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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1932

Page

8

Moses Called to Deliver Israel A Desert Calling

Lesson on Exodus 2 11 4 20 outlines Moses trained in Midian for forty years and his calling at the burning bush. It covers his marriage to Zipporah, God's vision in the desert, God's plan to deliver Israel, Moses objections, God's responses, and the provision of Aaron as assistant.

Mgynt Moses Midian Pharaoh Fie Zipporah Mieuel God Aaron

Cowles family reunion marks Fourth at park

Bertha Lake W H Bohl of Mancelona visited daughter Mrs C W Kube as relatives gathered for the Fourth. Seventy two Cowles family members and four visitors attended the park reunion with songs, recitations, reminiscences, races and a ball game against Saginaw boys. Families came from Detroit Saginaw Alma Stevenson Lake and nearby areas and planned to meet again next year.

W. H. Bohl Mancelona C. W. Kube A. Abbott Arthur Spencer Mildred Flint G. Lawton Detroit Lawton G. Liggett C. Guterman Myron Dunkle Ona Blain Clarence M. Benthein A. Lambertson Gerald Lansing Wm. Kube Saginaw Alma Stevenson Lake

Laughter as a test that unites and harms no one

The passage argues a test should invite universal laughter, not pin down a single person. It suggests laughter should be light and inclusive like a pleasant melody, whereas a harsh test resembles sharp tracks in music, naming Feltham as a pauses point.

Feltham

Mortal adversaries face final reckoning in all differences

The note frames a universal truth: both sides are mortal and memories fade with time. It underscores that conflict ends with oblivion for all, emphasizing the vulnerability shared by friend and foe alike.

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Rurals Report From Sheridan Area Harbors Summer Activities

Southwest Sheridan haying is the main task as Mr and Mrs Henry Severdon and children visit with his brother Arling and family on Sunday. The Presleys and Hellers visit Mr and Mrs Steve Heller at Arthur. Barbra Jene Murphy recovers from illness as Norris and Gene Heller visit grandparents Joel Presley. Fishing and river activity marked the Fourth of July. July 5 was the deadline for sending letters at six cents.

Haying Henry Severdon Arling Joel Presley Dolph Heller Lansing Apent Steve Heller Arthur Barbra Jene Murphy Norris Gene Heller Joe Presley, Jr Frank Murphy

Brown Corners Celebrations and Visits Over the Fourth

Brown Corners residents and guests marked the Fourth of July with family gatherings and social calls. Lew Sundays hosted kin from Hastings, Wess Strouse visited Iva Miller and Bates, while the Denno and Muscott families joined Floyd’s relatives. Bertha Ott and Florence Ott from Detroit visited, Billie Armontrout hosted a birthday party, and Elizabeth Deller suffered measles.

Lew Sunday Hasting Wess Strouse Colonvilerg Iva Miller Geo. Bates Big Green William Denno Saginaw Muscott Floyd Fred Trietsch Bertha Florence Ott Detroit Billie Armontrout Elizabeth Deller Geo. Abbot,Sr Alf. Abbott Wilbur ‘Ower Flint Hartman and Green Mry Geni Hartman Pontias

Local Family Visitors and Relatives Gather in Bay City Area

Will and family of Bay City visit. Mrs Will Grumbley and two sons also in Bay City. Mr and Mrs C A Natt of Pontiac with Raymond Reed and mother Lan sing. Claud Hartman and children of Houghton. Frank Hartman family and Lee Hartman of Midland. Pearl Hartman of Grand Rapids. Fay Lower of Detroit visits brother Glenn and family. Verne Hartman of Pontiac stays month with grandparents.

Will Bay City Will Grumbley C. A. Natt Pontiac Raymond Reed Lansing L. W Hastings Claud Hartman Houghton Frank Hartman Lee Midland Pearl Hartman Grand Rapids Fay Lower Detroit Glenn Verne Hartman

Social visits span weekend across Pontiac and nearby towns

From Pontiac and nearby towns several families spent the weekend visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Black and children traveled from Pontiac to stay with Mr. and Mrs. F. Penland. Other guests included Len Geiger and wife from Bard Don Touhy from Jackson, Miss Daisy Schaar at her sister Mrs. Carl Cotton, and Mrs. Langin and daughter with Mrs. Leo Jennings and family. Activities included Sunday dinners at J. Livingston’s and Mt. Pleasant outings.

L. W. Black Pontiac F. Penland Len Geiger Bard Don Touhy Jackson J. Livingston Daisy Schaar Carl ‘Cotton Langin Leo Jennings Garrison James, Gerow Tom Dayand M. Sowle Finiece Ray Parish St Vernon Roscoe Henry Randle Detroit Led Jennings R Oval Oak Tuangin William Jennings Emma Norman Densmore Elk Lake Grisses Lila Sarah Densmore

Holiday Visitors Burst From Nearby Towns to Greenwood Center

Greenwood Center residents hosted a weekend of visits with relatives and friends from Flint Clawson Port Clinton Lansing Clare Harrison Flushing Detroit and Midland as families gathered at Budd Updike Bringold and Bruce homes for the Fourth of July holiday with siblings nieces and nephews among the guests.

