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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1943
Page
2
The speaker urges Toolligh School graduates to prepare for a world at war and postwar rebuilding. He contrasts military training with liberal education as essential for preserving freedom and guiding moral reform after victory. He warns education will be interrupted by war and calls for youths to pursue liberal studies later.
The Elgin Hickoks and daughters Doris and Lilah and son Ronnie of Lansing spent the weekend at their home and with daughter near Barryton. Otis Hicks and son Bruce Sears visited Thomas Cook's family. Huon Darnell and Elgin Hicks of Lansing were Ewart callers. Helen Sanders of Detroit visits parental home. Lorin Leitner and sons of Gladwin and Fred Athey visited Harl Sanders. John Horn and three daughters of Pontiac spent Monday with Earl Sanders. Elizabeth Hubel has returned home from Bay City hospital.
Mrs. Owen Spink Howard Penrose and Mr and Mrs John Presley attended the funeral of Susie Chisholm in Plymouth. A series of Sunday visits followed by local residents including the Orris Penrose and Bay families are noted across nearby towns.
Community members visit relatives and attend events across Lansing Houghton Lake Weidman and nearby areas. Notables include the Jarman and Hames families traveling to Lansing, Mrs Juanita Jarman and children driving to Houghton Lake, and Lt Dale McAlvey’s brief visit before overseas deployment.
Sunday School at Maple Grove Sunday at 3:00 o clock with preaching to follow. Everyone welcome. Hazel Rodgers and daughters visited Saginaw and Mil ton Rodgers. Louis Finch visited Pint and friends with A O Wilds family. Decoration Day trip to Millington with Rulapaugh Ireland and Dale Rilapaugh families. Dick Kenyon and family from Midland also visited. Eva Nowlen and baby spent Sunday with Dale Rilapaugh. Bid Smedley of Lansing spent the weekend there.
Mr and Mrs Walter Smedley hosted Sunday visitors from Battle Creek led by Mr and Mrs Leo Parsons and family and Mrs Helen Gandart and children, plus Irvan Hilyard and family from Farwell.
Dover news notes a parade of weekend visits with relatives from Flint Pittsburgh Enon Valley and Harrison. Several couples and families are listed visiting and hosting at homes of the Walters Allen Pardee and Kilpatrick families along with birthday and anniversary celebrations.
Temple residents welcomed relatives from Arkansas and Pontiac on Sunday. Sympathy extended to Mr and Mrs Ray McIntosh after the loss of their baby. Local shoppers and visits included the Meyers, Schram, and Day families with multiple stops in Saginaw and Marion.
A Sunday evening service at 8 00 and a mid week prayer meet are noted. The column lists visits births travels and family notices from Elm Grove and nearby towns including Schunk Rhodes Grigg Kaul Davis and Navies with details on health service and Red Cross activities. The Cloudburst caused bridge washouts and road damage across the area.
The article estimates over a billion pounds of fats and greases enter waste streams annually in American kitchens. With fats at about 10 percent glycerine, roughly 100 million pounds of glycerine are produced as a byproduct each year.
Lesson for June 6 outlines subjects and scripture texts selected and copyrighted by International Council of Religious Education with permission. The notice notes distribution to churches and groups for study use.
A sermon outlines Peter’s guidance for believers under oppression. Do not fear while doing good for Christ’s sake, for suffering is part of participation in Christ’s sufferings. Be alert to Satan’s attacks, do not be ashamed, and cast worries on Christ as you endure with faith and hope.
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan held in Harrison on May 11 1943 presided by Judge George Bates ordered creditors to present claims against the estate of Grace Sophia Willrich deceased by July 12 1948 at 10 a m. Public notice to be printed weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel.
Probate Court in Harrison Michigan schedules July 27 1943 hearing on Theo Wallington petition to determine legal heirs of Lilly M Mickle and to determine inheritable real estate. It also sets July 27 1943 as deadline for filing claims and orders public notice in Clare Sentinel for three weeks.
Rail and bus schedules show wartime timetables for Ann Arbor and Clare with connections to Detroit Chicago Battle Creek Kalamazoo and Saginaw. Lists departures and arrivals for Pere Marquette Foster Bus Line Great Lakes Greyhound Yellow Bus lines plus Dow Workers routes.
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