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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1937
Page
3
Vernon Hill and many relatives from Flint Mt Pleas ant and Clare visit kin across multiple towns. Names appear repeatedly including Jackson Pringle Arrand Brasington and Dickey families with notes on gatherings and calls at Elm Grove Farwell Edmore and Rose bush.
Lesson notes highlight Hebrews 11 as a faith centered review from Creation to Joseph. It emphasizes faith as the key to understanding God as creator, Abel’s worship, Enoch’s fellowship, Noah’s salvation in Christ, and the obedience that guides the patriarchs.
A faculty that perceives right and wrong, approves or disapproves actions, and foresees their consequences under God’s moral administration, becoming the cause of peace or inner disquiet.
A short aphoristic note suggests that discouragement provides the occasion for wiser courage and greater resolve. It emphasizes inner strength rising from setback and the value of perseverance in facing trials.
Local residents and relatives travel between Clare Lansing Owosso and surrounding towns visiting family friends and shopping. Names include Mrs George Scott Mrs Stella Rose Mr Bert Scott Miss Gladys Fahnestock Mr Glen Miller and many others during a busy midweek period.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Scott and others motored to Mayville Monday evening. Mr. Summers stayed for a visit with relatives. Hazel and Velma Scott visited Clare. Paul Cornell entertained friends for his birthday. Douglas Pursell and Millard Scott traveled to Detroit. Mrs. FP Smalley and her daughter from Clare called at the Geo. Scott home Sunday afternoon.
In Britain engraved marriage rings were popular before jeweled rings. Inscriptions included phrases like May you live long and To bring good fortune to the wearer.
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