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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1937

Page

2

Long Lake community notes and softball victory

Hodges family to Clare Saturday. Briggs of Midland visit Chase Reynolds family. Long Lake Odd Caps win over Brown Corners led by Catron. Kochs visit Johan Woods. Edmond Woods family at Woods Clark home. Fanning recovering well. Randall school visits for a 7 to 98 loss. Mead boys of Detroit spent weekend with mother Alice Mead.

Long Lake Hodges Clare Jack Briggs Midland Chase Reynolds Brown Corners Catron Odd Chas Koch Johan Woods Edmond Woods

Lake George Resort Weekend Visitors

Harley Davis and friends visited his father over Sunday. Bernard Coyne brought a party from Flint. Stirling Curtiss and Elva Dexter returned from Lansing. Ray Brace and wife of Lansing stayed at their Pairview cabin. J. R. Borst and family from Flint visited his mother. Russell Kress Virgil Blain and wife from Fantiac visited Harry Kress over Sunday. Glenn Byington and wife from Owosso visited parents. Spencer Hill was home from work over Sunday. Tom attended jury at Harrison. Emil Crete from Caspian and Dr Barstow of St Louis visited at F A Luce's Sunday. Evelyn Baker from Mt Pleasant college weekend with Esther Luce. Albert Spenny from Mason stayed at Shorewood cottage.

Bernard Coyne Flint Wm. Prentiss Stirling Curtiss Elva Dexter Lansing Ray Brace Pairview J. R. Borst Russell Kress Virgil Blain Fantiac Harry Kress Glenn Byington Owosso Spencer Hill Tom Jury Harrison Emil Crete Caspian Dr. Barstow St. Louis F. A. Luce Evelyn Baker Mt. Pleasant Esther Luce Albert Spenny Mason Shorewood Wm. Blain Charles Marion Harry Landis Billie Detroit L. R. Perkins Marion Mayworm Harold Shaffer Ann Arbor Ralph Petera Florence Zella Kenneth Wilma Blain Pontiac Merton Wiltse Eugene Seaman Freeland Wiltse Wm. Webster Delbert Farwell L. A. Musil J. A. Burns J. L. Griffin Jimmie Bobbie Miles Benchley Evelyn Waldron George and Esther Harris Zella Peters George Keller S. Harris Leo Kenneth Benchley Lois Benchley Cyrus Waldron Wm. Small Saginaw Edd. Wiltse Clare Creeg Charlotte Alma Mike King

Weekend visitors and fishing noted in local column

Roy Jeffrey and wife of Int spent the weekend at the cabin. Dale McMiller and friends from Williamston visited the cottage Saturday. Charles Borst returned from Pon tiac Sunday. Tony Levinduski and Detroit family visited relatives Sunday. Sheep were trucked in Monday for the Sherwood ranch. Stanley Duross and mother visiting in Plinta. Fishermen expect better catches after warm days and rain. Mark Bicknell and wife of Clare visited town Sunday. Tuesday marked the last day of school with many parents in attendance.

Roy Jeffrey Int Dale McMiller Williamston Charles Borst Pontiac Tony Levinduski Detroit Sherwood Ranch Stanley Duross Mother Mark Bicknell Clare

Social Roundup From Windover Lake area Weekend Visitors

Local residents and visitors mingle at family gatherings and outings across Marion Clare Farwell and nearby towns. Notable mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Wm Blain hosting relatives from Pontiac Detroit and Freeland, and the Perkins and Burns families celebrating a 40th wedding anniversary with relatives from Flint Detroit Saginaw and Alma.

Winning by Self Control in the Esau and Jacob Lesson

A lesson on Esau and Jacob contrasts fleshly appetite with spiritual discipline. The study links Genesis 25 27 34 and 27 41 45 to Galatians 5 17 and 6 7, warning that worldly pursuits fail and deceit brings long consequences.

Esau Jacob Abraham Keswick England Rebekah

Season of Hope Youth Initiative Notes

An excerpt calling The Season of Hope Youth a period of enterprise and energy aimed at national progress and personal uplift, attributed to W. Williams.

W. R. Williams

Part of His Plan Inspires Focus Amid Life's Interruptions

A reflective line notes how interruptions and hindrances align with a self planned path. Annie Keary argues trials act as discipline and protect against selfish overwork, guiding perseverance through effort and faith.

Annie Keary

Bountiful Blessings Forever from the Hand That Takes

A reflective piece linking blessings to divine justice, noting that withdrawal of one blessing invites recompense from God, as the speaker cites Whittier style moral themes and eternal providence.

Weekend Socials and Local Visits Noted Around Hamilton Area

The report lists numerous visits and weekend stays by residents including Mr. and Mrs. Chas Bitler Beatrice Price Mrs. Kay Shepherd Mrs. Kate Biter and families from Pleasant Haslett Detroit Coleman Bard and other nearby towns. It also mentions a well attended Farmers Union pie social at Hamilton town hall and local work moves such as Archie Kenn working for Ted Newman on the Brand farm and gravel screening help for Al Shaver.

Tony Bacome Mr. Pleasant John. Frisch Kay Shepherd Chas, Bitler Farmers Union Hamilton Town Hall Kate Biter Pleasant Chas. Wilson Beatrice Price Velma Mead Harrison May A.purner Vernell” Mickle Detroit Glen Gordons Art Keyer Coleman Emma Ronald Chatterton Roberts Bard Archie Kenn Ted Newman Brand Farm

Freemen Residents Share Weekend Activities

West Freeman residents report visits and errands. Evart callers Monday included Mr and Mrs Higin Hickok. Carl Radabaugh plowed for Jay Struble near Sears. Jean Thompson took Sth grade pupils to Farwell for state diplomas. Thomas Cook lost a cow and calf last week. Cleon Gaffney attended a party at Mrs Clara Palmer's in Scary. Mr and Mrs Clarence Cook visited Ashton with John and Mrs Marks. Doris Hickok and Naomi Marks returned home over the weekend.

Higin Hickok Carl Radabaugh Jay Struble Sears Jean Thompson Farwell Thomas Cook Cleon Gaffney Clara Palmer Clarence Cook John Marks Ashton M. Marks Doris’ Hickok Naomi

Local families gather weekend visit and health day honors

The article notes Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith of Grand Lodge and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith of Lansing visiting Glen Blystone on a weekend. Dessie Davis suffered a serious fall last week from dizziness. Nelson eight, her grandson, stays with her. Clare High School’s Health Day program awarded diplomas to eighth graders Norma Kever Fern Garver Lester Garver Robert Gordon and Roselle Robinett. Mr and Mrs Giles Leeth and family of Lansing visited Mother’s Day.

Ralph Smith Grand Lodge Clyde Smith Lansing Glen Blystone Dessie Davis Nelson Clare High School Norma Kever Fern Garver Lester Garver Robert Gordon Roselle Robinett Giles Leeth

Sheep Shearing and Community News Spark Local Summer

The Hardwood school closed May 14 with a family picnic signaling summer vacation for most children. Local residents visit, travel, and recover from illnesses as Pontiac and Ann Arbor are noted for medical events. Community members update on sick lists, hospital stays, and Sunday school activities amid small-town life.

Perkins Mary Saginaw Norman Myers Jean Wood Ann Arbor Rose Athey John Myers St. Joseph Hospital Pontiac Edith Sanders Roller Kenneth H. V. Jacks Maude Barber Nettie Barber Son Lee West Grant Anna Shull Wilbur Mann

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