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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1938
Page
2
The Fernell Corners area records the death of Mrs. Alta Langworthy, a Sheridan pioneer, with community sympathy extended to her family. Earl Cradit hosts Thimble Club gathering. various residents share visits, hunting, and meals. Christmas programs are planned at local churches and schools with events on December 22 and 23.
Henry Myers of LaPorte and others from Saginaw Poseyville Roseville Detroit Conklin Grand Rapids visited Floyd Elliot Sunday due to the illness of their sister Mrs Roy Brownell at Clare General Hospital. Nearby relatives also traveled to Saginaw Wednesday evening for their cousin Mrs Bert Fliegel who remained very low. Christmas exercises are planned at the schoolhouse Thursday night December 22. Mr and Mrs Max Stanley Greenwood and Miss Josephine Armstrong Vernon were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs A Oliver.
Mrs. Ivan Hodson and Mrs Harold Hodson will conduct the Sunday morning service at Hagle church. The Hodsons have worked together in evangelistic ministry and are described as earnest speakers and talented singers. An invitation is extended to all to attend and share in the hour of worship. Mr. and Mrs Ted Newman and
Carman Newman and son Harold of Flint spent the weekend at the J. C. Newman home. Sunday visitors included Virgil Newman and family Lorin Leitner and Wayne of Gladwin Bernard Allen Hagle Bernard Fitzpatrick and families Galen Coats. Frank Sanders ill Glen Newman recently sick Ed Rutter Serena Ankney visited. Wm Gruno and daughter visited J OC Coats family.
Godly number enjoyed the W. M. A. Mesting at Mrs. Glen Lower home. Young Peoples meeting well attended at Frances Coulter home. Frances praised as hostess. Mrs. Lilly Mickle cared for at her daughter’s home, Mrs. Ben Kleinhardt. Glen Lower and Himer Town called on Mrs. Lottie Robinett. A visit to Mrs. Russell Stanley at the Eagle. Violet Sunday and Adolph Heirholzer at a Hastings funeral. Lucille and Virginia Poet with aunt Vesta Lower. Floyd Black returned home from Lakes work. Arnold Ott to return Wednesday from Mt. Pleasant for Christmas vacation.
The community notes frequent visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Glen Gordon hosted Floyd Bob and Frances. L Robinette joined Colville guests. Ronald Blystoke visited Harrison. Chattertons and Kay Jean dined with Turners. Wayne Carncross vacationed with grandma Blystone. a large group visited the Art Rover and others in family homes. The period reports plowing as notably active for the season. The Robinette family enjoys a new Chevrolet. Ted Newman and Glen Blystone family activities include visits and a venison dinner at Bryan Millers. Roy Comer and Roselle Robinett are among weekend travelers.
The Andersonville PTA and 4-H Hot Lunch club held a December 9 gathering with Bruce Morrison as chair. A collection was taken to fund an electric hot plate costing 1.40 for use by school groups and individuals, plus a candy sale to buy 4-H equipment.
The lesson centers on Jesus commandment to love one another as He loves us. It emphasizes loving enemies, extending care to all neighbors, and living with full devotion to God. Sacrifice for others is highlighted, recalling martyrs John and Betty Stam as example of Christlike love.
Girls in the typing section of the FBI fingerprint division will host a Christmas dinner for three adopted Washington families on December 25. The gift program continues a yearly effort by agency employees to aid orphans hospital patients and other needy residents with food clothing and toys.
President Roosevelt and Navy officials deliver a Christmas Eve radio message from Arlington to the fleet and naval stations worldwide. The annual greeting is awaited by sailors on iron clad battleships many miles from home.
Metropolitan railroad stations across the country host Christmas carols during December. The idea began in New York years ago and has spread to more cities as a tradition. Officials wanted travelers to slow down and enjoy a calmer prejourney respite.
An attributed remark by Auerbach asserts that true honesty and freedom require respect for others' views. The quote emphasizes that one who desires universal conformity cannot claim personal integrity or liberty.
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