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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1935
Page
9
The article notes the baptism of a baby girl named Thursday night at the Gil re church. Alva Jackson and Edna Shilling are mentioned with Sunday visits to Violet Shaney.
Clifford Darnell and family moved back from Lansing with wife and baby. Carl Rodabaugh to Aivart Saturday evening. Frank Darnell, Clifford, and Elton to Clare late this week. Alice and Eugene Shinabarger attended a party at Robert Sowles near Brinton Saturday evening. Mrs Harry Boucher Eugene Delbert and George Shinabarger were Lake callers Saturday. County men viewed roads Saturday amid cold weather and stock losses. Several from here attended Grange at Chippewa Friday evening.
Sympathy is extended to the Richard Miller family on their bereavement. Local updates note Mack Harvey losing a horse, and Mrs. Durfee breaking her leg. J Harvey and Bernard, Carl Monday and son Carlie visit relatives, while Mrs. Erma Barr and Mrs. Mabel Hoatlin visit from Grand Rapids. Lewis Brown hospitalized in Mt. Pleasant. Alberta Pruden and Roberti Martin from Temple were weekend callers at the Harvey home.
Maple Grove notices public services with Sunday School at 1 30 p m and preaching at 2 30 p m Revival meetings ongoing with hopes for strong crowds sickness and bad weather keeping parishioners away Rev Van Brocklin delivering sermons and pressing for results A glance at local movements mentions visits and a family milestone including the Schofield granddaughter Janet Lou born January 25 and kinship ties to Mt Pleasant and Clare area
Central Gilmore Church of Christ holds services with Sunday School at 10:00, morning service at 11:00, prayer at 7:30, young people at 7:45, and evening sermon at 8:30. Family visits, birthday and wedding anniversary dinners, and local society events are noted along with sickness.
Friends report Mrs Caly Cotton seriously ill in Flint Hospital with hopes for recovery. Donald Davis returns from Detroit after visiting sister and husband. Mrs Harvey Wilson home from hospital gaining well after operation. Sunday visitors include Hildebrandt family and Giers. Clair Strouse trips to Saginaw for business. James McClung and Clint Cochran on sick list and hospital visits noted.
Miss Beatrice Price and Miss Vera Price spent Wednesday night together. Carl Miller went to Lansing for employment, while William Miller remains to help at home. Edgar Taylor visited Gladwin for a few days. Miss Lillian Peck missed Harrison High due to illness. The community offers sympathy to the Miller family. George Sersaw has a sick cow. Miss Lena Price stayed with Miss Isabel Weldon. Mr and Mrs Cecil Matthews and family stayed with Mr and Mrs Chas Mainwaring. Mrs Cliff Price is reported sick. Iris Matthews was absent from school with illness. Vera Price spent Tuesday night with Beatrice Price.
Pleasant Valley residents share weekend visits and family news. Jas Beatty and family visited Mack Leeth. Emma Garver remained for a visit with her children Nathen and Wanda. Wanda Dangle, Elnora Kleiner and Thelma Orvis joined Bates family guests. Harold Clute broke an arm at McKay farm while working. Little Jack Hematreet sustained a head bump from a slide.
Roch ester and surrounding area share weekend visits among the Gayfield and Burton families. Howard Brockway and relatives from Pontiac joined others here while Harland Burton and Leo Heintz traveled from Loomin to visit. Richard Miller, who lost an arm at a saw mill near Bueno Lake, died Friday at Mt. Pleasant General Hospital after heavy blood loss. funeral held Monday with family offering condolences.
Mrs Jessie Davis and family received news Friday of the death of her little grandson Robert son of Mr and Mrs R B Davis of Lansing. Those attending the funeral Monday included Mrs Jessie Davis Perry Davis Mrs Nellie Sanders Mrs Louis Falcon Mr and Mrs Fred Davis and Louis Roberts. Mr and Mrs Heller attended W C Atwood funeral last Wednesday. J C Coats and son Harley spend the week at their cottage Hubbard Lake.
The Brown Corner Church notes announce WMA meeting at Mrs. Vesta Lower’s on February 6 at 2:00 with Temperance as the topic and Myrtle Miller arranging the program. Elections of branch officers will occur. revival meetings led by Rev. M A Van Brocklin continue, with Sunday services and Christian Endeavor at 7:00. The column also reports deaths, weddings, visits, and social events in the community, including Hodgysinger's passing and the wedding of Florence Kleinhardt to a Port Austin groom, with many neighbors mentioned in attendance.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss using juniper oil and leaves for bladder irritation and nocturnal waking. Mentions phish out acids waste and a bladder laxative tablet called Bukets. Claims four days to obtain from druggist or pay 25 cents.
The study traces Peter's fall and restoration through seven steps noted by G Campbell Morgan. It highlights Jesus prayer for Peter strength, Peter's painful look, the risen Lord's message to Peter, a personal interview, Peter's confession of love, renewed fellowship, and willingness to suffer for Christ.
A devotional reflection states meekness embodies more than lack of self assertion. It portrays the active display of God’s power through humble conduct and faithful trust in divine strength. The tone emphasizes spiritual virtue over worldly assertion.
A terse reflection on friendship as a noble value that sustains a person through hardship, implying loyalty, endurance, and mutual support amid challenges. The line hints at facing daily struggles with a steadfast companion.
A reflective line declares the soul's discovery of God the greatest moment in a man's life. It frames spiritual realization as the supreme personal achievement beyond worldly feats.
The Virginian Joint Stock Land Bank of Charleston, WV, holder of a 1924 mortgage on property in Clare Isabella and surrounding counties, declares entire balance due 4182.58 plus attorney fee 35.00. The sale to satisfy the debt is set for March 16, 1935 at Clare County Courthouse, listing three contiguous tracts totaling 180 acres in Clare and Isabella counties.
Probate Court for Clare County opens four month claims period from January 11 1935. Creditors must file claims by May 6 1935 at Harrison probate office. claims heard May 13 1935 at 10:00 AM. Judge of Probate S Dorsey records.
In the matter of the estate of William F. Clare deceased commissioners appointed to receive examine and adjust all claims against the estate announce four months from January 18 1935 for creditors to present claims. The board will meet at I B Hampton Gorge Clare County on May 13 1935 and May 20 1936 at ten o clock am to examine and adjust said claims. Dated January 17 1935 I Ed Hampton J A Jackson Commissioners.
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan announces creditors must file claims against Eva Ann Makin deceased by May 13, 1935. Claims will be heard May 20, 1936 at ten oclock in the forenoon. Dated January 16, 1936. Thus.8. Dorsey Judge of Probate.
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