Elijahs Flight and Return in Gods Tender Correction
The lesson traces Elijah fleeing Jezebel after Carmel, then God’s gentle care with sleep and food, followed by a cave encounter and a call to continued service. God commissions Elijah’s successors and reminds him that seven thousand faithful remain, sustaining the work after Elijah’s impending departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah
James
Ahab
Mt. Carmel
Baal
Eljah
Hujah
God
Jehovah-Jesus
Galilee
Horeb
Shim
Lord
Christ
Mitjah
Eiijah
Hazael
Syria
Jehu
Israel
Misha
Clare-Isabella Dairy Herd Improvement Association May Report
The May report shows higher feed costs per 100 pounds of milk due to dry weather. Michigan associations report silage, hay and grain use with May 1933 feed costs of 48.9 cents per 100 pounds rising to 61.3 cents this year. Leaders include Ray Gilson of Saginaw County for butterfat, Ogemaw Saginaw for top average butterfat, and Charlie Lauer of Saginaw County for best under five years. June test data notes 419 cows, with lower production due to poor pasture. Ray Bagley leads the large herd with 708 pounds milk and 39.05 pounds fat per cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan State College
Saginaw Valley
Glare Isabella
Lloyd Heckel
Genesee
Albert’ Reynolds
Ogeman
Richard J. Matthews
Joe Gregorek
Ray Gilson
Saginaw County
Ogemaw Saginaw County
Ogemaw County
Charlies Lauer
Saginawy County
Henry Bourassa
Ray Bagley
Coleman
John G. Schwab
Bay City
Frank Poet
Do All For the Glory of God in Humble Obedience
The passage urges doing every action to honor God, pressed by a motive of divine glory. It argues that God leads believers through obscure paths to raise them to tasks that advance his kingdom and its interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Dras
Shuts Out the Gospel
A brief religious reflection warns that culture built solely on worldly wisdom has little chance of truth.
Farwell Meeting and Society Gatherings Scheduled
A Christian Legion meeting is set for July 26 at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ with a study period, games, and refreshments afterward. Auld Syne Society holds a special Richmond Hall session on Saturday evening July 21 at 8 o clock. members urged to attend as far as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Legion
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ
Auld Syne Society
Richmond -Hall
Aggregate News Brief from Multiple Michigan Towns
The clippings record varied local items: a three year old died after a wagon accident near Parker, and federal funds aided 462 farmers in buying barriers as tar was applied to protect fields. Other notes cover fires, license renewals, airplane crashes, tug Monarch sank, and university aid to students and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmat
Margaret
Muskegon
Sims Jayne
Grand Rapids
Jayne
Pontiac
Raymond Snover
Mahopac
Baldwin Road
Raymond
Reginald
Algonac
Richard McDougall
Monarch
St. Clair
Gar Wood
Port Lambton
Ont
Great Lakes
Harsen’s Island
Owossos
Board of Education
Ford V-8 Passenger Cars Lead Wayne County in June
Ford V-8 passenger cars again topped Detroit and Wayne County registrations in June with 3,853 passenger car wins out of 4,184 Ford-8 registrations, more than twice the next make. Ford trucks totaled 331 units, about three and a half times the nearest rival. Dearborn Ford reports demand remains steady into July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Wayne County
Ford
Dearborn
Ford Motor Company
Mrs Wm Arnold in coma at Sheridan fighting for recovery
Family reports Mrs Arnold is very low after a three day coma with no hope of recovery. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Barney Richards and daughter Marlyn spent a weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Q Ogle. Miss Thelma Ogle returned to Flint with them for a two week vacation. Norman Dyer, eleven, of Saginaw, was interred at Clare after dying on July 12. Rev J B Lockyer family depart for a Lake Charlevoix cottage vacation lasting four weeks ending September first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Arnold
Sheridan
Barney Richards
Marlyn
Ogle
Thelma
Flint
Norman
Carter Dyer
Saginaw
Clare
J. EB. Lockyer
Lake Charleviox
Lockyer
Mrs Chas Dur nin Passes Away At Home Saturday
Obituary note for Mrs Chas Dur nin who died at home on Saturday. The record lists funeral attendees including Walter Hodkinson of Buffalo New York and several locals from Leroy Owosso Lansing Mt. Pleasant and Shepherd with relatives named among mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. .Durnin
Walter Hodkinson
Buffalo
N. Y
J. Albert Swanson
Norman Gustafson
Leroy
Wm.” O. McKay
Owosso
Mildred, Toolgood
Maud Toogood
Nellia Gidbe
Aléath’ Garrity
Lansing
Wm. Martin
Ernest. Dexter
Clyde Showalter
Fred Haskins
Palmer
London
Mt. Pleasant
Basil Pyle
Shepherd
Just a Little Compliment in a Shop Scene
A shopkeeper hawks leather goods and yarn with boastful sales lines while presenting an assortment of loaded bones. The customer nods, replying with a cautious agreement about the value and quality, and the exchange ends with the clerk praising the patterns and color fastness.
