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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1938

Page

11

Weekend Visitors and School Year Sendoff at Resort

Breenen Lake notes weekend guests including Mr. and Mrs. Fowler of Pontiac and Mr. and Mrs. Reimon of Ypsilanti at the Budd Statler home. May 20 state Wallace school closed with a dinner and ice cream for students taught by Miss Viola Buzzell. Various locals visited and hosted relatives through the week at the Statler and nearby homes.

Fowler Pontiac Reimon Ypsilanti Budd Statler D. R. Osgood Ann Arbor Statler Nate Trumble Farwell Russell Bavia Wallace School Viola Buzzell Russell Strouse Chas. Davis Russell Davis Helen Hether Beulah Davis Chas. Prescott Clayton Allen Junior Maynard Cooper Detroit Dorothy Davis Kellkamp Nelson McCliton Saginaw Forest Garver Frank Nash Clare

Windover Lake Visitors Share Weekend Across Communities

Mr and Mrs Clifford Wiltse and others spent Sunday at Hold Wiltse s. Tony Achard and Dr Desmond of Beanly Bend were morning callers. J J Beard and son Haddie visited Clare, John King and family from Lake George called midweek.

Clifford Wiltse Fred “Rennick Wm. Small Billy Edward Marian Hold Wiltse Tony Achard Desmond Beanly Bend J. J. Beard Haddie Kenneth Bendi Isy John King Lake George

Local Notes and Social Snippets From Beulah and Nearby

Mr and Mrs L R Perkinerkins were to Alma last week. Mr and Mrs H Crawford visited grandmother in Beulah last week. She is 101 years old. School closed last Thursday with 4 picnic and every one enjoyed in the usual way. We did not hear wedding bells ring but never the ruse theyaid when Miss Evelyn Waldron became Mrs Chester Sutton. They were married in Marion May the itch. The young couple have our best wishes. Mr and Mrs Hmil Giers and little daughter and Mr Giers father of Mann Siding were Sunday callers at the Kenneth Benchley, Hol Waldron and Burns homes. The Friendly Social club met with Mrs Frances Miller last Thursday. The afternoon was spent planning work for next meeting at Mrs Minnie Nichols Lake George June 2. Mr and Mrs Henry Fahnestock and little daughters of Farwell spent Sunday with parents Mr and Mrs J J Beard and brother Hddie.

L. R. Perkinerkins Alma Hmil Giers Giers Mann Siding Kenneth Benchley Hol. Waldron Burns Frances Miller Minnie Nichols Lake George Henry Fahnestock Farwell J. J. Beard Hddie

Lake George Resort Win Event Details From Local Weekend Listings

Fuller of Farwell was in town Monday. Several families including the Bunyans, Lymans, and Owens gathered for a Sunday reunion. Remus residents Bilbroughs visited their Oakdale cottage while Mac McGiveron and family stayed at the Mac Castle. Various locals from Alma, Owosso, Midland, Bannister, Sagina w spent weekends at cottages or visiting Howard Knight, Esther Luce, and others.

Win. Fuller Farwell Tom Harrison Clare John King Albert Bunyan Lyman Lionel Jay John Owen Alfred Jim George Bilbrough Remus Oakdale Mac McGiveron Lansing Mac Castle Ralph Willard Alma Grouseland Kennels Howard Knight Detroit John Cameron Owosso Howards Esther Luce Mt. Pleasant al Rider Bannister Lafe Johnson Midland Frank Thilly Roscommon Missaukee Jess Lamphere Chester Richard W. J Saginaw Chan Tompkins al Simmons

Local Social Roundup and Weekend Outings

Alva Dexter and wife attended a grandmother’s funeral at Dansing Friday. Wim, McGiveron and Haslett family enjoyed the old grade. Sunday’s pleasant weather drew crowds and increased traffic. Syark Baker and wife visited his son Orla near Mt Pleasant last week. Clare callers included Joe Frook and others. Norman Tolson and Frioward Wells from Saginaw visited the cottage Sunday. Friendly Social Club meets June 2 at Mrs Tom Nichols. Last Thursday the Tigers beat Windover 16 to 26. The Gulf station at Lake George area opened. Gulf drilling near south end. Softball team beat Bertha Lake 8 to 17 at camp. Carl Updegraff and wife of Farwell were on the streets Sunday.

