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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1950
Page
14
Church announcements list service times and invitations. Local residents and visitors share travel visits, family gatherings, vacations, and weekend activities around Lake View and nearby towns with names and places such as Clare Flint Grandville Manistee Detroit and Crooked Lake.
Mr and Mrs Ronald Carr and children enjoy their new home after purchasing the Chester Halstead farm. Claresce Ramey and P Frank Nevins of Clare visit Frederick Bcott and boys. Sam Hindman and boys from Ruskin Florida return for summer. Mildred Scott hosts a party with several ladies. Mell Watkins hosts a birthday gathering for Mrs Alice Streator and Frederick Scott with many guests. The group also includes trips to Manistee, Frankfort, and Mt. Pleasant for various visits.
The Lake George Resort Lake George Community invites all to Sunday School each Sunday at 10:00. Harry Moyer serves as Superintendent and welcomes attendees.
Rev. James C. Herring presides at Lake George Baptist Church with Bible School at 2:00 PM led by Marie Wellman and a preaching service at 8:00 PM. Prayer meeting held Tuesday evening.
Lake George town notes list church services at the Church of God with morning and evening worship and a midweek prayer meeting. Community entries mention Blanche Clark visiting grandparents, families from Mio and Lansing visiting relatives, and a new Eastern Star chapter inauguration. A child underwent a tonsillectomy, a baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Borst died, and Emma Jean Luilum visited the Borst home in Owosso.
West Freeman Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lee were Remus shoppers Saturday. Albert Lee and family spent Sunday with Gordon Perneda family at Lake. Eirja Darnell funeral at Forest Hill drew Elton Darnell Bailey Darnell Jesse Lee and Mrs Albert Lee and Elinor. Mrs Fred Knapp and son Steve visited Cecil Gaffney. Wm Gaffney and John Martin visited Minear home in Millersburg. Lloyd Lee and Juanita shopped Clare. Wm Gaffney visited Cecil Gaffney and family. Hickok and Ronnie dined with Jerry Anderson family in Barryton.
Local ad touts CHATA-VIN from Anderson Pharmacy to help sufferers in Clare. It claims the pre meal formula reduces gas, aids digestion, and improves energy with vitamin B and iron. Also promotes CERTA-VIN with herbs and nutrients for nerves and blood.
In a grim post exile Jerusalem the prophet Malachi offers four simple remedies: reform leadership by priests, tighten law observance, strengthen the unbroken home amid rising divorces, and actively support the church. The lesson urges practical faith through responsible leaders, adherence to existing laws, family stability, and church involvement to improve society.
The column lists local residents visiting relatives in Indiana and Michigan with updates on gatherings at the Her rick school and at home. It notes Mrs Kaul’s recovery and return home, along with several family visits among Kaul Langdon Wilson Wermuth and others. a Bible verse appears at the end.
Mrs. Jim Thompson and Elna visited at Virginia Butler’s home in Clare. Frank and George Clink from Lake and Farwell called on Pete Hanes’s family. Dolly LaVaye returned home after visiting Delmar Allen family. Delmar Allen and Everette Allen families called on Gertie Bauer near Farwell. Wilbur Ireland and Detroit-based family spent weekend with Barely Shever’s family. Other local calls noted with Thompson and Hanes families.
The Brand Busy Bees met Saturday afternoon June 10 at the clubhouse with Nard Robinette presiding. Seven new members joined the total of twenty four as officers were elected: Jake Milley president Norris Bay vice president Earl Robinette secretary treasurer Selah Allen reporter. The next meeting set for June 46 at an unclear location. afternoon included ball playing and refreshments afterwards.
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