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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1937

Page

7

President seeks power to reshape Supreme Court faces party backlash

Washington observers report heavy dissent within the Democratic Party as the President proposes giving himself sole authority to alter the Constitution through Supreme Court changes. Critics warn such power endangers individual rights and constitutional safeguards, urging the people to decide.

Congress Supreme Court House Senate Wheeler Montana Borah Idaho

Local Folks Share Weekend Visits and an Accident

Hamilton Center reports social visits including Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Price and family at Charles Bitter's. Ethel Manwaring stayed with Mrs. Adelblue. Lawrence Mayhew and Buster Rose vacationed in Grand Rapids with Mildred Richardson. Geo Price cut two fingers on a buzz saw Saturday. Chas Butler and Wm Gage visited Charles Adel Clue's Sunday.

Chas Butler Gage Chas. Adel Clue’s

Brown Corners Community Notes Highlights Local Visits

Miss Eunice Coulter returned to work in Clare after a vacation. The Lower and Newman families visited relatives in Beaverton and Forest Garver's family. Kenneth Coulter owns a Willy's Knight. Marguerite Lower and Roger Kleinhardt families made weekend visits. Town residents attended the midwinter council at Cowden Lake. Loren Birdsall and Forest Garver attended as church delegates. Mrs. Treitch visited relatives in Detroit and Mayo Robinett spent a week in Flint.

Eunice Coulter Clare Glenn Lower Donna Coloma Beaverton Jess Newman Floyd Garver Lanesing Forest Garver Family Kenneth Coulter Marguerite Lower Roger Kleinhardt Detroit Wm. Kanarr Harl Jackson Town Cowden Lake Charles Kleinhardt Loren Birdsall Brown Corners United Brethern Fred Treitch

Sunday Activities and Local Visits Highlight Arthur Center

Miss Elnora Orvis spent the weekend at home while Lloyd Athey moved to Winnipeg for work. Billy Hartman of Midland and Dale Hartman of Pontiac visited family. Jack Wood and Kenneth Roller toured Gladwin to view oil fields and called on local families. Sunday school attendance rose slightly despite illness. Mrs. Shull remains home under care, Helen Sanders is ill, and Miss Helen is a Gladwin High student. Mrs. Hartman, injured in a fall, stays in Clare County General Hospital for weeks. Mrs. Barber suffered an attack of indigestion and was at home.

Elnora Orvis Lloyd Athey Wpiiit Billy Hartman Midland Dale Hartman Pontiac Jack Wood Kenneth Roller Gladwin Fark, Sanders Shull Jeff Hartman Clare County General Hospital Hartman Barber Tun ‘Dago

Why We Need Christ Always

A devotional note on life here and hereafter through Christ. The lesson centers on John 14 1 15 with emphasis on comfort assurance and power in Christ and the hope of heaven. It references Christ as the way truth and life and the believer’s duty to trust God and ask in faith.

Heavenly Father's House Christ Man Peter Comfort Christ Jesus Jesus Earth Moody Mueller, Livingstone J. Hudson Taylor God

Epictetus Quote on Wisdom and Gratitude

A concise reflection attributes wisdom to rejoicing in what one has rather than grief for what is missing. It echoes Epictetus urging contentment and gratitude as the steady path to peace.

Thoughts of Good People Inspire Prayers Across Distances

The passage reflects on how the thoughts of virtuous individuals feel close to the divine, suggesting that asking such people to think of us is akin to requesting their prayers. It emphasizes the spiritual bond between admired neighbors and the sustenance of faith.

End of Education Quote From E T Seton Remark

Prominent educator E T Seton emphasizes that manhood takes precedence over scholarship as the primary goal of education in a concise remark. The statement underscores character formation as central to schooling.

E. T. Seton

Among the Granges and Nearby News

The Grange gathering Thursday night drew a large crowd with RB Swinson winning the men’s prize and Mrs. N Trumble taking the ladies prize. Hazel Shilling visited Mt Pleasant relatives. many residents were mentioned visiting Clare and Farwell as motor trading and family visits continued.

Swinson Fred Snyder Clare Ethel Thrush Bessie Thrush Ida Loomis Ruth Perry

Memorial for Mrs. Lowell Wright at local town hall

Mrs. Lowell Wright died Thursday night after a long illness. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the town hall with Hilder Bailey officiating. Many old friends from the county attended and neighbors mourn the loss. out of town relatives also joined the procession.

Laura Jaquish Bryan LeRoy Mailford Bla Jacobs Grand Rapids Frank Pruden Charlotte McIntyre Sisco Lansing Floyd Switzer Alvernis Switzer John Baluss Clyde Wyatt Martin Hoover Detroit Lowell Wright Town Hall Hilder Bailey Wright Frank L. D. Harry Nelson Wright Shepherd

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