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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1947
Page
9
A brief note lists lesson topics and scripture texts for June 15 as curated by the International Council of Religious Education under permission. It emphasizes standardized study material and approved passages for use in teaching.
The piece reflects on Jeremiah’s prophetic role during Judah's fall under Josiah's reforms. It recounts Jeremiahs writing of God's word, Jehoiakims destruction of the scroll, and the broader theme that rejecting divine mercy leads to national collapse. It emphasizes providence, chastisement, and the need for repentance.
General Dwight D. Eisenhower launches the 170 million United Jewish Appeal for Refugees Overseas Needs and Palestine, urging nationwide support to lift victims of Hitler from mere existence. President Truman also urges backing to sustain the life saving USA campaign.
Timetables show Chesapeake and Ohio Pere Marquette District schedules with No 61 North and No 62 South service under agents Harter and Walker. Morning and afternoon departures listed as 6:49 A M and 2:30 P M for southbound, and 8:26 A M and 3:69 P M for northbound, with Sunday suspensions noted.
Greyhound busses stop at 115 East Fourth Street. Buses depart Clare at 6:45 AM 10:50 AM 2:50 PM 5:05 PM 2:55 AM to Detroit via Lansing with a Lansing change for Jackson and Chicago. 2:29 PM 2:28 PM to St. Ignace via Prudenville with connections at St. Ignace for Sault Ste. Marie Marquette Calumet and points west. 12:00 Noon to Prudenville Higgins Lake and return. 12:00 Noon 8:22 PM to Reed City Scottville Ludington with Reed City connections for Traverse City.
Daily bus departures from Cities Service Station to Saginaw at 1 10 P M except Sundays and 5 10 P M with connections to Flint Pontiac and Detroit. Cadillac Manistee and Frankfort also served daily at 5 10 P M.
Buses for DOW workers depart Clare daily at 6 20 A M 2 20 P M and 10 20 PM with standard service times noted.
A simple home beverage uses one cup tomato juice and three-fourths cup pea can liquid with a dash of tabasco and half a teaspoon Worcestershire. Mix well to yield four servings.
In Clare County Michigan the Probate Court of Harrison on June 6 1947 ordered creditors to present claims against the estate of Nettie Belle Dowd deceased by August 11 1947 at 10:00 AM. Public notice must run once weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel. Judge of Probate George Bates attests.
Howard L. Krause leads a Sunday program at the Gilmore Center with song service devotion 10:00, communion and preaching 10:15, Bible School 11:15, Young People 7:46, and pastor Bible study 8:15. Various local families visited, with notes on callers and hospital plans. health concerns include Mrs. Alonzo Brown’s severe boil and Helen Johnson’s goiter awaiting hospital care.
Sunday School at Lake Baptist Church led by Wyrick at 10 30 with services at 8. Local family updates include Summers and Muir trip to Ewart, Smiths from Flint after funeral, Howell trip to Fort Wayne, and visits from Detriot to ball game. The Tryon couple welcomed a son Mark LaVerne weighing seven pounds. Mary Cornell is sick and D Scott returns home to assist wife care.
Local families welcomed guests at several Sunday gatherings including Frederick Scott's birthday celebration with Orley Rogers, Neil Watkins, Charles Tryon, and Glen Scott. Other notes mention visits by Wanda Begel, Paul Brown, Herb Lewis and families, plus trips to hospitals and a Lansing visit.
The article explains removing existing finishes with paint remover, rinsing with turpentine, applying a wood bleaching preparation from paint dealers, and washing all traces after bleaching. It advises drying thoroughly, light sanding if needed, then applying two thin coats of clear varnish lacquer or shellac, and finishing with furniture wax to protect against soil and staining.
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