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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1934
Page
7
Resort notes list Otis Lyons and family hosts at Windover Lake with guests from North Star Harrison and Detroit. Numerous visitors from Lansing Clare Mt. Pleasant and Pontiac drop by cottages for weekends and holidays as fishing and social rounds continue. The piece also mentions a local oil well moved away and ongoing winter plans.
Wm Arnold of the Eagle was in town Saturday. McGiverns of Lansing visited their Oakdale cottage for several days. George Wells and wife from Milwaukee spent a week at their cottage here. Mr McGilvern visited family at the cottage over the week. B E Delling is very poorly. Gale Beck and family of Ithaca spent Friday at their cottage. Joe Howell is better and around again. A bouncing girl Martyn Ann born to Mr and Mrs Stirling Curtiss. A Agleborn last member of the County Conservation Club shows enthusiasm for club activities. Ivan Welty and family left after vacation at the Welty cottage.
Mr and Mrs Geo Scott spent Tuesday in Muskegon and returned via Sparta to bring Anna home. Several visits brighten the week with Clare and Detroit connections including Kate Miller of Clare and Miss M Mason from Ionia. Archie Fahnestock is ill and Irwin Scott visits Detroit. weekends feature gatherings at many homes and trips to Lansing Paris and Saginaw.
A fragmentary text hints at Glare Sentinel offering insured support to achieve desired results. The readable segment focuses on service intent and user goals without specific details or outcomes.
A Sunday lesson outlines Amos warnings on Israel's desolation and calls for repentance. It emphasizes seeking the Lord, renouncing idolatry, ending perverted justice, and establishing righteous judgment in the gate, with a warning of the Day of the Lord and worship that pleases God only when the heart is righteous.
A skilled doctor tells a patient I may hurt you but I will not injure you during a delicate arm procedure. The quote echoes a father's will to protect his child without causing lasting harm.
Quoted admonition urges earnest weekly prayer to avoid faultfinding with a sermon and to seek the minister filled with the Holy Ghost. The note attributes the remark to R W Dale and reflects devotional guidance.
Ben and Johanna Kanarr visited friends in Saginaw Saturday. John Hartman and two sons Dale and Billy spent Thursday with his brother Will and family at Bay City. They attended the christening of a new boat built there. They were accompanied by Mrs. J. Hartman and others. Thelma Gordon went to Clare to work. Mr and Mrs James Defoye welcomed daughter Rose Mary Jane born August 3. Fred Holt and family visited relatives in Saginaw Tuesday.
Mrs Flora Watson and brother R Miser of Canada joined Geo McCreary Clyde Miser of Cadillac at the Josh Miser home due to their father's illness. Marion Ford returned to Flint after visiting. A large Dover crowd attended the farmers union ice cream supper at the Dover school house. Carl Bauer moves machinery to Kalkaska for a gravel screening job.
Detroit residents Mr and Mrs Bert VanWormer visited from Wednesday to Monday with Mr and Mrs Delos Wright. Flint couple Mr and Mrs Gerald Myers called on Mr and Mrs W E Myers Saturday. Norman Myers and Clyde Reynolds attended a party hosted by Glen Newman Friday night. John Hartman and family joined Sunday dinner with several households. Virginia Owens has returned home from Lansing after months away. Mr and Mrs Earl Owins and family picnicked in Wilson State Park. Mr and Mrs Charles Smith and Mrs Arthur Smith of Homely visited Delos Wright area family Monday and Tuesday.
The Brown Gorn ers picnic at Long Lake drew about 60 for dinner with ice cream and cake after races and swimming. Forest Garver and family joined the Allen reunion at Jay Clute’s home, with Rev Chas Kleinhardt and family and four sons visiting Wolverine and Ernie Wallace’s home.
Sunday School officers are named including Supt Mrs Anna Schofields Ass't Supt Mr Walter Smedley Secy Mrs Bertha Rulapaugh Treas Mrs Mina Tigner Organist Eileen Schofield Chorister Mrs Chas Stinchcomplié Librarian Olive Smedley A church board members listed and various community updates follow with visits and events noted. Watch for Robber's Roost by Zane Grey in The Sentinel.
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