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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1937
Page
2
John Kings welcomed winter guests in the Monday cottage. Local families including the Winchells, Kube, Dunkle, Blains, and Dunks celebrated Christmas and visited relatives in Saginaw Pontiac and Lake George. A Christmas program at Lake George delighted attendees.
Rumored lists show Ray Brace and wife visiting a Fairview cabin over Christmas. Ghoyd Nichols returned from Detroit for the holiday. Russell Kress, Virgil Blain, and wife traveled from Pontiac to visit relatives. Others from the area attended Windover Lake program Tuesday. Roy Howard, Jin Miller, and Bryan family visited Christmastime at Roy Howards. Bert Beacher and Frank Porkney were in Detroit for Christmas hunt. Tom and son Lloyd visited Clare on Saturday. Mrs. Lloyd Sprague and Dona Deer planned Detroit trips Thursday.
A village Christmas program drew strong turnout while the event was tempered by a kerosene car fire incident. Dana Davies Clyde Rogers and Charles Borst failed to escape facial injuries. Dana and Clyde were hospitalized in Clare.
A Windover Lake roundup lists visits by Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Laphan and others from Clare Lanes ing Pontiac and Lake George. Christmas gatherings at Laphan Burns and Perkins households include Detroit trips and a school program at the Windover Lake schoolhouse.
The January 3 lesson explores John 1 1 1 18 and the Incarnation, presenting Jesus as God and the Word made flesh. It emphasizes faith evidence from eye witnesses and contrasts believers and unbelievers while urging diligent spiritual study in the new year.
A reflective note on friendship stressing gradual development, built on steady esteem and patient social nurture rather than quick attachment. It emphasizes enduring effort, consistent goodwill, and the deep roots of trust that sustain closeness over time.
An aphorism on companionship notes that without good company even fine joys lose flavor like painted grapes. The line emphasizes communal pleasure and perception beyond surface appearance.
A Socratic reflection on idleness notes that not only the truly idle are at fault but also those who could be better employed yet remain inactive. The line emphasizes purposeful use of time and effort.
A brief aphorism noting that true rest comes from labor as a reward, attributed to Chamfort. The line emphasizes labor as the source of sweet repose.
December 7 1936 at Clare Michigan the regular council meeting authorized building permits for J Foss Fredan Smith Floyd A Seeley and Frank Roberts Hachmuth also authorized street and equipment purchases for snow plow and grading. Funds allocated for lamps wreaths and roping for boulevard display and bills referred to the Finance Committee. City officials set election booth setup and hourly election staff payments and adjourned with Mayor Hampton and City Clerk Alex McKinnon present.
Legal notice notes mortgage default on December 1 1921 by Miki Stockberger of Farwell Michigan to Lillie M Glock of Farwell Michigan. Foreclosure sale set for February 20 1937 at the Court House in Harrison to satisfy $600 principal $330.88 interest plus costs on the 40 acre northeast quarter of the northwest quarter section 36 township 17 north range 5 west in Surrey Township Clare County Michigan.
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan gives creditors four months from January 1 1937 to present claims against the estate of Man son Graham deceased. Claims must be filed at the Harrison probate office by April 30 1937 and will be heard May 5 1937 at ten in the forenoon. Dorsey Judge of Probate.
Don Isaee as assignee of mortgagee announces foreclosure under a 1914 mortgage on property in Section 5 Township 18 North Range 6 West Clare County Michigan. Sale to satisfy principal interest and costs at the court house in Harrison on March 22 1937 at 10 AM Eastern.
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