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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1932
Page
8
Landis, pursuing a forged mining deal, confronts saboteurs in an old mine tunnel. After a brutal struggle, he defeats one assailant and destroys a key black box with a ore hammer, then collapses, dragging the ruin toward Betty as darkness overtakes him.
Landis recovers and recalls the kidnaping night as Canby and his gunmen sought the black box. Wally and Jim brief Owen on Betty and the real Fleming Cantrell and Martin from Louisville. A posse forms and heads for the Quavapai mine to confront Canby. (Concluded Next Week)
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Schunk and family visited Mr. and Mrs. John Hartman and family on Sunday. The Rameys moved from the Howard Cotton house to the Jim Bicknell house at Elm Grove. Jules Urbain and family spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fancon and family. Mr. and Mrs. Kistler visited Mrs. Edith Raymond for a few days.
Mrs. Anna Evans visited relatives while Louis Fancon joined his wife and kids in St. Charles. A large Beaverton County Grange gathering at the Beaverton hall featured a dinner at the L. A. S. church basement and a December Bay City meeting. A Halloween party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bradley included a midnight lunch. Church lesson outlines and Bible verses followed with topics on wealth, work, and Christian ethics.
A reflective line about a dying sinner finding no comfort in counting church hypocrites. The remark underscores moral ambiguity and religious hypocrisy theme.
A reflective line praising inner contentment found in abiding within the protection of the eternal God as a shield against malice and harm.
A Christian joy should rise above changing circumstances and losses. By remaining independent of hardship, one becomes a fountain of blessing in the world.
A long list of callers and arrivals fills Sunday notes from the area. Mr. and Mrs Lamphere and Mrs Wilson were photographed at an exciting time, with visits from Fred Wolf, Carl Loomis of Owosso, Frank Harris of Shepherd, Lyle Frook of Lansing, James Duncan, Col Vandercook of Pansing, and many others at cottages and lodges. A new son named Fred arrived Thursday evening at John Scarbroughs, mother and child doing well, with accompanying social visits from neighbors and relatives across Clare Mason and Lansing communities.
Dover residents attended the Clare play Cabbages or Dollars last Friday and enjoyed a Dover Gospel Tabernacle service led by Rev. Telcer. Various local visits and family gatherings are noted, plus plans for a fundraising social to rebuild the wood house and a sacred concert by the Vander Jagt family next Sunday at 11:00 AM.
A large crowd attended the Busy Bees meeting at Mrs. VandenBurgs last Thursday to sew for a bazaar planned in Clare before Christmas. Mr and Mrs Haines hosted a Halloween party for relatives and nearby neighbors with a very pleasant evening enjoyed by all.
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