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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1927
Page
6
Poem from the Boston Globe extols a mother as a divine earthly treasure. It portrays a mother’s love as soothing early fears and enduring counsel beyond life, urging readers to honor living mothers and cherish those who have passed.
The passage extols Mother's Day as a sacred Amer ican festival, praising maternal sacrifices and love. It quotes Senator Reed on motherly influence and describes the reverent tradition of honoring mothers with devotion, flowers, and song across generations.
The piece contemplates Mary’s pivotal role by Jesus cross and in Nazareth, arguing her deep understanding yet limited grasp of the crucifixion's significance. It highlights how mothers shape great lives, citing Mary as a model of devotion and its artistic portrayal, notably Raphael's celebrated Mother and Child.
Mr and Mrs D Cathkin of Houghton Lake spent Sunday at Byron Lyons. Mr and Mrs Ross Skelton and son William spent Wednesday at Byron. Mr and Mrs Ray Price and family and Mr and Mrs William Smith of Cadillac spent Saturday night and Sunday at Wm Price's. Mr and Mrs George Alward and family of Smith Creek spent Thursday evening at N C Churchill's. Mr and Mrs L Mayhew to Bint Monday returning Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Jerry Price and family spent Sunday at H J Price's. Born to Mr and Mrs Fred Price a son April 30 named Hughie Elgine. Mr and Mrs Dana Price and family spent Sunday evening at Charles Manwaring's. Roy and Clark Shamel spent Sunday at the former's home. Walter Waers and mother spent Sunday evening at Byron Lyons.
Sunday visitors included Mrs G Zincer and Mrs J Smith with Manly, plus Mr Straghn at P B Wordens. Reed brothers and Snell assist with spring work. no school Friday for 7th 8th grade institute. Frank Snears house fire last Sunday night. Farmers busy with spring crops. Henry Russell to host M B E society Thursday. Snear family moved to Clare. George Snear plans to farm the vacated house.
Harvey Kress and family visited at the Frisby home Sunday. Forest fires cause damage this spring. Forest Boulevard is open around the east lake, Lake road opened to it. Various residents—Duncan, Henrys, Calkins, Mead, McKim, Bingham, Duross, Kress—were in town or visiting. A.P. Store manager called, Beale City orchestra manager in town, and local errands listed. Stan Divoss recovers pet perdu, finds a new one with Luce and Nichol.
Windover Lake callers at the Achard ranch and nearby homes list guests and visitors from Owosso Clare and Pleasant, with local officials noting a small fire seen at Windover that was extinguished. The piece urges residents to obtain permits for fires beyond domestic use to prevent forest fires and protect game covers and scenery.
Next Sunday at the Gilmore Christian church all mothers receive a car nation and the oldest and youngest mothers win bouquets. Alvin Burgess, hospitalized in Ann Arbor, expected home this week. Chas Hames and family suffer fire loss near Farwell. sympathy offered to Guy Murray family and others attending services with Mr Roe and wife of Weidman.
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Vernor Mr and Mrs Ike Methener of Wise Mr and Mrs Archie Ackerman and daughters to Edldie Marshalls to see Baby Alton Marshall. Invitations sent for Twenty fifth anniversary May 12 with fifty one charter members. Members discussed banquet at 6 30 and program. Coffman family presented Grange with framed motto.
Members urged to attend Monday’s grange session as a surprise feature is planned. The discussion notes include tasks like wallpapering cleaning varnishing and sharing work among officers and members.
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