter program was held by the Sunday school, with many locals and Detroit visitors taking part.
Winds of visitors abound at Windover Lake cottage
Joe Crocker and family hosted relatives from Lansing for a weekend at their Windover Lake cottage. Numerous neighbors and friends from Pon dide Winterfield Hast Lansing Gladwin Mt. Pleasant and Bertha flake visited or traveled through, including Miss Helena Vanderwoude and the Wilse Burns pair.
Local Families Share Sunday Visits and Calls
Mr and Mrs John Peters and daughters Naomi and Laong and son Stan Hay visited R C Peters home Sunday afternoon. Mrs Campbell's sister of Clare and Mr and Mrs William Benchley and daughters of Lansing visited the Campbell home Sunday. Miss Helena Vanderwoude accompanied Leo Hazel Esther and George Harris to Farwell last Tuesday evening to the Recreation Club. Mr and Mrs Frank Howey and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Benchley called on Mr and Mrs James Sutton near Clare Saturday evening. Bert Walker spent Sunday at Frank Saul's home in Greenwood. Our ticket was elected as nominated. Mr and Mrs B Harris Hazel and Leo called on old neighbors Mr and Mrs James Calkins in Clare Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ona Blain and son Adelbert of Bertha Lake spent Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs Wm Blain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Cassidy
Jay King
Lansing
Morris Jordon
Sunslay
Virgil Blain
Pontiac
Haster
Jank Snyder
Helen
Detroit
Waster
Tom Babcock
Mr.Clemens
Frank Baker
Stanley McAlpine
Vira Luce
Ellen Kress
School of Instructions
Rose Luce
Betty Thilly
Sanford
Joe Crocker
Pondide
S. Vander Woude
Dorothy
B. A. Faunce
Hast Lansing
Petosky
Art Olson
Gladwin
Willard Wiltée
Milton
Bertha Flake
E.G. Wilse
J. A. Burns
John Peters
Naomi and
Laong
Stan- Hay' Pt -Cho
Harris
Hazel
Leo
Clare
James Calkins
Ona Blain
Adelbert
Bertha Lake
Wm. Blain
School News Highlights From Friday Party and Projects
The class enjoyed a Friday Haster party with Ula Wilma Blain and Hazel Harris as guests. Students colored eggs, voted on prettiest, and prepared nature books about frogs butterflies bees and ants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ula
Wilma Blain
Hazel
Harris
Bunnie
Lois
Miles Benchley
Betty Waldron
Europe
Asia
Childrens Flower
Wildcat Wells Likely To Boost Michigan Oil Prospect
Michigan oil markets have expanded as crude demand outstrips supply. State geologist Dr. R A Smith says spring and summer drilling will exceed previous levels with 160 permits issued in the first quarter, up from 91 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
R. A. Smith
Lansing
Loomis Social Calls and Family Visits Round Flint to Clare
Mr and Mrs Theodore Bergey of Flint and Mrs L Bergey of Clare made Saturday calls at S Harsh s. The Bennetts and family visited Frank Musser s home Sunday. Audrey Musser visited grandmother Mrs M Targer in Clare. Several residents attended Good Friday services in Clare. Frances Musser visited Vergle Waddington. Miss Hdna Bergey, working in Mt Pleasant, saw her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Bergey. Doris Bergey visited cousin Verna Bergey. Bert Bergey and Ford Seymour called on Mrs Hol Wichert. Alice Musser stayed with Mrs Vivian Bennett while Mr Bennet worked in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Bergey
Flint
S. Harsh
L. Bergey
Clare
Fred Bennett
Frank Musser
Frances Musser
Vergle Waddington
Hdna Bergey
Mt. Pleasant
Ray Bergey
Doris Bergey
Verna Bergey
Bert Bergey
Ford Seymour
Hol. Wichert
Alice Musser
Vivian Bennett
Bennet
Detroit
Undertaker dreams fueled by modern education debate
A mother insists Albert receive a thorough modern education including Latin. The headmaster quips Latin is a dead language, prompting the mother to declare Albert will become an undertaker, reflecting a mix of humor and ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Tit-Bits Magazine
Bene Factor Thug Hold Up In Chicago News Style
An eminent alienist identifies the robber haunting him. He insists he once saved the man from life imprisonment by proving insanity. The thug acknowledges the memory and continues the hold up in a terse exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Prosperity and Happiness Across a Lucky Star
Reading fragments describe prosperity and happiness tied to life under a lucky star. The language hints at belief in fate and favorable celestial influence shaping a person's fortunes.
