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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1934
Page
8
Anne falls ill during pregnancy as Neal neglects her with a busy life in Belford. Mr. Goldenburg alerts help, a nurse arrives, and Neal returns humbled. Anne recovers with support. their baby is born after a painful delivery, Neal weeping beside his wife and newborn son.
Over eight years Neal expands his law practice and serves in state politics including speaker of the house and senate committee chair. Anne bears two more children, moves to a larger cottage, handles housework, worries about child health, and hires Dora King as help to cope with demanding duties and fears of poor childcare.
A longtime Stockholm police constable has recovered 21 000 stolen bicycles over his 82 year career, reclaiming property for numerous owners and highlighting a storied tenure in local law enforcement.
The lesson outlines Jesus starting his ministry after John the Baptist's imprisonment, preaching in Capernaum with the call to repent for the kingdom of heaven is at hand. It details Jesus selecting fishermen as disciples, their immediate obedience, and his threefold work of teaching, preaching, and healing across Galilee.
Fragmentary quote about faith and providence in the Lord and the Father’s house mentioning sparrows and divine notice. No clear event or persons detected.
A reflective note on maintaining faith and virtue during quiet or dark periods, urging steadfast discipline and justice tempered by mercy. The text emphasizes perseverance, steadfast beliefs, and the influence of true love in governing conduct.
Mrs Ghas Walters passed away after a lingering illness and was a vestment of the community for many years. Mr and Mrs Jake Milam visited recently. Geo Gibia and G Frees etc. Leona Pringle in Vernon helped celebrate a birthday. William Six and family visited her parents. Mrs Lena Frees learned that her niece Jane Baker of Mt Pleasant fell from a tree while going to school breaking her leg. Jane is Charles Bakers oldest daughter.
North Arthur residents recount a Sunday at the farm and attend the funeral of Jack Jerredi Monday at the Brown Church. Local families, including Coulter Green Gordon Cradit Bailey Owens Erhart and Kleiner, share visits and celebrations across the week.
West Freeman James Darnell stays with brother Elton Darnell. Frank Lowden and Grand Rapids friends visited John Gaffney. Eugene Shinabarger and Albert Gaffney hauled hay at Farwell. Geo Hansen family and Jay Struble party joined Arthur Hansen. Leoto Rodabaugh from Sears visited Alice Shinabarger. Doc Hicks and family stayed with Al Hicks at Mlint. Homer Parish from Ewart visited Arthur Hansen. Annabell Shinabarger’s 8th birthday celebrated by friends.
Joe Best and Marlin Bowen spent the weekend with Roy Green and family in Clare. Hugh Warner broke his arm recently. Roy Green visited the dentist last week. Ray Utley and family, O J Harvey and Leona Wheatcroft were at Carl Roots Friday. G M Snelling andVincent visited Roy Green. Bill Johnson and Indian Joé spent Saturday with Roy Green. Mrs Roy Green is improving after illness. Tony Romaniz and Rob Myers called on Mack Harvey.
Mr and Mrs Art Ulrich spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Harry Bradley and others. Several visitors including Mr and Mrs Ernie Hodge called on the Densmores Sunday. Tiles Urbain and daughter Deioris of St Charles visited at the Fancon home. The Him Grove Fixtension group met but was postponed due to sickness. The Fancons and Urbains also visited the Williams home Saturday evening. Louie Fancon accompanied Perry Davis to visit his wife and child south of Clare. Clarence Cottox welcomed a 7 lb baby boy named Merlen Wayne. Mrs A f Carrow and Mrs August Kiig visited J W Butters Tuesday.
Mrs Chas Russell and her two nieces Miss Florence Hildebrandt and Miss Frances Hildebrandt called on Mrs Albert Allen Tuedsay at her home.
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