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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1933
Page
7
A long column records weekly meetings and visits in Mr. Pleasant area. K and P LODGE and Pythian Sisters meet Mondays while many residents, including the Root, Brimmer, Graham, Henry, and Rawson families, visit, host, or attend church events. Weekend trips, birthdays, and church program details fill the social diary.
R. B. McGuire serves as branch president with Sunday School at 10 30 a m Prayer meeting at 11 30 a m and Bible Study at 7 30 p m for the church community.
Pastor Mary E. House leads Church of God activities with Church School at 10 30 am preaching at 11 30 am and a Young People meeting at 7 pm Evening service at 8 pm and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 pm All services invitingly advertised with a welcoming note to attend the house of the Lord.
Rev. John Lockyer preaches on guidance from Jesus as older boys quartette and Epworth League with orchestra participate. Church school at 10:45, evening service at 8:00, midweek Wednesday 2:30. Community visits and several local residents noted among weekend family gatherings.
Last Sunday Epworth League held a well attended session with Irene Irwin as leader. The topic was Successes and Failures in Life. Harold Lockwood and Meryl Graham performed a notable instrumental duet and Harry Baker delivered an original poem. A crowd from Glare attended and next Sunday will cover Do Dead Men Live with Wilton Powell singing a vocal solo.
A card party will be held at the K of P hall on the first and third Saturday nights of every month. Proceeds/support details are not provided.
Farwell notes road work completion before county actions and mentions transport to Harrison with lodging and supplies. Mentions Miss Annabell Horton visiting Mrs Trumble, Iowa farm mortgage relief proposals, January weather claims for 1933, a merchant sign about credit limits, Mrs Etta Towns visiting Harrison, and a call to consult James Stanley for selling items. Michigan Farmer petitions to cut taxes and help teachers amid economic strain. readers urged to support local changes and stay connected.
Mr and Mrs George Scott and Wayne visited Mr and Mrs Myr Scott at Ewart Tuesday. Several relatives attended a surprise birthday party for Irene Irwin in Farwell. School notes list A averages for 36 enrollment and Elson readers for third graders.
The article critiques a proposal by Maynard Smith of Detroit to place 50,000 indigent Michigan families on 5 to 10 acre plots on tax delinquent lands near cities. It argues the plan requires massive state support and notes sugar beet factory needs and unemployment as broader context. Senator Couzens estimates $100 million would be needed and urges cautious evaluation.
The fragment discusses the Babylonian creation myth dating to around 2000 B C based on earlier legends. It centers on Apsu the water god and Tiamat the chaos goddess whose union births the gods who shape earth.
Little Donald Cowles is seriously ill alongside Alfred Abbott and Myron Dunkle on the sick list. Hilton Billmeier and friends from Saginaw spent a week at the Billmeier cottage. Local gatherings include a party by Mr. and Mrs N H Smith at Doc and Tom Jake, and a birthday for Mrs Anna Sheppard at Lake George. Several trips and hunts linked Saginaw Flint Hale Mt. Pleasant and Lake George residents.
A Boston Herald observation notes that the orator’s campaign rhetoric often reflects wisdom, while editorial writers caution that not every claim is trustworthy. The piece analyzes the public role of persuasive oratory in political contests.
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