What Is God Like In The Prodigal Parable
Lesson for April 19 explains Luke 16 11 24 focusing on the father son and elder brother. It portrays humanity from fall to reconciliation with God and urges seeing the father heart beyond the prodigal. The study defines sin as desire for freedom from rightful authority and highlights restoration through repentance and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Adam
Eve
Jesus
A Good Heart and Its Quiet Virtues
A reflective line extols a good heart as a tender disposition and modesty that blushes at its own excellence. It praises charity over wealth and an impulse toward the divine, claiming such traits preserve beauty forever young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Lytien
Virtues Great souls and higher aims quote
A quotation attributed to La Rochefoucaulca about virtue and passion notes that great souls pursue higher aims rather than merely suppress passions. It frames virtue as the power to reach loftier goals rather than absence of feeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Rochefoucaula
Quotes on love and joy from historic thinkers
A reflective passage on giving and joy quotes Luther and Carlyle about love flowing from the heart. It emphasizes generosity matching intention and kindness as the source of true happiness. The text pairs a religious insight with a secular view on heartfelt giving and cheerful mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
God Made Tears and Laughter for Kind Purposes
A Leigh Hunt quote notes tears and laughter serve aims both holy and humane. Laughter frees mirth and surprise while tears allow sorrow to vent patiently, preventing despair and madness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh Hunt
Truth and Reason Shared Beyond the First Speaker
A brief reflection on Montaigne's claim that truth and reason belong to all, not to the originator alone but to every who expresses them. It presents a timeless view on ideas and authorship across speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montaigne
Why We Are Lonely Quote by Stopford A Brooke
A reflection on loneliness noting that isolation often stems from failing to invite others into life or from demanding excessive sympathy. The author cites self-made distance and repeated claims on others as causes of loneliness.
Missing Salt Highlights Value of Quiet Provisions
A reflective line notes that absence makes value clearer than presence, praising the good things often overlooked until they are gone. The line underscores gratitude and the reversible nature of appreciation.
Through a Woman's Eyes by Jean Newton at Oregon
A University of Oregon piece notes that about 90 percent of men surveyed would marry for money and even a sixty year old woman if she had a million, but warns marriage requires ongoing give and take and that love remains essential beyond wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oregon
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Commissioner Sale In Clare County Michigan Legals
In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court Clare County Michigan a sale by public auction will occur on May 23 1936 at 10 00 am at the north front door of the Court House Harrison Michigan. The lands described as North half of the Northeast quarter of Section 34 Township 17 North Range 5 West Surrey Township Clare County Michigan shall be sold to the highest bidder. Leo J Campeau Circuit Court Commissioner. Donald B H Holbrook attorney. Clare Michigan 267.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Michigan
Harrison
Surrey
County of
State of
Thirtyfour
Leo J. Campeau
County
Arthur
Appointment of Administrator for Harold Sunday Estate
Probate court orders Violet Sunday to administer Harold Sunday estate with hearing set for April 20 1986 at 10 AM in Harrison Michigan. Public notice to run weekly in Clare Sentinel for three weeks prior to hearing. Court minutes show related sale decree for property in Arthur Township Clare County and bidders invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Dorsey
Harold Sunday
Violet Sunday
Lewis W. Sunday
Clare Sentinel
S. Dorsey
Notice of tax sale redemption for land in Clare County
Purchaser under tax sale warns owners and lienholders of payment rights within six months. Land described as Northeast quarter of Northwest quarter containing 40 acres in section 29 township 19 north range 6 west Clare County Michigan. Redemption amount listed as 121.08 plus service fees. Names cited include Arthur L. Watkins and Merrill D. Collins with other parties and heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang Northeast
Northwest
Northeast
Clare
Michigan
Arthur L. Watkins
Jackson
John &. Porter
Hanry B. Ashley
Arthur Benedict
George E. Sarvig
Augusta Sarvis
Merrill D. Collins
Regway
Webster Blakley
Public Tax Sale Notice for 1936 Harrison Michigan
John J. O Hara Auditor General of Michigan announces a public tax sale of lands from delinquent 1982 and prior years. The sale, under Act 73 of 1935, will be at the Clare County Treasurer Office in Harrison on May 5 1936 starting at 10 AM. Inspect descriptions at the county treasurer's office. for details contact the county clerk or treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. O'Hara
State of
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Determination of Heirs in Milo Robinett Estate
In Michigan, Judge Thos. S. Dorsey presides. Allen R. Graham petitions to determine legal heirs entitled to Milo Robinett's real estate. The hearing is set for April 27, 1936 at 10 o'clock, with notice to be published three consecutive weeks in the Clare Sentinel newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clare
Harrstoon
Said
Thos
Dorsey
Milo ‘Robinett
Allen R. Graham
Clare Sentinel
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Clare County Michigan
Default on a 1927 mortgage by Levi H Dysinger and Mary L Dysinger of Grant to Edward Saul is foreclosed. Sale at the Clare County Court House front door, Harrison, Michigan, on June 15, 1936, 10:00 AM, to satisfy the debt of $956.07 plus interest, costs, taxes, and insurance. Parcels described as church lot and adjacent land in Section 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi H. Dysinger
Mary L. Dysinger
Grant
Clare County
Michigan
Edward Saul
the Register of Deeds
Harrison
Clare
Congregational Church
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Michigan Department of Conservation
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Newark, Ohio
Donald E. Holbrook
B. J. Sanford
Offce
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F. G. Slattery
Clare County General Hospital
West Sixth Street
Clare, Michigan
Bowler
Clare, Mich
C. B. Wood
M. D
Albany Fire Ins. CO
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Jennings Archambault
B. 4Th St
K. Hammerberg
Dr. Clare
Alexander E. Wylie
Tatman Building
McEwan Street
Christina M. Schutt
West Fifth Street
Neimeyer
DR. C. B. Neff
Dunlop
Richard Emerson
James Saul
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