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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1937
Page
7
Wanda, daughter of Mr and Mrs Noel Miller and Mrs Nathen Dangler of Pompei, underwent another operation at the hospital in Ann Arbor. Friends wish her a complete recovery. Russell Orvis of Marion is working for William Garchow.
Mrs Vern Mickle and children of Detroit and Mrs Frank Fleming with daughter from Pint visited Monday with Mrs Glen Gordon. The Blystones and Ruth traveled to Midland Sunday to watch a double ball game where Midland won both. C J Smith of Saginaw spent Friday night and Saturday with K A Turner and Milo Robinett. L Robinett helped his uncle L Robinett with hay. Russell Strouse and family called on C Davis's parents. L Robinett and Rosello spent Sunday at the Thurman home in West Grant. Nellie Tryon visited K A Turner and then Sunday with Loyal Haddix of N EB Arthur.
Miss Elanore Kleiner underwent a tonsil operation at Clare County General Hospital on Saturday. Sheriff and Mrs. Geo Bates of Harrison were visitors at the Bates home. Mrs Ruby Thompson and others from Colonville and nearby areas visited Mrs Mayme Bunyan Thursday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Bay and children and Mrs Marie Allen visited Burton Bay home Sunday. Miss Emma Leeth and Gayle Clute planned a summer stay at Mack Leeth home. Sunday visitors at the Bates home included Mr and Mrs Charles Miller and others.
Mr. and Mrs. King Wool and two children of Marion visit Mr. and Mrs. Pearlie Blackledge for supper. Gale Blackledge of Pontiac and Miss Donna Dexter of Lake George join as guests. Families from Clare, Custer, Sag inaw, Temple, and Lake George attend church, dinners, and visits with local residents. Gerald Tiedeman returns from Sag inaw. Ellen and Catherine Tiedeman stay with grandparents Nelson Tiedeman.
Over the weekend Mrs. R Ranville and children stayed with the Harleys while Flint visited. Richard planned a week with Lyman. Reiss family spent Sunday with kin in Reed City. Rogers relatives toured Battle Creek Kalamazoo and Sturgis amid wind damage and flooding. Consumers Power moved light poles back. grading M-10 and concreting to follow.
Ben Baxter works in Fuint with OLA. Willis My Wilds drives a Packard. Mr and Mrs Roy Halstead and their son visit Lansing and stay with Mr and Mrs John Halstead. Mr and Mrs RJ Powell are callers in Harrison and Clare on Tuesday.
Garfield Grange members met at their hall on Friday evening June 18 enjoying refreshments of homemade ice cream and cake. A resolution changed meeting nights back to the first and third Saturdays with the next gathering slated for July 8. Members were urged to bring guests for a party. Master Joy Clark is recovering from leg surgery. Brother and Sister Smith visited Lansing with the sisters staying two weeks with their aunt.
West Freeman and Clare residents make multiple calls across town. Mr and Mrs John Gaffney visit Clare and Harrison and Coleman areas while Naomi Doris Hickok attend a 4 H club party at Arthur Wymer’s. Various families, including Middletom Hansen and Cook relatives, host and visit on Sundays and weekdays.
The Maple Grove U B Church held a Children's Day program with readings and songs by Mrs. Tigmer and Chas. Stinchcombe. Rev E R Town led Sunday School at 2 00 pm and preaching at 3 00 pm with Prayer Meeting Wednesdays at 8 00 pm. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Stinchcombe and locals like the Atwoods and Schofields. several residents traveled or moved for work with W P A and other posts.
The Robinson Deep in South Africa is the world’s deepest mine. Gold is mined at about 8,500 feet below the surface with temperatures reaching roughly 106 degrees in the lowest workings.
Rain totals show extreme contrast with Mount Waialeale receiving 462 inches of annual rainfall while just 12 miles away nearby areas record about 8 inches. The discrepancy highlights localized weather variation within Hawaii.
A brief note suggests that energy spent on empty chatter could be redirected to constructive dialogue. It highlights the idea of channeling wasted effort into productive conversation and actions.
A July 4 lesson surveys Exodus 1 6 14 23 25 with themes of Deliverance through prayer. It notes prosperity can invite opposition and adversity can bless, urging reliance on God as the path to liberty and compassion for the oppressed.
Mrs Cecil Moore of Waldron visits her parents the Lowreys. Patrick Battle returns from Clare General hospital recovering from auto accident injuries. Many residents visit relatives in Jonesville Nashville Detroit and Mt. Pleasant as couples host guests at home. A new sidewalk is being laid at the north end amid new homes built in recent years.
A reflective maxim urges living as if the world observes both actions and thoughts. It argues that secrecy is futile since God reads the heart and sees every private motive.
A fragment discusses will as requiring frequent self denials to keep impulses in subjection, describing the discipline as the path to true submissive behavior.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Grigware and children of Detroit spent several days at his sister Mrs Harry Cornell's home. Mrs Will Duncan weekend in Bay City for her sister's wedding. Mr and Mrs Robert Jones entertained Sunday. Wayne Scott visiting Lansing with sister Anna Scott. The group includes Mr and Mrs Harle Shook Baldwins, Mr and Mrs H Kirshmer, Charles Patrick and Miss Anna Scott. Virginia and Paul Cornell visited Clare. Gordon Smith Flint spent weekend with relatives. Percy Grigware Midland visited Mrs Harry Cornell Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dee Merril of Mt. Pleasant visited his sister Mrs. Roy Woodworth on Sunday. Rob ert and Chester Anderson of Pontiac spent the weekend with their parents in Mt. Pleasant. The Bergey, Musser and Fergurson families from nearby towns called on relatives amid weekend activities. Audrey Musser visits Vergel Waddington for a few days.
The blood of a bird is described as the richest in the animal kingdom with more red corpuscles per ounce than any other creature. This claim highlights the high red cell concentration in avian blood compared to other species.
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