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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1936

Page

2

Greenwood Center News Roundup of Local Visits and Health Updates

Laverne Darling visits relatives at Flint. Saginaw shoppers include Mrs. Clifton Stuckman and others. Lansing visitors Lewis Holcomb family weekend with Dan Holcomb. Dr. and Mrs. J. Gillette of Weidman visit Vern Woods home. Rose Marie’s health improving. James Stanley family moved to Clare. Woodin Home for weekend. Budd family guests. Dave Van Valkenburg works at Cranberry Lake. visits to Virgin Pines north of Grayling. Bruce hospital progress reported. Mrs. Richard White visits daughter Leo Bruce.

Laverne Darling Flint Clifton, Stuckman Frank Stuckman Guy Light Ethel Lewis Light Saginaw Lewis Holcomb Lansing Dan Holcomb J. Gillette Weildman Vern Woodsome James Darling Caroleen Darling James Stanley Clare Rose Marie Bill Woodin Houghton Lake Merlan Budd Jack Port Clinton Ohio Elvin Budd Wm. Budd Hervey Stuckman Clifton Stuckman Virgin Pines Grayling Will Woodin Herman Voss Mr. Pleasant Shepherd Norman Bruce Clare Hospital Richard White Leo Bruce

Fire Tower and Local Social Roundup at Remus and Nearby

A detailed social column lists visits among Utley, Harrison, and Sniff families in Remus and Farwell with stops at Barryton, Detroit, and Flint. It notes health updates, travel for business, zoo trips, and renewed acquaintances, alongside farming concerns about cut worms and gophers impacting crops.

Harvey Family Welcomes Baby Janet Darien in Hatton

Mr and Mrs Mack Harvey announce the birth of a daughter named Janet Darien who will answer to Janet. The event followed a visit from relatives including Mrs Will Bradford and Mr and Mrs John Liat of Saginaw. Community notes mention home remodels and local visits, with sympathy offered for the sudden death of Harry Brockway.

Kube Jess Dexter J. Harvey B. JS. Harvey Flint Mra GC. J. Harvey Harry Brockway

Pleasant Valley Social News Highlights

Mrs Ruby Thompson visited her sister in Lansing on Sunday. Archie McKillop and Archie Tryon with son Donald of Pontiac visited relatives here over the weekend. Norma Bates returned home after a two week visit with relatives in Pontiac. Kenneth Rockey was called to Perrysburg Ohio where his brother and family are hospitalized after injuries in an automobile accident. Hol Hanes of Farwell visited the Spinks. Thelma Orvis Lilian Wood Leonard Orvis and Laurence Bates spent Sunday in Mancelona. Ruby Renner and Dolores Renner of Saginaw visited the Carncross home. A H Kever called on Ervin Orvis Sunday afternoon. Rev M R Hendrich visited the Runyan home Monday.

Ruby Thompson Weie Lansing Archie McKillop Archie ‘Tryon Donald Pontiac Norma Bates Kenneth Rockey Perrysburg Ohio Hol. Hanes Farwell Owen Spink Thelma Orvis Lilian Wood Leonard Orvis Laurence Bates Mancelona Ruby Renner Dolores Renner Saginaw Carncross A. H. Kever Ervin Orvis

Dover News Local social visits and appearances noted

Mr and Mrs Geo Hilborn and daughter of West Branch visited the Floyd Allen home Sunday and called on Mrs Everette Allen. Mrs Chas Fitzpatrick and two children stay with Mr Fitzpatrick the McNally road watchman. Carl Bauer and Henry Walters groups attended the Grayling American Legion picnic and reported a good time. Elizabeth and Cevin Barber returned from Jackson relatives. Others attended piano and Bible school events at local churches. Ocie Fitzpatrick works in Clare. Kate McKinley of the Brown area visited Emma Boots.

Geo. Hilborn West Branch Floyd Allen Everette Allen Brown Harrison Dorothy Allen Wm. Henderson Chas. Fitzpatrick Fitzpatrick McNally Carl Bauer Henry Walters American Legion Grayling Elizabeth Cevin Barber Jackson Gus Rank Ruth Ray Houghton Chas.Pfetsch Theo Belle Loree Allen Cong’s Barbara Houghton Oisie Rank Clare Ocie Fitzpatrick Kate McKinley The Emma Boots

Glee Rillet Hospitalized After Deep Foot Injury

Glee Rillet suffered a deep cut from a wire in her foot last week and is under medical care hoping for a speedy recovery. Local updates note several social visits, revival attendance, and ongoing Endeavor activities showing community spirit and growth.

