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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1939
Page
12
Tommy, eager to prove himself, takes odd job at the old riding academy under Jim’s supervision. He works washing a fence while Susan visits, seeking activity and attention, as Jim consoles and guards him from danger and laziness.
Jim wrestles with lingering feelings for Cecily as she visits the stable and shares moments at the house. Susan’s presence and Lenore’s arrival heighten tension, while a wealthy car party and Cecily’s interest test Jim’s resolve.
Kay presses Jim to take a holiday at the Warren place on the Eastern shore. Lenore argues, Beresford accompanies, and Jim stubbornly repeats that work keeps him tied to a job, regretting the temptation to take a break.
A promotional line urging readers to try a classified section in The Clare Sentinel for value and results. It highlights the paper as a cost effective source for listings and inquiries. The note emphasizes large value per ad and tangible outcomes for advertisers.
Hatton residents express sympathy to Mrs. Wm Erhart and family after the death of Dan Pilgrim. Pilgrim is moving from Lists farm to a farm near Temple, with Art Durfee assisting. Mr and Mrs List attended Mr Erhart's funeral in Clare. Myr and Mrs List Jr and family from Alma visited parents Sunday afternoon.
Sunday road work was ordered by State men due to slick snow. A Dodge sedan and a V-8 collided on the hill east of the Fire Tower, leaving occupants badly cut and bruised. Local residents Herschel Reese family and Miss Cora Smedley planned Florida winter, while Charles Nelson worked for Reese.
Sunday school attendance reached 49 this morning with an average of 44 for 1938 and 48 over the last three quarters. Visitors included Leo Jr and Leola Coats of Mancelona and the Loar family. Pathfinders elected officers Kenneth Baller president Grant Williams vice president Ruth Harford secretary Glenn Newman treasurer. Riverside Grange held oyster dinner January 10 and will meet January 24 with Clare county Pomona Grange January 25. Members urged to attend a Sunday evening service at the Clare Baptist church.
Mrs John Hartman and daughter Clela Lowell Shull and mother Mrs C Shull and Mrs Maude Barber attended a funeral for the late Mr Erhart in Clare on Friday January 18 Rev Nottage led a Jubilee singing at a service The Hartmans and others visited the Geo Bates home in Harrison Mrs Gordon Hale helped care for Mrs Randall who has been ill at J P Myers home
Greenwood Center reports a January birthday party at Townhall with prizes for ladies and men and a pot luck lunch. It lists local visits and social happenings including family visits to Clare Marion Owosso and Flushing, plus a hospital patient and a pneumonia recovery at home.
The mitre, tail feathered headdress of church dignitaries, cannot be traced earlier than the mid eleventh century, marking a clear historical point in liturgical attire.
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