Alva Dexter Dansing Wim, McGiveron Haslett Bill Syark Baker Orla Mt. Pleasant Clare Joe Frook Lloyd Nichols F. A. Luce Stanley. Duross G. A. Silover James M. Wellman Frank Manning Norman Tolson Frioward Wells Saginaw Tom Nichols Walter Hergenroeder Detroit Charles Grim Coral Oakdale Tigers Windover James M. Linbaugh Owogso Miles Callaghan Reed City Gulf Lake George Cecil Waters Owosso Bertha Lake Carl Updegraff

Local social visits and school year closing notes

Mr Puncher and Mrs Wm Henderson visit Floyd Allen home with Dorothy Allen returning home. Everette Allen visit Fred Trench home. Stewart McAninch and son Neil of Flint visit niece Mrs Floyd Allen. Community attends closing program at school house with ice cream and cake. Lois Saul Loree Allen and Joe Buttera not tardy or absent. Dale Montney family from Portland visit relatives. Mrs Bernard Kirkpatrick visits parents. Boots ill but improving. Carl Mavis visits aunt Emma Boots.

Puncher Wm. Henderson Harrison Floyd Allen Dorothy Allen Everette Allen Fred Trench Stewart McAninch Neil Flint Lois Saul Loree Allen Joe Buttera Dale Montney Portland Hamilton Bernard Kirkpatrick Boots Carl Mavis Emma Boots

Arthur Center Sunday School grows to sixty seven attendance

The Arthur Center Sunday School reported a growing attendance with 67 present on Sunday morning toward a 70 goal. Visitors include Lorin and Vereah Leitner and Ida Leitner with new members Prescott family.

Sermon on a Penny and Christian Citizenship

Reverend Harold L. Lundquist discusses Mark 12 31 and Mark 13 13 34 linking loyalty to God and country with civic responsibility. He argues a revival of biblical study could inspire true patriotism and social reform through loving God, neighbor, and rightful citizenship.

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Maintaining Personal Efficiency in Life Training

A temperance themed lesson outlines Daniel's diet and restraint in Babylon, linking self control to personal efficiency. It argues alcohol dulls nerve centers, reduces endurance, and harms thinking, urging youths and workers to abstain and pursue self discipline for spiritual and earthly rewards.

Daniel Babylon Emerson Edward Rosenow Paul Yost Stagg

Sufficient Unto the Day Affirmation Message

A reflective note cites faith in daily care as the Father who watches today will also care tomorrow and on through each day. The quote emphasizes reliance on divine providence rather than anticipation of future events.

Living Wisely Let No One Despise This Path to Heaven

A brief editorial urging humility and prudent living as the route to spiritual reward. It cautions against scorning present duties and emphasizes steady, ethical conduct as essential for the hereafter.

Little Courtesies In The Stir Of Life

In the rush of daily living people often overlook small politenesses and courtesies. The piece urges mindful manners and considerate behavior in everyday encounters.

Faculty of Reason From Locke on Truth and Inference

A concise excerpt defines reason as the mind's faculty to distinguish truth from falsehood and good from evil, enabling deduction of inferences from facts or propositions. It cites John Locke as the source of this view on rational faculties.

Locke

Sharing Our Joy And Griefs Across Friendship

A reflective note contrasts sharing joy with friends and sharing grief. The author argues joy increases when shared while grief eases when expressed to a trusted companion, attributing the idea to a Baconian insight on human emotion and friendship.

Youthful conquerors shaped empires through youth and power

The passage notes Alexander the Great united Asia Minor by age twenty two and died at thirty three while ruling vast territories. It compares Napoleon who rose to fame in battle as a young man and, by age twenty seven, controlled Italy and later France.

Alexander the Great Asia Minor Napoleon Italy France

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