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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1941
Page
6
Vision for drivers and passengers highlighted by inspectors of the Ford V-8 line. The Super DeLuxe Tudor Sedan features rugged yet daylight-filled interior, a two inch longer wheelbase, stiffer frame, bigger body, softer springs and sensitive shocks for remarkable comfort with increased head room.
Vernon residents hosted a parade of visitors for Mother's Day and weekend gatherings. Families from Flint Detroit Mt. Pleasant St. Johns Clare Mason Shepherd Lansing and Lake areas joined Vernon hosts for meals church events and informal visits across multiple households.
The lesson outlines topics and scripture passages selected by the International Council of Religious Education and used with permission. It notes the source and copyright status for May 18 materials.
The sermon analyzes Saul’s conversion on the Damascus road and his call to witness. It outlines Saul’s persecution, divine encounter, Ananias’s role, and Saul’s subsequent preaching, highlighting regeneration as the basis of his change and the spread of early Christian witness. It references Acts 9 and 26 as key passages and notes the transformation into a chosen vessel to bear the gospel.
Eastern Standard Time schedules list trains to Ann Arbor and Marquette with departures 10:58 A M and 2:18 P M. Bus lines show Western Standard Time departures from Clare at 6:30 A M 10:30 A M and 4:15 P M with arrivals 11:30 A M 4:15 P M and 9:15 P M. Connects to Detroit Chicago Battle Creek Kalamazoo and Saginaw hubs.
Local church notes list Sunday services at 10 11 prayer and 8 for preaching. Sick list includes William Ingraham and Clyde Shilling, who was moved to Ann Arbor for treatment. A benefit penny supper for Shilling is planned for May 17 in the 10 0 F hall by the Rebekahs. Achievement day attendees from the Extension Group report a very enjoyable day. Bob Owens is home from the hospital and improving.
Arlene Thrush marked her tenth birthday Sunday during Mother's Day dinner with her Grandma Thrush. The celebration featured two cake centerpieces reading Happy Birthday Arlene and Mother. Mr and Mrs Ployd McGuire of Mint visited relatives, and Dale McCalvey survived a forced plane landing. The Diamatt family thanks friends for help after illness and a home fire, especially the Rebekahs and the Gilmore Church.
A notice announces a May 20 1941 meeting of the Drainage Board to determine the practicability of a proposed drainage district for a drain spanning multiple Michigan counties. Landowners and affected municipalities are urged to attend to assess potential assessments and crossings.
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