McTavish and cronies in Farmers Arms laugh at expense
In a smoke room gathering the crowd teased Angus McTavish as Smith urged him to treat. McTavish retorted that the group had had their laugh at his expense, ending the moment with a gruff, resigned remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McTavish
Farmers’ Arms
Smith
Angus
No Equestrian At Local Regatta Leads To Misidentification
An absence at the regatta prompted a search for a substitute. The cox asked a passerby if he was Ally Caraman, who replied he had never been on a horse in his life. The exchange highlights a mistaken identity during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caraman
Nay
Ife
Coming Events for Zenobia Chapter O B S and Local Meetings
The Zenobia chapter O B S meets on the first Thursday each month. Church services at the Dover Gospel Tabernacle are held Sundays at 11:30 a m. The Women’s Christian Temperance Union will meet with Mrs. Wm Garcho Jr on Tuesday July 24 for important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenobia Chapter
Dover Gospel Tabernacle
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Wm. Garchow, Jr
Detroit Five Hurt When Car Overturns Near Lake
An auto with five Detroiters overturned in loose gravel near Lake early Sunday. Passersby hauled the crew to Clare Hospital where Allie Perry lay unconscious from concussion while Minnie McKenzie suffered a crushed chest and broken ribs. Erman Jones had a large scalp wound and other bruises. John Gamble received a deep cut in the hand and Albert Pittman a severe shakeup. the two drivers drove the car home the same day. The three women remained in hospital but were recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Clare Hospital
Allie Perry
Minnie McKenzie
Erman Jones
John Gamble
Albert Pittman
Clare County Sheriff Candidate Announces Run on Republican Ticket
A political notice states the writer will seek the Clare county sheriff nomination at the September primary on the Republican ticket. The candidate pledges to serve the people with the expected level of service if nominated and elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
George F. Ford expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for care during his wife’s illness and death. He thanks those who sent flowers and Rev. Dawe for comforting words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Dawe
George F. Ford
Notice of debt responsibility from Angus Winters
Public notice states Angus Winters will not be responsible for any debts incurred by his wife after July 20. The declaration is dated and announces marital liability limits.
Notice to Farmers Livestock Ship by July 31
Notice to farmers from Produce Co requires all livestock to be shipped in by 2:00 p.m. Tuesday July 31. Official guidance and contact details not shown in fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Ind. Produce Co
Fingerprints Forged Not, Expert Says Micro Marks Key
An expert asserts fingerprints cannot be forged due to microscopic ridge marks created by perspiration ducts. The statement highlights the uniqueness of prints and the difficulty of replicating them accurately.
U S Cavalry Regiments Sail for A B F Assignment
Four regiments of UD S cavalry the second third sixth and fifteenth served in the A B F total personnel at embarkation was five thousand five hundred twenty eight contracted to the theater during the campaign and the unit strength lines up with war era reports with emphasis on the fourth regiment’s deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Cavalry
UD. S. Cavalry
A. B.F
Official Call for Democratic County Convention 1934
The Democratic County Convention is set for September 20 at 2:00 PM in Harrison City Court House to elect two delegates and two alternates to the State Convention in Grand Rapids on September 28. Clare County Democrats meet July 17 to apportion delegates by votes for Secretary of State. Nominations by August 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Grand Rapids
Democratic County Committee
Clare County
Clare
Clare County Sheriff Candidate Henry England Seeks Democratic Primary
Robert England announces candidacy for Clare County Sheriff on the Democratic ticket in September primaries seeking voter support. He urges Clare County voters to consider his campaign and platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Robert
England
Shipping gates announced for Clare Shipping Association
The Clare Shipping Association schedules its next shipping gates on Tuesday July 24 and August 7. Contact Brooks Walter White, shippers, at phone 206122 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Shipping Association
R, ‘Brooks
Walter White
Shippers
Rural families share weekend visits across Michigan
Mr and Mrs GC J Dells and the Fosters with family spent Sunday at Traverse City and other local families visited over the weekend. Ian Davis from Flint stayed with her parents Edd Cutler while C and Audry Mitchell returned with them. Several households hosted relatives in Lake City Coleman Clare Marion and Lansing areas during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. J. Dells
Clinton Foster
Traverse City
Ian Davis
Flint
Edd Cutler
Audry Mitchell
Martin Kheen
Frank Davis
Edith
Lake City
Howard Snider
Walter Snider
Lansing
Greenwood community notices and family visits reported
Greenwood residents and visitors are listed with gatherings at the Earl Sprague farm, Harrison opera house, and local homes. A child, Douglas McAllen, heals after injuries from a horse, and births are noted for Forest Savage’s son. Local families from Flint Bay City Lansing Weidman and Frost are mentioned with social calls and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleigh Sprague
Flint
Rhoda Sprague
Ia Sprague
Ecorse
Earl Sprague Farm
Douglas McAllen
Mt. Pleasant
Gowan
Bay City
Tlayis
Chas. Rolland
Danner
Lansing
Greenwood
Greenwood Grange
Pomona Grange
Hughes Opera House
Harrison
Lewis Light
Carl Rhinehart
da Wheeler
Frank Stuckman
Albert Bruce
Carl Budd
Ard
Forest Savage
of & Son
Rolla Rae
Weidman
Vern Woodin
Elvin Budd
Garlinda Hosler
John Woods
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P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody ‘Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Samuel
Bo Samuel
Hijjah
Clare-Isabella
Ass’n Monthly Report
Clare-Isabella Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Collins and Coon
Mr. Pleasant
Midland
Sprenger Brothers
A, P. B. Jersey
Clara’ Aire Ranch
Sprenger Brown P. B. Brown
Ist
P. B. Holstein
Parsons Bros
Linwood
P. B
Jersey
Harl Bayes
J. W. Schaeffer
John
Schwab
J. H. Russell
Hart Bayes
Lloyd Hechel
Farwell
Clare Drug Co
Battle Creek
Kalamazoo
Duncan
B. McLean
W. T. Grant Company
McLean
Jackson
Michigan Co-operative Wool Marketing Association
Co-operative Division
Farm Credit, Administration
Central State Teachers College
B. C. Weisel
Dexter
Base Lake
Jack Green
Mildred
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
FARA
Inidney
Michigan Union
Citizens State Bank
the Peoples Bank
Angus Winters
L. H. Thompson
E. A. White
Arthur
Franklin L .Preeman
Prost
Garfield Grant
Hamilton Hatton Hayes
Lincoln Redding
Summerfield
Surrey
Winterfield
Greenwood. Center
Linera
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