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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1938
Page
8
Local residents and visitors are noted in a broad register of weekend trips business calls and family stays from Clare and nearby towns. Names include Weming Foell Bailey Hoff Becker Osborn Hartman Inman Dawe Alexander and many others with mentions of churches lodges and a planned Windover Lake Hotel Grand Opening June 19.
A lesson on Mark 15 22 39 focuses on Christ’s crucifixion as the key to salvation. Believers are urged to forsake self and follow the cross with faith, while unbelievers are invited to seek eternal life through Jesus.
A short quotation from Psalms 91 4 describing God as protector who covers with wings and provides truth as shield and buckler for shelter and trust.
Peter tells Jesus it is good to be there and suggests building three tabernacles. The remark reflects the moment of reverence and divine appearance.
A devotional note echoes Philippians 4 13 urging believers that they can do all things through Christ who strengthens them. The message reinforces personal faith, resilience, and communal hope amid daily challenges.
On June 10 1898 R M Mussell A R Canfield and J A Jackson attended Harrison as delegates from Clare to the Silver County convention. Cleveland Mussell Canfield chosen as state convention delegates while J A Jackson S A Wilson and W W Harper named as Congression al representatives. Marriage cards issued for William Thompson and Miss Jennie Lasher to wed next Wednesday June 15. Tip Calkins builds a house on the Calkins farm near Calkinsville. John Sexsmith ships 17 cars of lumber to Detroit and Toledo in ten days. W J Lansing attending Ferris school at Big Rapids and named as next year’s principal at Coopersville and Brown schools. Crystal McDonald teaches. Beatrice Kelley dies at six after diphtheria. Robert Archambault buys J S Kirkpatrick’s 80 acre farm south of the city. Austin Trumbull and Nate buy the 8 C Kirkbride farm near the Gray Stone in south Arthur. Eleven county teachers attend Farwell for exams.
Eighth grade commencement at the Doherty Opera House featured 418 graduates listed by name with diplomas conferred by Supt W J Hutchinson. The ninth annual class of 98 also held a packed ceremony with diplomas by C W Perry and remarks on Carpe Diem followed by an alumni banquet hosted by Mr and Mrs H Sutherland with toasts from G Welch H D Palmer and others. Clare Board of Education outlines new instructors for next year including Supt H A Graham Lydia Kaye Clarissa Booth Clara Bennett Mary Burlingeme E T Wyant Nellie Presley Minnie Presley and Georgie Tuxbury.
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