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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1935
Page
4
Mr and Mrs J Shoemaker of Alma visited the Browns and Miss Alta Baxter of Clare spent the weekend with Miss Marguerite Byba. Mr and Mrs Roy Feighner of Clare called at the Oliver home Sunday afternoon.
Maple Grove reports Sunday school at 1 80 p m and preaching at 2 30 p m Revival meetings began Sunday evening and continue through the week led by Rev Van Brocklin Bible truths proclaimed and prayers for healing. Jess Nilyard ill over a week. Birth announced for Ralph Hilyard’s baby boy born Friday January 4 unnamed. Herschel Reiss and L Finch and L D Rulapaugh visit Brown Corners. Rogers bought Ryank Lay farm and kin stay for spring improvements. Ruth Stanley with Eileen Schofield.
Mr and Mrs Joe Bitler and two daughters Hazel and Doris from Mrs Pleasant visited their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Andrew Keyser. Miss Gurnith Mainwaring visited at our school Wednesday. Chas Mainwaring helped Wm Peck buzz wood Friday. Leland Matthews returned to school after absence. Elmer Price is sick. Mrs B Giers Mrs Mann and daughter went to Gladwin Thursday. A party at Cliff Price’s Saturday with dancing and visiting lunch for about seventy five. James Harrison from Arthur spent weekend with Cliff Price.
The rain over Monday and Tuesday melted much of the snow and left bare spots and ice. Local residents on recent pick lists include Gordon McIntosh driving Mr and Mrs Chappell and their daughter Winnie of Farwell to visit a relative in Die. Ulmer Lackie of Herrick joined them. Reginald McBride of Elm Grove was a dinner guest at the Purdy home. Billy Ray Hawking missed several days of school due to illness. Clair Oliver and Flor ence Sands of Saginaw visited Av Oliver's home Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Ray Houghton and daughter Barbara spent New Years day in Detroit with Ray's parents and attended a Golden wedding. Mrs Carl Bauer visited her parents in Hamilton township Sunday night. Loren Grevs and George Fitzpatrick visited Chas and family. Loree Allen visited Lois June Smock in Vernon. Norris Johnston traveled to Lansing and back. Church board met at the Tabernacle with all members retained and Rev Telcher to continue preaching. Some residents attended court in Harrison last week. School began with perfect attendance and students discussed new toys. Alfred Lord Tennysons Ring Out Wild Bells is being memorized and Théodella shared a Christmas gift book Crickets and Eunice for opening exercises. The class is glad for electric lights in the schoolroom.
The community notes Brown Corners School resumes after a week’s vacation. Several residents report health issues and visits, with many families hosting relatives and friends over the holidays. Readers share updates on illness, travel, visitors, and local chores through the week.
Sunday school lesson outlines Peter’s confession of Jesus as Messiah and God, Jesus’ establishment of a new church on this rock, and the cross as the path to glory. It emphasizes belief, Christ’s lordship, and believers as living stones in the Church, built on the cornerstone Jesus Christ.
A religious statement from I. L. Noble defining salvation as belief in Jesus Christ that must prove itself through repentance for past sins and a life change for the future. The quote emphasizes authentic faith expressed by concrete moral transformation.
An excerpt argues that the soul seeks a better realm beyond mortal life. It links immortality to the Creator’s mark on humanity and to longing for a heavenly city, noting the soul’s restlessness. The fragment ends with an incomplete thought about Goth.
An inspirational line urges self faith and seizing the moment in one’s own time and place with confident resolve.
William Milton Conn died December 17, 1934 in Henry County Ohio at age 69 years 10 months. Survived by wife Ida A Stoner four children H R Conn E B Conn Ida Lava Stoller Mary Gwendolin Hanner and 23 grandchildren One brother Ulysses Grant Conn of McGlure Ohio. Margaret Ward dies January 7 1935 at Clare residence with sister Mrs Ed Hawkins. Funeral by Rev A D Telcer at Hawkins home with interment Cherry Grove cemetery.
Mrs Florence Bailey died December 14 at her home Pontiac born Clare Michigan July 31 1889 widow of Harry C Bailey survived by mother Mrs George Whiteside and siblings funeral held December 17 at Brace Funeral Home burial at Perry Mount Park cemetery Clancy Walter Crigier born Sagaport New York January 24 1874 moved to Michigan lived Harrison died December 31 1934 details of service omitted Fred Tomkins born Bradford County near Towanda Pennsylvania moved to Farwell family history death noted with burial in Surrey Cemetery interment at Lakewood Ohio area
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