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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1933
Page
8
Summary of a lesson text focusing on Mark 10 1 31 with the themes of marriage children and riches. It emphasizes God designed marriage as lifelong and indissoluble notes Jesus blessing children and warns about the perils of wealth and loving money over Christ. The lesson links primary and junior topics to the inclusive call of the gospel.
Department of State records show many Michigan drivers lose livelihoods due to mandatory license revocation after guilty pleas or convictions for traffic offenses. An amendment pending in the legislature would make license restoration discretionary by circuit judges. Ralph DePalma receives Michigan license No. 1,500,000 after 25 years of driving in state.
Hudson Taylor states that the best evidence of the Word of God's inspiration lies in the text itself. He asserts that when studied loved obeyed and trusted the Word never disappoints misleads or fails and satisfies the believer.
Poetic meditation honoring Thomilis J. Gar-Jud. Emphasizes living as his children to reveal blessings of his presence guiding with peace.
On April 19 at the Greenwage Township hall a Grange was organized officers chosen including Master Chas Van Blarcom Overseer Verne Woodin Lecturer Mrs Hudson Jones and Treas Elvin Budd A pot luck lunch followed the election and a roll call program with jokes poems and items. Next meeting is set for May 3 with plans for a fuller program and a guest poem dedication titled The Greenwood Spirit by Mr Coffman.
The Red Cross welfare room will be open Thursday afternoons from 1 to 5 p m for flour and clothing distribution. Rev Albert Dawe is the County Chapter Chairman.
The Clare Methodist Ladies Aid and Herrick community express gratitude to all who assisted in establishing our home after the recent fire. Mrs. John Presley and family acknowledge the support и assistance received.
An advertisement offers expert furniture repair and upholstery with guaranteed work and free estimates. Inquiries directed to Jimmie Gillespie at Clare Road Laveler Works East 4th Street.
Coming events and meetings are listed including Dover Gospel Tabernacle services Sundays at 3 PM. Walter H. Larman Post 128 and American Legion Auxiliary meet 1st and 3rd Mondays. Zenobia Chapter O. H. 5 meets on the last Thursday. Clare Study Club hosts a Mother and Daughter Tea next Tuesday at 2:30 PM. Lutheran Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Krell next Wednesday May 3. Mrs A D Telcer hosts King’s Daughters next Thursday. Mrs Albert Dawe hosts Ladies Union next Friday.
Standard Oil announces Iso-Vis D motor oil built with propane dewaxing and chlorine extraction to reduce sludge and improve heat and cold resistance. The product debuts at five cents less per quart than the old oil, with Polarine also price lowered, and ads feature Old Joe Sludge to illustrate sludge prevention.
University representatives and local residents advance forestry fish and game talks while visiting rural schools. Commissioner Aldrich and Conservation Officer Hillabrandt support plans to conserve the state's natural resources.
Mrs Nora J Barnes upgrades her cafe this week with redecorating and fixture changes to improve service. John Hart and wife move to a Rosebush farm from East Seventh Street after years in town. Carl Kistler and family relocate from West Highth Street to Alya Moore house on North Hemlock. Moore moves to Freemont. Tuff Hampton family relocates to an apartment over Hampton Sales Rooms from Shultz house on West Eighth Street. Henry Stutting and Verle Williams move into the Shultz property, vacating the Bicknell house on East State Street. Verle Williams family moves into O Mealey house on West Seventh Street. Loomis house on East Fourth Street apartment becomes vacant.
Mrs Gladys Acre Glosch born July 11 1903 in Clare County died April 18 at General Hospital Pontiac. Her body was taken to Cherry Grove for burial Sunday April 16. She married Otto Glosch February 5 1921 and lived in Flint and Pontiac with three children Zelma Roberta and Elljoy.
Olin James Cooper son of Free man and Charlotte Cooper was born May 8 1865 in Van Buren county. He died April 19 at his son Olin A Cooper's home in Dryden aged 67 years 11 months 11 days. He married Irene M Lamb December 25 1888. she died September 29 1924. Survived by three children fourteen grandchildren one great grandchild two brothers and one sister. Funeral at Congregational church Harrison April 21 and burial Maple Grove cemetery with Rev. R M Busler officiating.
The event highlighted uses of different woods and celebrated Michigan wildflowers. Miss Reynolds noted arbutus as the May Flower in the upper peninsula, with hepatica and spring beauty popular there. The program covered Jack-in-the-Pulpit, water lily, laurel, orchids, moccasin flower, and more, ending with a spring flowers song performed by Miss Gerow and Miss Reagan.
George Rilett offers sheep shearing services posted at Harrison Rid 4. He invites inquiries by mail or phone and notes location eight to four miles west of U S 27 on Hatton road.
Classified notice invites farmers to list livestock with produce for shipment on May 9 and May 23. Includes contact telephone 139 and references to trade items and swap offers. Verbal ad promotes a sentinel liner next week and potential exchanges.
The article notes more than 20,000 fish species exist and suggests many more remain unknown. It states fish are the largest and most interesting vertebrate group and anticipates discoveries as ocean exploration deepens and science expands knowledge of deep sea life.
SHU trial set for next week as Sentinel liner faces key tests. Officials from SHU and Sentinel outline schedule and expected outcomes amid preparations for upcoming events.
Weekend visits outlined with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Long in Lansing and multiple calls to see relatives. Mrs Deits and Mrs Wheeler are noted in local visits while Andrew Richardson started a saw mill near Church bridge last week.
Residents of Hinkville and nearby towns share visits and greetings. Gordan McIntosh family travels to Midland while others visit relatives in Marion Lansing and Toledo. A birthday toast honors Earl Owens with cake and cards amid broader community drop-ins and travel updates.
In loving memory of our baby girl Eva Jane who departed this life on April 27 1982 A precious one from us has gone A voice we loved is stilled A place is vacant in our home Which never can be filled Mr and Mrs Vernon Fununnell
Jack Johnston promotes a wallpaper sale on another page of this issue, signaling discounts and varied patterns. The notice highlights deals and a limited time frame urging readers to visit promptly.
The Eagle Extension Group met April 25 with Mrs. Mary Kleiner in attendance. Eight members and one visitor attended. rugs were shown and the lesson covered planning the room background with wallpaper and floor coverings. The group adjourned to May 2 for an all day meeting on arranging furniture for beauty.
Grateful for neighbors and friends for acts of kindness and sympathy during our bereavement in the death of Otin J. Cooper. Sincere thanks from Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clank, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Cooper, and Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Woods.
The Clare Shipping Association lists the next shipping dates as Tuesday May 2 and Tuesday May 16. Phona 220F 21, H. A. Dawson, Shipper.
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