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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1943
Page
6
Biblical passage recounts Joseph traveling from Nazareth to Bethlehem, Mary delivering the Christ child, angels declaring good tidings, and shepherds visiting the manger. The scene ends with Jesus named at eight days and praised by all who witnessed the events.
Railroads report a 24 percent rise in passengers and a 55 percent jump in freight compared with the first World War era. Separately the army corps of engineers unveils a giant lawn mower capable of trimming 40 acres per hour for airfield maintenance.
The piece explains the New Commandment from John 13:34 35 and Mark 12 28 34 emphasizing that love originated before the Ten Commandments and should guide believers. It outlines four points Love God Love Your Neighbor Love Your Brethren and Love is Obedient Joyful and Sacrificial with references to Jesus Christ s example and early Christian witness.
James Olson of Clare was unanimously elected County Chairman of the War Finance Committee to replace Donald Holbrook. The speech urged Clare county backing as in the past and announced plans for the Fourth War Loan drive starting January 18 with a quota of 315000.00. Clare shoppers Saturday included Leo Coopers Don Malcommsons Mrs Henry Norman and daughter Hiva. Mrs Fred Thompson visited twin brothers in a Detroit hospital who are very ill.
After supper girls and boys cleaned dishes while others played. The club met with a New Year Eve party planned hosted by Miss Clela Hartman. Instead of a Bible quiz members shared verses. Guests thanked Mr and Mrs Coats for hosting and hospitality. Reporter Rose Athey. Mrs Anna Shull visited Mrs Barber Friday afternoon. Monday visitors Carl and Rose Athey. Atty R D Shull of Detroit visited family.
Clare Sentinel promotes a sale of unwanted goods and a simple exchange system. Readers are urged to list items they no longer need and to buy essentials, using the paper’s classified liners for easy posting and access to local buyers.
Rev E E Redman leads Sunday School at 2 00 p m and 3 00 p m preaching with Rev Alger from the American Bible Institute as speaker. Young people meet Fridays at 7 30 p m. Community notices include residents traveling and relatives visiting in Mt Clemens Detroit Grand Lodge Chino California and Harrison.
The Riverside Grange met November 23 with twelve members. They voted to start day meetings December 14 featuring a pot luck dinner and the annual oyster dinner and gift exchange as the only Arthur hall gathering in December. Sunday School Rally Day December details followed with a Christ mas program in planning. The November Taxis Club meeting celebrated Thanksgiving. Dorothy Rockey read a poem "Thankful" at the Coats home.
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