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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1936
Page
9
Sunday school and communion held weekly at the Gilmore Center Church of Christ. Preaching at 11 00 a m and a 748 p m service with Pastor Harl B H Vayette. Social visits note guests and local families with neighbors in Midland Mt Pleasant and Flint.
Local notes list visitors and callers including Mrs Reynolds Dale Mrs Howard Sebolt and family and Grant Chapman. Ed Haines is on the sick list. Several social visits occur with the Harley Bently family at Sears and Orla Rogers visiting Detroit. Frances Hanes had a mishap with a train while driving. People from Farwell Gilmore and Lake are mentioned among callers and a light Valentine season quip closes the item.
Mrs James Sergaw and family and Mr and Mrs R Switzer and families joined Mr and Mrs John Sergaw for New Years dinner. Bud Miller stays with grandfather George Miller to help with chores this winter. Floyd Price from Flint spent the past week in Herseville. Gurnith Manwaring spent the New Year with Vera and Lena Price. Mrs Wm Sersaw went to Clare last week. Our school board built a neat cupboard at the school house for lunches and books during vacation. He will attend Hamilton Township school. Our school will miss him.
A West Freeman recreation club meeting was led by Mrs. Carl Shinabarger Thursday evening at the school house. Names of locals include high Hickok and wife Clare, Naomi returning to school, and callers Elton Darnell Frank Darnell and Billy, Mrs Marie VanOrder and the Shinabargers.
Miss Helena Vanderwoude shows some improvement and is hoped to be well soon. Edith Davis is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Simon Vanderwoude attended a funeral at Vogel Center last Friday. Mr and Mrs Lee Flinn announce the birth of a son Friday. Clarence Coleman entertained Flint relatives over the weekend. Young people enjoyed a party at Leland Watkins home Friday evening. Mrs Gerald Richardson and Miss Thelma Brooks visited Frank Davis home Sunday afternoon. Melvin Berkompas went to Ann Arbor hospital for eye treatment and at Tompson garage an eye injury occurred. recovery hoped soon.
Eagle E Bunyan remains ill after a month. Sunday visits to Mrs Lola Rulapaugh include Nelson Rulapaugh and friends of Mr Pleasant. The infant Clair Regar is sick. Freda Regar stays with her sister. Wallace Barton visits grandparents. Miss Lillian Wood attends school in Flint. Ernest Kleiner has a lame back. Norman Jackson works for Frank Poet. Adam Regar home from Harrison. Carl Nass visits from Lansing. Robt Hutchinson and Frank Billet go to Detroit. A young couple seeks a justice of the peace. leap year prompts license bargains. Revival meetings begin at Earle church. Mrs Mack Leeth recovering well from surgery. A party at EL Jackson’s hosts many young folks. Aid meeting at Geo. B Homstreet’s with 40 attendees and visitors Doris Geron from Clare. Phimisey joins as news member. Jan 16 meeting undecided.
Lesson notes trace Simeon’s recognition of Jesus at the temple. It covers his upright and devout character, the Holy Spirit’s guidance, and his Nunc Dimittis song praising world wide salvation for Gentiles. Predictions about Jesus bring blessing and prophecy for Mary and Joseph, including the cross’s sorrow.
A Beecher excerpt notes Sunday and the seventh day as equally religious, each serving rest, instruction, social worship, and community strength. The passage emphasizes rest as integral to religious life within the seven days.
The text frames happiness as an early step toward contentment by learning not to begrudge others for what they have. It argues that envy harms one’s own wellbeing since those possessions cannot be owned. Cultivating gratitude and self-possession aids inner peace.
The Clare County Road Commissioners met in Harrison on December 18 1935 with all members present. They approved minutes and payrolls, authorized oil purchases through May 11 1936, issued a tree trimming permit to Consumers Power Company, and approved a list of bills for supplies and services totaling numerous small amounts. The session adjourned after routine actions and a formal public sale notice followed with court seal and official signatures.
The Clare County Circuit Court orders a March hearing on the auditor general’s petition to sell lands for back taxes. Parcels listed will be sold publicly on the first Tuesday in May at the County Treasurer’s office to the highest bidder paying full assessed taxes and charges.
John J. O Hara Auditor General of Michigan petitions the Circuit Court for Clare County to declare a lien and decree for sale of lands listed as Schedule A for unpaid taxes from 1880 through 1933. The document notes parcels not yet sold or with sales set aside, and provides that delinquent rolls and schedules are in publicFile.
The New Deal era puts New Deal, Mont on Montana maps as a mushroom town. Fort Peckham grows rapidly driven by project work with about 1,600 men, many homeowners, living there now.
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