Lesson for January 6 and Propiere Texts Note
The item notes a lesson for January 6 under the International Council of Religious Education. It mentions approved texts and copyright permissions and highlights subject matter for study.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1946
Page
2
The item notes a lesson for January 6 under the International Council of Religious Education. It mentions approved texts and copyright permissions and highlights subject matter for study.
A read of religious lessons contrasts Exodus inspired themes with New Year superstitions. The article notes prosperity as not always a blessing, Israel's bondage as discipline, and prayer as deliverance while detailing New Year rituals from different lands such as first footing, gifts, and luck charms.
A short moral verse expresses daily aims to help others and improve the world. The speaker desires to be a light in dark times and to live truthfully and fairly, seeking divine guidance to make each day meaningful. It reads as a timeless personal reflection on kindness, forgiveness, and hope.
A Swiss legend says the Holy Family travels at midnight mass on Christmas Eve. A bowl of fresh milk on the table and each person’s spoon is set. The first to find their spoon moved after church may receive blessings as Mary and Joseph rested in the home during their Flight into Egypt.
Old time miracle plays survive in many communities through elaborate dances and solemn yet lavish settings amid colorful back drops and tropical foliage, maintaining long standing tradition and ritual.
A shower for Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gore don is set for Greenwood hall Friday January 4 at 8 00 p m Pot luck lunch is planned Guests are invited. Cigar gifts for men and candy for women and children are noted.
Mr and Mrs Archie Tryon of Pontiac spent Christmas with Mrs Mayme Runyan and Hugh Allen. Mrs Ervin Orvis visited the Bates home at Midland. Charles David hosted Christmas dinner for George David of Saginaw Alton David Donald K and Mrs Don David and daughter. Clingan family and Mariam Jimmie of Beaverton joined Tom Randle and Owen Spink for Christmas meals.
The Wm Hileman family visited O M Somers near Farwell for Christmas. Robert Heber left for Fort Bragg after a furlough. Emil and Mrs Giers celebrated their 21st wedding anniversary at the Hildebrandt home. Seaver Amble visited Emil Giers. Claud Buckelew of Stonewall visited relatives here. Hileman family hosted. Emil Giers burned a tire on icy roads enroute home from Clara. Jack Dillon Jr of Flint visited. John Raymond and E F Giers called. Oil wells near Lincoln and Hatton reported as failures or down. results awaited. Sewing circle gathered at Krocker home to see in the new year.
Elm Grove residents hosted multiple Christmas dinners with family guests from Arthur Midland Owosso and Mt. Pleasant. Beverly and Gene Badgley have been ill this week, while Frieda Orvis and Mrs. W. Badgley also spent time with relatives.
Their aunt Anna Mussel of Clare hosted, while Mr and Mrs Havl Gould and children, and Mr and Mrs Gerald Macklem and family joined Davis, with Mrs Hladik of Greenwood hosting Fred Zimmerman and children visiting their mother.
The notice lists Eastern Standard Time schedules for Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette trains with departure and arrival times. It also lists Great Lakes Greyhound Lines bus routes from 415 East Fourth Street with departures to Detroit, St. Ignace, Saginaw, Flint, Pontiac, and Reed City, including connections to Lansing, Jackson, Chicago, and Traverse City.
Daily bus departures listed for Yellow Bus Line and Dow Workers Busses. Saginaw connections to Flint Pontiac Detroit and Hotel Doherty stop. Clare departures at 6:20 AM 2:20 PM and 10:20 PM. Opportunity knocks through the Sentinel classifieds. Phone 34.
Probate Court of Clare County orders creditors to file claims by February 25, 1946 at 10:00 am and publishes notice in Clare Sentinel. A second matter sets January 18, 1946 at 10:00 am for hearing Floyd D. Kane's petition to determine heirs of Charles I. Kane. Judge George Bates presiding.
Special meeting called by Mayor Dunlop for unfinished business. Aldermen present Lehr Mussell Randall Smith. absent Fleming Wyman. Bills referred to finance committee. multiple building permits granted. City approves Hinkle's Addition if title is clear. Parks, street, water, and power expenses listed. funds authorized. Meeting adjourned with sale of Dodge pickup authorized at ceiling price.
R H Strange M D Practice Limited covers diseases of eye ear nose and throat with tested glasses fitted from 9 to 5 daily except Thursday and Sunday in Mt Pleasant Michigan S E Gardiner M D physician and surgeon offers eye care glasses fitted and guaranteed with office and residence at 309 N Main St Mount Pleasant Michigan Dr Christina M Schutt osteopathic physician consults at 106 West Fifth Street Clare Michigan by phone or letter for appointment
A scanned classified-style listing shows multiple professionals including Dr B J Sanford for general practice and eyes with varied office hours. attorney Donald Holbrook at 109 Went Fifth Street. Dr H J Ballard osteopathic medicine at 122 Hast Fourth Street. and S C McArthur D at Clare Hospital. Also notes Bob's Sales & Service in Clare and De Soto Plymouth Service. The ad sits alongside a Denton area note and Cadillac Michigan entry with office hours and contact hints.
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