Alen Clifford Chaffee Flint Chester Pickering Midland Grover Updike Urdyi Walter Wagner Emily Clawson Earl Budd Dudvir Woff. McAfee Port Kenneth Budd i'Svr Harl Bringold Beatrice Lansing Wiingoli C. Bringold Algana Roland Apgel Wm. Roland Frank Deneen Hllen Lacon Illinois Carl Budd Jeet A. L. Lambertson Én. Gerald Budd Perry Albert Bruce Sam Bruce Harrison, Wily Har] Shrague Harvey Woodthorpe Raymond Tupper Versal Sprague Miss Mosey Flushing Frank ‘Tiish Clare Ed. Schwantz Wallace “Bruce Detroit Bruce Honiered

Local Visits and Family Gatherings Record in Greenwood

The clipping notes visits by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Darling to lint, Mrs. Ortho Boulton and Mrs. Hud: 8on Jones to Clare, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kress from Lansing visiting Newton Kress's family over the Fourth. Also mentions the Holmes and Bruce families hosting reunions and time spent with Hudson Jones and Harris.

Roy. Darling Ortho Boulton Hud Albert Bruce Bruce Sam Bruce Ti Harris

Fourth of July Guests List From Grover Updike Home

The article lists multiple families visiting or spending the Fourth of July at the Grover Updike residence and nearby locations. Names include Pickering, Harold Voge, Clarence Wilson, Arthur Updike, Alien McBride, Mrs. Jacobs, Henry Huber, Matt Webber, Floyd Wall, Fred Hal, Mabel Dongs, Wm. Davis, Perry family, Ira Van Valkenburg, Clifford Chaffee, Emery Chaffee, and others. Places named include Midland Pontiac Vernon Franklin township Gladwin Alma Flint Clare and Wisconsin?

Grover Updike Pickering Midland Harold Voge Pontiac Clarence Wilson Arthur Updike Vernon Alien McBride Tennessee Jacobs Henry Huber Franklin Township Matt Webber Floyd Wall Fred Hal Gladwin Mabel Dongs Wiint Wm. Davis Perry Alma Ira van Valkenburg Myr Clifford Chaffee Flint Emery Chaffee Travis Clare P. P. Chaffee

Community social notices and local visits reported

A crowded week of visits and calls across North Star and nearby towns includes Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lyons returning home, Virgil Blain a Sears caller, and many Clare Farwell Detroit visits. Residents entertain guests from Lansing Grand Rapids Detroit and Battle Creek at cottages and homes along Windover Lake and Lake George.

Charlie Lyons North Star Beard Board of Supervisors Harrison Meuthenbrook St. . Louis B. F. Achard Virgil Blain Sears Joe Howell Bernice, Finch Marjorie Farwell Bert Walker Burns N. H. Smith Detroit Ona B. Crego M. H. Miller Hazel Mugford C. B. Hare Doc Tom Lake Gaylord Galloway B. A. Faunce Lester Meldon Fred Meldon Grand Rapids Windoven Roy Cook Lake Anna Pfanstiehl Battle Creek Bessie J. Shepards Norma Faunce Ray Crider Hast Lansing Blossom Everett St. Johns A. Faunce J. J. Beard HE. Delling Lake George Silverlake Floyd Ferguson June Gowdish Robert Sterling John A. Burns Clare Walter Slowka Dearborn Joe Crocker Lansing John Musil Flint

Public foreclosure and heirs order in Clare County

Foreclosure by sale of the King Tuck mortgage in Clare County pending for 343.76 with sale set September 24 1932 at Harrison Court House. Also an order of probate in the estate of William Dysinger for heirs determination with July 18 1932 hearing and three weekly notices in The Clare Sentinel.

Mortgage Sale Notices From Clare County Michigan

Default on two Clare County mortgages triggers public auctions. Floyd Luke et al and George R Sage et al face foreclosure under notes from 1927 and 1925, with a combined due amount including penalties. Auctions set for September 19 1932 and October 8 1932 at 1 PM in Harrison Court House, selling parcels in Garfield Township and Clare City McElwan Additions to satisfy sums plus costs.

William James King Mabel Agnes King Clare County Michigan Robert J. Tuck Harriett Tuck Selkirk Clara County Harrison Franklin Clare Robert J. Tuck Harriett Tuck Floyd Luke Clara B. Luke Monroe State of Michigan Harriet A. Allen Register of Deeds Charlies W. Allen Office of the Register of Deeds Charles We Allen Edith M. Allen City of County of Wits Hight Point Summer Resort Garfield Heith M. Allen Carl Holbrook George R. Sage Blanche Orpha Sage Fred B. Timm Louise C. Timm State of County of Clare McEiwan Fred. H. ‘Timm Louise G. Timm Mortengees

Notice of Hearing on Claims in Estate of George Burch

State of Michigan notices creditors to present claims against George Burch deceased at the Harrison probate office by October 12 1932. Claims will be heard October 19 1932 at ten o'clock in the forenoon. Dated June 13 1932. Thus, 8 Dorsey B514

State OF Michigan Clare George Burch Harrison Dorsey

Probate of Will in Clare County Michigan

The court sets July 11, 1932 at 10 A M for hearing Kate O Connor petition to probate the will of James O Connor deceased. Notice to interested parties via publication in The Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks. Judge Thos S Dorsey presides.

Michigan Clare Harrison Thos Dorsey James, O'Connor Kate O’connor Kate O'Connor Sentinel

Homemakers Corner Practical Tips And Quick Fixes

Never iron silk stockings. Washing fine china with hot water risks chipping. Make cheaper baby blankets by cutting a full sized blanket into quarters and binding edges with satin ribbon. Paint and varnish an old Brussela carpet for porch use. Re-varnish preserves the rug. Dry celery leaves green onion tails and parsley store in air tight container for flavoring soups salads dressings and creams.

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