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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1937

Page

3

Gasoline Washing Machine Noted in South East Sheridan

Mrs. James Elliott has a gasoline washing machine. Sunday guests at Lavern Barber home included Ray Schaar Lucille Vera Mae and Chester Clayton Barber and family Hart Cotton and two children. Elmer Guthrie of West Vernon dined with niece Leslie Randle family. Leslie Randle and two children joined Frank Loomis family for a Sunday visit. Edna Langin from Flint joined Lan gin family for dinner. Hattie Livingston visited Fred Coe last Thursday. Billy Loomis owns a pair of yearling Colts.

James Elliott Lavern Barber Ray Schaar Lucille Vera Mae Chester Clayton Barber Hart Cotton Elmer Guthrie West Vernon Leslie Randle Frank Loomis Guthrie Donald Cobleigh Gilen Edna Langin Flint Langin Hattie Livingston Fred Coe Billy Loomisge

Brown Corners Social Notes and Birth Announcement

Born to Mr and Mrs Forest Garver a daughter Mary Kathaleen on October 27. Our school house gains a new roof Leora. Brown Corners returns to school after chicken pox absence. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Roger Kleinhardt and Joyce Marie of Detroit. Beebe Lake Sunday school Hallowe en party and weiner roast. Parishioners Vera Dysinger family Long Lake visited. Linda Lee Heirholzer of Midland visited Violet. Ben Tanarr and Judith Ann Coleman visited from Coleman. Bernice Black working in Clare spent weekend home.

Forest Garver Mary Kathaleen Leora Roger Kleinhardt Joyce Marie Detroit Brown Corners Vera Dysinger

Pleasant Valley Social Roundup References Local Visits

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roe and son Bobbie of Pontiac visited aunt Mrs. Jennie Bates. Kenneth Rockey and family from Arthur called on Robi Campbell’s parents. Clyde McDonald and Mrs. Thomas McDonald of Alma spent the weekend with Burton Bay. Mae Anderson and her mother and Kirby Anderson of Lansing joined Irvin Orvis’s family. Dee Storms and Ivan Storms of Jackson visited Owen Spink and Burt Kinne of Arthur on Sunday.

Kenneth Roe Bobbie Pontiac Jennie Bates Kenneth Rockey Robi. Campbell John Rockey Arthur Clyde McDonald Thomas McDonald Alma Burton Bay Mae Anderson Kever Kirby Anderson Lansing Irvin Orvis Dee Storms Ivan Storms Jackson Owen Spink Burt Kinne

Maple Rapids Social Roundup Includes Visits and Guests

Miss Joyce Cludy spent several days with friend Norma Bates in Maple Rapids. The Hagle Aid Society enjoyed a pleasant gathering at Mrs. Wm. Bowler's Clare home. Mr. and Mrs. Warl Cludy of Maple Rapids and Miss Christine Verhaults of Holland joined Sunday dinner at the Bates home. Marguerite Leeth helped her aunt Mrs. Forrest Garver at the Brown. Rev. Roy Miller of Ithaca attended Hagle events and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Owen Spink. Mack Leeth and wife returned from a trip visiting their daughter in Lyons Colorado and touring western and southern states.

Joyce Cludy Maple Rapids ii Norma Bates Hagle Aid Society Wm. Bowler Clare Warl Cludy Maple Rapids Christine Verhaults Holland Bates Marguerite Leeth Forrest Garver Brown Roy Miller Ithaca Hagle Owen Spink Mack Leeth Lyons Colorado Helen Hether Clare Stanley Harrison Fred Allen Forest Garver O. Brown Slater A. H. Hutchinson Willard Combs Flint Jas. Beatty Garver Colo Ernest Kleiner Stanton J. B. Allen

Eaglesville notes honor, illness, and community events

Mrs Miller and daughter from Saginaw visited sister Mrs J B Allen. Funeral services for Fred Banks were held at Eagle church. The Aid society met at Clare, finishing quilts and sharing a dinner. Various locals reported illnesses, visits, and a granddaughter arrival at Brown Corners. Revival meetings were announced for the week.

Miller Saginaw J. B. Allen Aid Society Bowle Clare Fred Banks Eagle Church Mhonderich Banks Kernie Jones Wm. Bowler Reed City Alton David Albert Allen Eunice Dier Robin Hutchimson

The Moral Issue in the Drink Problem

A sermon argues the liquor question remains urgent after repeal. It frames drunkenness as a moral issue tied to vice and crime, not mere social policy, and cites Romans, Corinthians, and Galatians to urge Christlike living. It warns that alcohol leads to ruin unless believers walk in the Spirit.

Jesus Jesus Christ God Brewers’ Journal

In His Name Lesson Reflects on Peace and Christian Character

A November lesson explores Colossians 3 1 17 and the peace of God. It urges mortifying sin and putting on the new man showing how faith unites believers with Christ and guides holy living in all duties.

God Jesus Christ Christ Jesus

Words Without Action Weigh Down Spiritual Energy

A reflection on how excessive talk damages inner resolve, noting that energy meant for action is wasted in speech rather than deeds. The author suggests restraint and purposeful effort over lingering talk.

Killing Thne People Partial Crime Belief

A fragment mentions killing time and pardoning crimes of killing time by targeting their own. The text is unclear and presents a cryptic idea about punishment and pardon tied to self-harm or internal violence. The source lacks concrete events or identifiable persons or organizations.

Kindness Language Across Minds

Quote attributed to Bovee about kindness as universal language. The remark notes that kindness can be understood by all, regardless of hearing or intelligence. It emphasizes empathy as a bridge across boundaries.

Quotations on Experience and Victory

Short aphorisms discuss experience as a grindstone that brightens if we endure its friction and study, and Napoleon's claim that victory belongs to those who persevere. The lines reflect on hardship, resilience, and success.

Napoleon

Filbertone Powder Offers Quick Acid Indigestion Relief

Anderson Drug Store in Clare offers Filbertone Powder as a new anti acid and laxative. It provides quicker relief from acid stomach gas heartburn and constipation due to excess acidity. Instructions on the box and booklet are included.

Anderson Drug Store Clare

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