Jesus Goes Home to Heaven and His Ascension Message

The lesson outlines Jesus after the resurrection guiding two disciples, revealing Himself through Scripture, and appearing to the eleven. It covers the open eyes at meals, His blessing, and the commission to evangelize, ending with His ascension and ongoing work through the Holy Spirit.

Jesus Heaven Lord Christ Jerusalem

Magnet of Thankfulness in Henry Ward Beecher Quote

A devotional excerpt compares a thankful heart to a magnet that attracts blessings. It suggests gratitude reveals mercies throughout the day, while an ungrateful heart finds none. The analogy uses sand and iron to convey spiritual riches.

Henry Ward Beecher

Growth to Perfection in Limited Language

Brief, cryptic quotation fragment notes a philosophy of growth toward perfection. The text mentions heaven, rim perfection, and development as central ideas attributed to an unknown author or source. The fragment lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable persons.

Rossett

Weekend visitors and church attendance noted in Clare area

A long list of weekend visitors includes Mrs Eyeline Gerow and daughter Doris along with Inez Hemstreet D Clare Effie Root and Mrs Edwin Barber of Florida visiting the Gerow home. Local residents attended church at Hagle with many names. Civic notes cover cemetery visits relief and park labor entries plus city finances and adjournment.

Eyeline Gerow Doris Inez Hemstreet D' Clare Effie Root Edwin Barber Florida Lloyd Homer Pelton Ralph Pelton Midland Joe Reigle Clare John Powers Alice. Musser Gilbert Waddington Hagle Ford Seymour Bert Bergey Effie Wichert A . Bergey Grace Bergey Thelma Evelyn Neying Margaret Lackie Alice Frances Ralph Musser Fred Bennett John Horden Herrick Frank Musser Ralph Frankie Frances Musser M. Harger Clare Baptist Church

Proceedings of the Common Council Clare Michigan May 1936

Regular meeting notes show roll calls, approvals of beer license transfer to Leona Lackie and others, building permit for James Duncan, and park equipment funding. Several cemetery and sewer labor costs are itemized. bills referred to finance committee and adjournment marked. June 1 1936 meeting records appointments to building committee and continued bill referrals with utility payments and supplies.

Bob's Groves Gas Eureka John White Clare Fire Dept Jackson and Ogle Joe ‘Smith Forrest Jerred Sametary Cole Schultz Ideal J. Groves W. Brown Ernest”Ramey John Hanley Geo. Johnson Ernest Ramey Jesse Hampton Alex McKinnon Mark Rodabaugh Ramey Cour Geo. Spring Kenneth Gerren jWm Parks St. Labor Joe Gibis Dunlop Feighner Finance Committee Hachmuth Holbrook Clare Michigan Common Council City of Hampton Archambault Par-rish Roy Joslin Leona L. Lackie Gladys Maricelles William Maricelles Parrish James Duncan Whachmuth Alderman Dunlop Mich Bell Tel. Co Norm Lackie Forrest Serred Cemetery W.N. Cole Clute Pioneer Chemical Co Wilds Mark Rodapaugh Jas. Rodgers Park To Wm. Parks John Northons Robl Cals Ald Parish Peighner Gas. Corp Consumers Power Co Power Cemetery Lights C. He i Glock Lights Waterworks Power Waterworks Blvd Post Lansing Paint and Goloy Co HE. Hampton

Notice to Contractors for 5.868 Miles of Concrete Pavement

Michigan seeks sealed proposals from pre qualified contractors to build 5,868 miles of 20 foot concrete pavement on US-27 North County Line in Frost Township Clare County. Bid opening June 27 1936 at Prudden Auditorium Lansing with $6500 bid deposit. Minimum wages apply and special provisions cover labor and domestic materials.

Clare County North County Prudden Lansing Michigan Frost Township State Office Michigan State Highway Department Cadillac Mich Ment Murray D. Wah Wagoner Murray D. van- Wagoner

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