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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1942
Page
13
A May 31 lesson note states subjects and scripture texts were chosen and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.
A mixed local narrative recalls visits and ill health among residents including Mrs. Millie Bawkey at Crystal and Rev. Honderich family events. A wartime update quotes George B. Smith from Los Angeles on government control and drafted work, then a religious study links Friday crucifixion to Gethsemane with reflections on betrayal, hatred, and moral choices.
In Clare County Michigan probate proceedings, Judge George Bates sets two month claims period for the estate of William Lowery with a hearing on June 30 1942. Separate order appoints administrator for William Phillips estate. hearing set June 8 1942 with publication in Clare Sentinel.
Clare Michigan regular council meeting approves cemetery and fire dept appointments for 1942. Resignations and budget items from Steuart Iron Works fence project, city contracts, and a bank deposit resolution are discussed. Mayor Tibbits and city officials approve bills, appointments, and street cleaning contracts. A note closes: President Born on Fourth. Calvin Coolidge born on the Fourth.
Mr and Mrs Roy Shamel and family of Millington spent Sunday with Mrs Charles Adeblue and were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Edd Dady. Charles Manwaring also visited the Dadys. Randolph Switzer of Bay City visited his family. James Sersaw moves to James West Place. Adeblue called on Lewis Churchill. Mayhews visited daughter Mrs Reuben Rose in Clare. Clare shoppers included Cloyd Switzer Charles Manwaring and Edd Cady. Sympathy extended to Henry Fischs family on his passing last Tuesday.
Mrs Warren Parsell traveled to Lansing on Saturday to visit their son who is in Indiana college. Mr and Mrs Howard Brown and son Larry visited the Leesh family in Lansing. Mrs MacDonald closed a school term with a picnic. Mr Charles Fortlander and family went to Ohio to visit his father. Leosh family went to Lansing to bring back their daughter Thelma and grandkids. Several residents attended the Coleman twelfth grade graduation last Friday.
The Gilmore Church of Christ lists a Sunday program with Song Service at 10:00 a.m. led by Judy Phillips and Thelma Renner at the piano, Communion at 10:15, a sermon at 10:30 titled Shadows and Types, Bible School at 11:00 led by Alvin Wood, and evening services at 7:45. The bulletin quotes Hebrews 10:25-26 and emphasizes worship and the call to assemble.
The town hall Friday night event drew many residents including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heber and family, Eleanor Reynolds, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith with Joyce. Nearby visits included Leonard Reynolds, Floyd Sattires, and trips to Saginaw and Midland.
Notice of foreclosure by Citizens State Bank Clare on the Eleanor J. Mark mortgage dated August 1940. Sale set for June 16, 1942 at 10 am in Harrison Court House to settle principal, interest, taxes, insurance, costs, and attorney fees on the described 80 acre SWNE and SHSW quarters in Section 4, Township 12N, Range 3W.
The feminine given name Carin is linked to the meaning "A Keel" and is noted as one of five stars in the Orion constellation associated with components of a ship.
Eastern War Time schedules list arrivals and departures for the Pere Marquette and Great Lakes Greyhound Blue Goose Lines, detailing Clare connections, from R Harter Agt and R W Ryan Agt. Western links show Foster Bus Line routes with daily and Sunday variations, plus transfers to Detroit Chicago Battle Creek and Kalamazoo.
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