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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1944
Page
12
Nell quietly tends the garden while Ken confronts Flicka’s alleged loco state and their mother’s stance. Ken confesses devotion to Flicka, vows renewal, and Nell reflects on limits of desire versus fact as Flicka’s condition looms.
Ken learns Flicka’s sickness tests his bond with her while Rob and Nell clash over training and responsibility. McLaughlin assesses Flicka with salt on a pine, Ken finds purpose in being her sole companion, and the family weighs how to help her recover and bond.
The Lake George resort invites all residents to Sunday School led by Supt Willis Richardson at 2 00 p m and a Sunday afternoon preaching service at 3 00 p m Reverend E Redman pastor voice presents the Pergamos Church as the sermon topic plus inspirational singing and special music each Sunday afternoon.
Long Lake weekend visitors included Howard Eagle and Roy Allen from Detroit staying at Karl Ma vis home. Francis Gassman and his wife visited with their daughters Mable and Alice. Ralph and Lyle Carey and Lucy Marlatt visited A B Carey home in Beaverton. Patty Marlatt returned with them from Christmas time with Mary Carey. Henry Norman and family visited Bert Davison and family of Dolph.
Windover Lake School resumed Monday after a two week break. Hazel Harris returned to Battle Creek last Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs S Harris. Esther Harris of Harrison spent the weekend at her home. Irene Goodrich is recovering from the flu. Roy Sobiski and his mother visited in Clare Saturday. Leo Harris returned to Dearborn for work after a stay with his parents. The community held a skating party and weinie roast at Norway Lake on New Year's Eve. Ray Little's wife returned home after visiting Detroit. Harley Worstell of Clare was mentioned.
A report notes a caller appeared at the Jackson home last Saturday with details unspecified in the fragment. Ground details remain unclear in the OCR text.
Ice is a main topic as cold weather grips the town. Donald Sowle, pneumonia. Hugh Harts mourns son Hugh. Sympathy to the family. Dennis Sturgis and Mrs Sturgis visit from Lansing with Hickling's recovery. Harold Livingston and Mrs Livingston from Indianapolis and Mt Pleasant stop by Ray Clark home. Donald Brown stays with Madeline Hunt while Lloyd works in Flint.
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