Numerous Visitors Join Clare Friends for 4th of July
A long list of residents and relatives visited Clare area over the weekend and Fourth of July. Local families hosted and were hosted by kin in Vernon Farwell Saginaw Detroit Lansing and Wis e township with travel from Michigan and Ohio. Guests included Rev Jerry of Detroit Nazarene church, Mrs Amanda Liken Sebending and many cousins and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Staley
Grayling
Jas
Rodgers
Amanda Liken
Sebending
Carl
Crane Elevator Co
Miles ‘Smalley
Greenwood Township
Millie Bostian
H. W. Jerry
Detroit
Jerry
Harold Billow
Rolland Fisher
Fremont
Walter Krienke
Alvin Malancon
Flint
Micheal Archambault
Dorothy
Virginia
James Rodgers
C. H. Sutherland, Jr
Jack
Millie Reeder
Lake Shore
How God Calls and Prepares Moses as Leader
A study on Exodus 3 1 12 shows Moses as personally equipped spiritually qualified and divinely called. It argues leaders are God appointed and trained in both school and life experience to serve his purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Parker
Moses
Midian
Israel
God
University of Hard Knocks
School of Experience
Christ
On Giving of Alms Across Moral Inquiry
Discussion on charitable giving stressing mercy over merit. It urges giving without judging the recipient and to consider need and kindness rather than the giver’s evaluation of the person. The text emphasizes humility and humanity in almsgiving.
Sense of Humor Affects Response to Provocation
A fragmented quote attributes wisdom to humor, suggesting humor helps people avoid being easily provoked, and frames laughter as self and others awareness rather than mockery of provokees. The paraphrase emphasizes humor as a coping mechanism and social gauge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunmior
Robert
Emerson Burton family covers the 4th except Lawrence
The Emerson Burton family kept a full home celebration for the Fourth of July except for Lawrence. Mr and Mrs Murray of Lansing visited relatives here and at the Pixley home. Felicitations to newlyweds Richard Pfannes and remarks on local gatherings and barn raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson. Burton
Lawrence
Murray
Lansing
Joan Pixley
Seb, Pfannes
Chicago
U. S
Richard Pfannes
Edward Pfannes
Detroit
Seb. Pfannes
Flint
Harrison
Summer travels and local notices from Lansing and area
A Lansing YMCA group vacationing at Mystic Lake held their annual Fire Tower picnic. Ed Harris paints his house. Maple Grove Telephone stockholders meet to plan pole relocation for new grading, with two new investors Orla Rogers and Glenn Powell. Romulus and Belleville visitors visit the Powells before Higgins Lake trip. Daisy Hulen and Marlene plan a Canada visit including the Dionne Quints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mystic Lake
O. A. Wilds
Flint
Paul Pipper
Jackson
G. R. Powells
Houghton Lake
Ed. Harris
Ed. Hanes
Maple Grove Telephone Co
R. J. Powell
Orla Rogers
Glenn Powell
John Gardner and Sons
Romulus
Lloyd Tabor
Belleville
R. J. Powells
Higgins Lake
Community notes include visits and holiday gatherings across Michigan towns
Mrs. K A Turner injures foot in kitchen accident. Norris Blystone and two friends from Midland hosted by his parents. A Smith family guests from Lansing celebrate holidays at their farm. Nina Kever of Clare and Emma of Coleman visit Art Kever family. Rex Robinett and Earl of Clare visit L Robinett. Will Morrison and daughter Marilyn and Jas Warren guests. Roselle Robinett accompanies them home. Fireworks enjoyed at Harrison. Glen Gordon home hosts Vera Atwood and family Hobart Gay group. Roy Gordon family from Cornwellsville visit along with Raymond Reed from Lansing and other locals. Ben Kleinhardt Mickle family and Wm Conn of Detroit join. Ed Corby of Lake George with Mickle family and Ray Gordon present. Judd Blystone and Della Rehmold of Ann Arbor spend weekend with Effie Blystone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude “McDonald
Edna Burton
Tallman
Michigan
Solow Miller
Saginaw
Geox Teeter
Dorothy, Smitty
Katherine Butters
Ovid
Bessie Herderson
Elizabeth Deller
Mackinac
Wland
Edward O’day
Milwanukee
John A. Kever
Vernon
Stanley” Burdo
Wayne
Perkins Jett
Camp Custer
Teeter
Morris
Joseph Swantak
Hadley
George Teeter
Floyd Slentz
Shirley
Marilyn
Muskegon Heights
I. Ny Slentz
Elmer Schefferly
Detroit
Ernie Ramey
T. J. DuMontier
Rochester
N. Y
Leo Smith
Stanley Sutton
Jackson
Mra
Mannie Sutton
Ferndale
Glenn Ruggles
Flint
Vera
Peterson
Ella Buck
Martin Heiser
Lansing
Chas, Heiser
Martin Eberhart
Doris
Alice
Ha Miller
L. L. Rogers
Richard
Watervliet
Theo. G. Bowler
C. W. Nash
Court Adams
C. CO
Wm. Jennings
Wm. Langin
Sheridan
Lynn Thompson
Minneapolis
Chas. Carpenter
L. H. Thompson
H. Krienke
Wise Township
Hugh Henderson
Roy Snear
Clare-Beaverton Lumber Co
C. W. Thornthwaite
Elizabeth Ann
Dorothy
Ann
Washington, D. C
I. N. Slentz
Hart Phimisey
W. J. Stephenson
Willard Onstatt
Claud Cassidy
Emma. Hunt
Jimmie Love
Gladys Love
Berkley
Calif
John Oman
West
Grant
Hunt
Farwell
Olave
Dover
Ball Iaw
Bane
Michhilgan
York
Galifornia
K. A. Turner
Norris Blystone
Midland
A. Smith
Nina Kever
Clare
Emma
Coleman
Art Kever
Rex Robinett
Earl
L. Robinetts
Will Morrison
Jas Warren
Roselle Robinett
Will
Morrisons
Harrison
Glen Gordon
Vera Atwood
Hobart Gay
Robert Gay
Battle Creek
Roy Gordon
Cornwellville
Raymond Reed
Ben. Kleinhardt
Wm. Conn
Corby
Lake
George
Mickle
Vane and
Vernell Mickle
Ray Gordon
London Street Names Feed Cheapside's Busy Friday Run
London Odd Street Names near Cheapside intertwine with Friday Street Bread Street Milk Street Change and Bird in Hand Court. The short busy lanes reflect historic trade and quirky nomenclature in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London’s
Cheapside
London
Bread Street
Change
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Floyd Seeley
Donna Rae
ART Danoth Agy
Clare, Michigan
Clare Realty CO
Clare Insurance Agy
Menominee
Sv. Clare
Av. Frankfort
Sv. Frankfort
Frankfort
The
Ann Arbor Railroad Company
ST. Cecilia’s Church
C. J. Gudgel
Uniform International
Mandy
Western Newspaper Union
Judd Blystone
Della Rebmold
Ann Arbor
Effie Blystora
TIS
Sternaman Studio
Rae
Orley Agency
Drag
Castoria
Rte
Alka Selizer
Oraverl
Briggs-Stratton
Sasy
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