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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1934
Page
7
Grand Rapids visitors including Mr and Mrs L J Holland and Miss M Pierce left after a lakeside visit at Mrs Rose Bearsley. Locals and guests enjoyed Grange picnic activities, boat outings, and fishing with many from Lansing, Owosso, Flint, Detroit and nearby towns joining in the weekend at cottages along the lake.
Windover school starts September 4. Old Jack Frost visited us. Howard Waldron to Clare Saturday. Mrs. Marion Mayworm of Lansing came to her cottage last Tuesday. Harry Landis of Detroit spent the weekend at the Popular Place cottage. Mise Audgvey Howell of Lake George visited Miss Ann Lyons at Mrs. J. W. McCalls cottage last week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pahnestock of Farwell visited their parents last Thursday. Miss Eva Sprague and Mrs. L. Edding from Maple Rapids visited at the HB. Waldron home last week. A. W. Fountain and family returned to Detroit last week. Charlie Lyon, Mrs. Harry Landis and son Billie were Harrison callers last Wednesday. Leo Harris to Clare Saturday evening.
A political ad urging voters in Michigan's 10th Congressional District to back Otto C Schroeder on the Democratic ticket. He touts tariffs on sugar wool and wood pulp, pledges farm and government bank support, and cites his Lutheran faith and legal studies. Calls for Democratic ballot at the September 11, 1984 primaries.
The Fahnestock family visited their father in Bvart on Tuesday. Hazel and Wayne Scott spent Wednesday and Thursday in Clare with grandparents Mr and Mrs 3 B Smalley. George Scott traveled to Grand Rapids on business. Several other residents made trips to Merrill Lansing Baldwin Marion and Cadillac for family or business reasons. Allen Oman broke his arm in a barn accident and was sent to Mt Pleasant for treatment.
The text lists zodiac signs with misspellings and corrupted forms such as Aires Taurus Genint Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn ia Aquarius Pisces and other fragmented terms like Ram Bri Twins Crab Lion Virgin Balanes Scorpion Archer Goat Wa ter-bearer Pishes.
The lesson outlines Micah 6 8 and the topic What God Expects of Us for various age groups. It emphasizes that true worship requires doing justly loving mercy and walking humbly with God and discusses the rulers false prophets and coming judgment as context for God reestablishing mercies and demanding righteousness.
A clipped quotation urges conquering troops to fight bravely not only to win land and save territory but also to honor their captain and God, to be a credit to their cause and to acquit themselves in the campaign as God shall be praised.
A concise reflection attributing a paradox about faith: those who deem they need Christ least overestimate themselves, while those who deem Christ unable to help them undervalue him, attributed to Mason.
A Michigan and national ledger of 1934 events reports Ionian Fair attendance, new dietetics head at University Hospital, a fatal scare in Caro, a burglary tale in Fowlerville, and a Marquette chemical plant tragedy. It covers civic notes, court updates, and weather related wrecks across Ludington Alma Croswell Grand Rapids Houghton Detroit and surrounding areas with public notices on contracts and finances.
Temple Dathaway returned home after visiting friends in Pint a month. Mr and Mrs Roy Shimmel of Toledo were guests of Mrs Chester Gagnon. Mrs Mae Baker Wills of Cleveland visited Mrs John Baluss. Richard Melntyre and Albert Wheeler, from Flint, are home on vacation. Floyd Austin and John Blegins of Pontiac were guests of Henry Austin with Eugene and Thomas Austin. Jerry Vetr hosted Detroit guests. Joe Walska brought goods to his hunting lodge.
Mr and Mrs Earl Bergey of Flint hosted visiting relatives over the weekend. The Hagie and Post families called on Bergey kin including Edna Robert Bergey and Dorotha. Detroit visitor Clifford Dyosett took his mother home after a summer stay.
Mrs. Jennie Crossett and others visited Sid Court Sr in celebration of his 91st birthday on Monday August 27. The Loomis ball team lost to North Bradley 11 to 7 but showed a solid effort and will host a doubleheader next Sunday.
A brief note suggests using classified liners to clean houses efficiently and turn a profit, highlighting potential earnings and practical steps for leveraging listings.
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