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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1935
Page
2
Lesson outlines Malachi 3 1 12 and Matthew 2 1 12 noting God s best promises and the coming day. It surveys Israel s ingratitude priests corruptions mixed marriages neglect of tithes and the coming judgment with Christ reigning.
Joe Buzolits, center on Michigan State College football, must Christmas seal his mail per Miss Peggy Sharpe to fund the Michigan Tuberculosis Association. The appeal urges pennies to support tuberculin tests chest X rays and statewide health education reaching adults and children through media talks posters and school programs.
Vernon Hill News lists dinner guests and visits from Vernon Arthur Grant Sheridan Mt. Pleasant Varnon Shepherd Clare and Pontiac residents. Names include Lee Reynolds Robert of Arthur Imogene Blystone Vern Owens Carle Emery Gardner Stirling Heiser Nowlen Jasmine Hendrie Blanchard Schultz and others related to local families and clubs. Connection through parties visits and the Dorcas society quilt.
Health District No 7 staff and director EB Thiehoff urge readers to contact the Michigan Department of Health in Lansing to inquire about a missing certificate. The message extends holiday wishes for a Merry Christmas and a healthy New Year from the Tri-County Health Unit in Gladwin.
Plans for a Christmas dinner party in the eighth grade room on Friday noon December 20. Committees are named and working. New pupils Oral Murray and Harl Hammond join the class. A tree is decorated and gift exchange is planned for Thursday December 19. The eighth grade sold the most season basketball tickets and won the Scottie dog pin prize.
Scurvy arises from missing vitamin C in the diet. Adults consuming ample vegetables and fruits do not develop scurvy.
John Densmore and family visited Mr and Mrs N A Densmore over the weekend. John returned to Detroit while Willie stayed. Alfred Densmore and wife came from Pontiac Saturday. Gerald Machlem went to Flint seeking work. Randle owns a Ford car.
Harry Boucher's mother from Birch Run visits him. Mrs. Mary Cross spends the week with her son 8 H Shinabarger and family. S fr Shinabarger and wife and Harry Boucher to Clare Friday. Walter Darnell visits his father Frank Darnell. S E Shinabarger and son Delbert with Kenneth Benchley to Modders Ville Sunday.
Zaila Young formerly of Yarwell and Jack Jose of Flint married Saturday at noon in Clare. The wedding dinner followed at the home of Mr and Mrs. A DeGeer. A miscellaneous shower was held in the evening with refreshments served later.
BRUSH COLLEGE reports visitors and trips among residents. Bernard Fitzpatrick and wife visited relatives in Lansing and Fowlerville. J G Coats and wife to Angola Indiana to see daughter Heyman Wisner. Alvin Rockey ill but improving. Harold Rockey also ill. Earl Sanders and Kenneth Roller travel to Ohio and Indiana. Earl visits Paulding after 35 years. Dee Robinett and Stella visited Stephen Heller. Lorin Leitner and sons weekend with Earl Sanders. Bert Kinne helped with butchering at Frank Sanders.
The column records a snowy scene at the fire tower and social events in Farwell. Mrs Orla Rogers visits Saginaw for Christmas shopping. Mr and Mrs Olen Witt host visitors from St Johns. Zoella Youngs and John Jose wed at Clare M H E parsonage with a wedding dinner and a shower at the bride’s sister’s home. Mrs Eva Austin attends Belle Sanborn’s illness. Carl Catterman injures himself with an axe. Oral Rogers travels to Ypsilanti on business.
A reflection on maternal affection as a guiding force beyond words or actions, noting the enduring impact of a mother's care and influence through quiet, steadfast example.
Fragmentary quote reflects a critique of haste and impatience in moral conduct. It cites a notion of well doing tied to patient effort, attributed to an old Dutch source. The text fragment suggests a contemplative or sermonic tone about virtue and restraint.
A terse reflection echoes the idea that justice should be supreme and universal, emphasizing fairness and equal treatment for all. The fragment hints at philosophical discourse on rights and dignity without specific events or figures.
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