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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1936
Page
4
Detroit visitors and relatives visit kin across Vernon and Clare counties. Many households host relatives from Detroit Mann Siding West Grant and Leota Indiana with extended family connections, weekend calls, and birthday celebrations. Several residents travel to Ann Arbor Saginaw Detroit and Milwaukee for medical care visits and reunions.
The lesson notes the first missionary effort of the early church in Antioch, its base in the home church, and the call for Spirit-led, active messengers. It highlights preaching to Jews and Gentiles, facing opposition, and leading souls to Christ as the ongoing fulfillment of the Great Commission.
A historical newspaper item notes Bishop Hall’s reflection that one week of suffering teaches more about God and oneself than a lifetime of prosperity, illustrating enduring religious perspective.
Vernon Hill resident Miss Anna Hapey stayed overnight with her aunt Mrs Bila Harpey. Lansing travelers Mr and Mrs Floyd Garver and daughter Roberta visited Soo on vacation. Sammy Liechti Jr had tonsils removed. Clare hospital saw visits from Mr and Miss Ghas Strouse and Blanche. The group fished at Houghton Lake while others enjoyed Ionia fair and Upper Peninsula trips. Vivian Rutter stayed with grandparents and aunt Mrs Geo Ramey in Clare.
Members gathered at the grange hall Saturday evening August 15 with ice cream and cake. Several locals made visits, including Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Clark to Mr. Pleasant and Clare, and Mrs. Mae Maltby with relatives in Detroit. Dorthy and William Dillion returned from a two week stay with Mrs. Beatrice Smith in Saginaw.
Free health classes for women sponsored by the local chairman with the Michigan Department of Health draw much interest after two meetings. Topics include health problems of women and the adolescent, with Dr Gordon leading discussion.
A health lecture and cancer discussion are scheduled for September 4 at 9 30 at the Advance Grange Hall. The event aims to educate mothers on early diagnosis and general health, with Miss Gladys Davis visiting Mrs. Sarah Schunk and others.
Noted financier Roger W Babson argues that progress comes through increased effort rather than reduced labor. He emphasizes perseverance and diligence as keys to overcoming economic hardship and achieving success.
A brief aphorism reflects on the paradox of ownership and withdrawal. It suggests true possession lies in the ability to part with what one holds, framing detachment as mastery. The quote attributed to Reg Hard prompts readers to consider value, attachment, and autonomy.
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