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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1938
Page
11
A flurry of calls and visits mark a Sunday to Monday stretch across Vernon Rosebush Clare and nearby towns. Family gatherings include the Robisons and Funnells with neighbors and relatives in several households.
An advertisement claims Adlerika relieves stomach gas pressing on the heart after one dose. It also states the product cleanses both upper and lower bowels and is sold at Economy Drug Store.
A religious article on Exodus 20 17 Luke 12 13 21 and 1 Timothy 6 6 urging readers to resist wealth worship and seek godliness with contentment. It notes covetousness harms personal life and society and calls ministers and readers to focus on heart preparation over material gain.
Dr and Mrs H G Kleekamp of Saginaw spent the weekend at Stump Hill with guests Mr and Mrs Ed Soop Mr and Mrs Walter Kail and Mrs Levie Prible all of Saginaw. Dr and Mrs R H Strange and son of Mr Pleasant were dinner guests Sunday. Mr and Mrs W C Hay visited Clare Monday. Mrs Albert Kleiner went to Mt Pleasant Friday to see her sister Mrs Graves in hospital. Mr and Mrs Bud Stotler and daughter Luella were business visitors to Clare last Friday. Weather is ideal for this time of year and we hope it stays pleasant.
Brand family hosted Rex and kin in West Grant while Ronald Chaterton Kay Jean visited Bard area relatives. Shaver Carol joined Glen Gordon household Sunday evening. Eagle Extension Group to meet Mrs Ted Newman Tuesday evening. DeWitt and Wilson of Saginaw called on Brand family. Blystone and Gregg spent last week Thursday in Coleman at Neal home. Glen Gordon visited mother in law at Brown home with Floyd and Robert. Vern Haines and Geo Scot home Lake hosts. Wallace Roberts baby visit to Kever parents.
The Gilmore Center bulletin lists J. S. Penick as pastor with 10:00 am devotion and song service led by James A. Stanley, 10:15 am communion, 10:30 am sermon on Suffering for Christ, followed by 11:00 am Bible School led by Alvin Wood. Evening events include a Young People meeting and an 8:15 pm sermon Compassion and Tears of Jesus. Community notes report a new baby arrival, illnesses, local visits, and chicken pox cases.
The Meet-A-While club met with Mrs. Oscar Maxwell and thirteen ladies attended. First prize went to Mrs. Bennit, second to Etta Maxwell, a rag doll booby prize awarded to Mrs. Gough. Next meeting set with Mrs. Dorotha Kile on January 4. Several local visits occurred, including Harold Kile’s family, Wilson Sharp of Wise, and Dorotha assisting with house work while Mrs. Allen ill.
18, Carson, and little son Billie, also Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young and little BOK are mentioned in a local notice segment.
A local note records visits by the Hileman family from Somers near Rosebush and the Bruce family of Green, plus Grace Plannes visiting Gerald Gould in Greenville. The group reports a good turnout at Friday’s Townsend meeting despite rain, with Mrs. McLaughlin of Midland giving a well received talk. Next meeting set for December 16 as plans include potential electricity to the area.
Miss Dorothy Allen and Mrs Dorothy Allen visit Mrs Wm Henderson and attend circuit court. Mr and Mrs Dan Hoover of Lansing visit relatives here and in Greenwood before returning Sunday. Frank Nash of Clare calls at Everette Allen home Monday afternoon. Mrs Dale Montuney Nelda and Mrs Clark Walters Nellie visit parents Mr and Mrs Sam McLain in Hamilton Two and motor to Gladwin. James Cashin of Flint also noted.
Mrs. Weaver spent Sunday with family and will remain in Flint with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. A. Perry of Clare visited at the Everett Allen home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walter and Dorothy Allen attended court in Harrison last week.
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