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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1960
Page
2
The Michigan Supreme Court recently upheld a Flint city Sunday closing ordinance, affirming the broad scope of the 1948 blue law. Justice Voelker dissented, arguing the city regulation conflicts with state law and targets the entire population.
A listing of church schedules in Clare and Farwell including times for Sunday School worship and evening services across multiple denominations such as Church of Christ, Church of God, Christian Science, Methodist and Evangelical Lutheran. Notes include pastors names and venue details.
The essay reflects on human groups aligning by shared aims and warns that criminal networks extend worldwide like octopus tentacles. It urges nations to consider defenses against a borderless traffic in evil things amid global arms buildup.
A reflection on how price drives consumer choice and judgments of worth. It contrasts bargain seekers with those who pay high prices for inferior goods and cautions against judging people by wealth. The piece urges virtue and righteous organization to counter evils, invoking faith against the devil’s fire.
Doréas Group of the Clare Seventh-day Adventist Church reports a last Thursday gathering at the home of secretary Rachel Sommer. Members completed three quilts and repaired clothing and hearing aids for community emergency or personal need. Other attendees included Bertha Dietrick Nellie Neimeyer Clara Turbush Amy Liechti and Shirley Mino. For more information contact Mrs Hendrie in Clare at Evergreen 6 2927.
Rev Halley Oliver of Owosso will speak to members and friends at a Family Night in the Clare Congregational church dining room on Thursday March 10 at six. A nursery will be provided. Oliver's talk is The Christian High Education Fund, a special fund of seven and a half million dollars to aid church related colleges offer seminary scholarships and maintain university campus ministries.
The Clare Methodist Church votes to hold two Sunday Lent services from 8:45 to 9:36 and 10:00 with the church chair used for part of the music. Services are open to the public. A Sunday eve 7:30 showing of the film Pay The Piper addresses a social problem inviting parents and youth.
Michigan reports that the state's population rose 5.5 percent over three years while public health nurses increased 4.2 percent. The gap highlights growing nurse shortages relative to population growth.
My and Mrs. George Gresshire of Alpena hosted Thursday visitors. A sequence of Saturday and Sunday calls includes Mrs. Harley Holt, Mrs. Dow Dysinger of Clare, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swain in Sheridan, and Frank Nevins with relatives in Reed City and Mt. Pleasant. Numerous Clare and Mt. Pleasant residents, hospital visits, birthdays in February, and family greetings mark a busy week.
Michigan State University home economists urge shoppers to check fabric labels for shrinkage before cutting. If a bolt may shrink more than one percent, buy less and wash first to avoid waste.
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