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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1936
Page
7
Lesson outlines how the early Christian community practiced prayer unity and generosity. It highlights Acts 4 scenes of Barnabas, Stephen, Dorcas and the Macedonian example of voluntary giving, stressing that social service flows from the gospel and reflects true grace.
A concise note on Francis Bacon as a philosopher who advanced inductive reasoning. The quote contrasts philosophy's pull from and back to religion, asserting Bacon’s central role in forming the science of the modern world.
A reflective statement on life and affection noting that much waste comes from unfulfilled love and unfinished duties, while the satirical mask we wear hides true feeling and intent.
Clare residents report weekend visits from friends and relatives at Lake George lodges and cottages. The column notes a heat wave with temperatures reaching 208 in shade and 120 in sun on Saturday and Sunday. RF A. Luce elected president and Frank Barber treasurer of the school board amid neighborhood updates.
Mr and Mrs B A Faunce left Sunday for St Louis where their Sunday school class of 60 planned a picnic. Bertha Walters of Lansing hosted a birthday party at Windower Hotel with gifts and a luncheon. Numerous guests from Lansing Detroit Farwell East Lansing and Grand Rapids visited or joined events at Marionette cottage the Popular Place and other Windover Lake locations.
Mr and Mrs Gangluit and daughter Hellen of Saginaw are staying two weeks in the Richter cottage. Mr and Mrs L Preston of Marion visited her father M Dunkle. Mr and Mrs C Wiltse and children and Mr and Mrs W Wiltse spent Sunday at Night Point Lake.
After two weeks here, she boards a train to attend training. Mr and Mrs W Wiltse visit her parents in Manitique while Mr and Mrs R Hall of Flint entertain friends from Detroit over the weekend.
Michigan State College agricultural engineer C H Jefferson notes pitted silo walls suffer acid damage and cement crumbling. He advises repairing inside walls with white Portland cement paint or a thin cement plaster coating, keeping surfaces damp during curing and applying enough to fill irregularities, then moistening for 48 hours.
Loomis Mana Jean Harvey of Clare visits Grace Bergey and Alice Musser. Dewis Bergey stays Monday night with Verna Bergey. Ralph Musser visits Clare relatives. Bergey women host at Dodge Lake. Will Hursh of Flint visits locally. Garnett Eddy from Flint weekends with Frank Eddy. Wesley Teale and family of Clare call on Bert Bergey and hear a sermon from Lapeer. Attendees join Elm Grove Young Peoples Rally Sunday night.
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