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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1945
Page
4
Rev E E Redman leads services at Lake George Baptist Church with Sunday School at 2 00 and preaching at 3 00. Community news lists visitors from Flint Owosso Mt Pleasant and Pontiac and local families vacationing or returning home.
Eigh t Point Lake notes report Mr and Mrs Howard Brown and children from Flint visiting the Don Brown family over Sunday. Arthur Barns and Luella Kinney joined in. Floyd Hunt family shared Sunday dinner with Lloyd Hunt. Donald and Marguerite Brown with friends went to Clare. Uncle Art Reed returns for winter. Donald Brown took Harry Barns to Mr Pleasant. Visits to Evart by Donald Marguerite and friends.
Mrs Chas Belcher of Flint visited Mrs Morrow this week and took her son home after vacation with his aunt. McCormicks of Willowbrook restaurant shopped at Mt Pleasant Wednesday. Lesler family left Tobacco River cottage for Detroit. Sam Mathews of Lansing spent weekend at their cottage. Corey family and daughter visited Mrs Morrow Sunday. Mrs Morrow later visited the McCormicks at Willowbrook cafe.
Harold Nemire and wife entertained Mr and Mrs C Chaney from Saginaw over the weekend. Mr and Mrs H Teeple returned to Detroit Saturday morning. Ray McPhilmey and B Pax spent the weekend at their cottage. Eva Monday is at her cottage until Labor Day. James Lee of Flint is visiting a few days. Ivan Wilmont and family of Flint weekended here. Paul Blue spent the weekend with his family at the Richter cottage. Alfred Cowles is visiting with his parents. The community extends sympathy to Mrs Amos on her husband Prank Amos’s death.
WIndover Lake reports show W Flannery and friends from Jackson fishing last week. DeWitts from Lansing visited their cottage for the weekend. Greens from Lansing visited by the schoolhouse cottage. Huber family from Mason stayed Saturday and Sunday. VanHorn of Mt. Pleasant and Brown of Clare visited the VanHorn ranch Thursday. Clarence Ranes learned his mother died near Lansing and returned home. Allison King at Currie farm visited home Sunday with his mother. Cletus Lowry from Fos toria Ohio spent the week with Leo King. Phyllis Smith and Terry Hugene from Flat Rock and Betty Smith from Belfry were visitors at Leo King’s home Thursday and Friday. Leo King remained at home until Thursday.
In 1276 Roger Bacon published a book describing how lenses aid sight. Since then eyeglasses appear frequently in literature.
A note lists lesson subjects and Scripture texts selected and cited by the International Council of Religious Education, used by permission for September 2 instruction.
The lesson traces Joseph from sold slave to jailed prisoner who prospers under God. It shows how God works in prison and palace, prepares a prophet in adversity, and elevates him to govern amid famine, underscoring that God honors those who honor Him.
The Lake News notes a church service schedule with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and Evening Service at 8:00 p.m. It lists numerous local visits and family news including births, dinners, travel between Mason Jackson Pfe, Lansing, Roscommon, Bay City, and Milord, with several families and individuals named and described as visiting or guests. The item mentions James Brooks having a baby boy named Douglas James and grandparent news for T H Brooks.
Engineers analyze electric ventilation options for barns housing dairy cows and poultry. They review system layouts energy use and potential efficiency gains for farm buildings.
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