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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1937
Page
2
A roundup of residents visiting family and friends across nearby towns. Klps include M R Howlet from Clare plumbing at Mrs Margaret Johnson, families in Lansing and Roscommon, Librarian Delphine Balge at Farwell, and various weekend gatherings among the McConnells and others.
Mrs Anna Spence returned to Sparta after visiting her son Harry and family. Win Mahan visited Flint relatives. Flint guests Cal vin Tryon and family hosted weekenders James Brooks and Cleo Tryon from Lansing. School Fair and Carnival at Yarwell drew many locals. Various trips by residents to Jackson Pontiac Grand Rapids Detroit and Toledo noted with weekend hosts and visits.
John Lynch and Frank Hamilton spent Sunday in Plymouth for a daytime outing and local engagements.
A historical lesson outlines the Christian ministerial calling with Timothy references. It stresses reverence for ministry, warns against departures from faith, and covers preaching, preparation, and qualities of a faithful minister in a warlike, disciplined stance.
The real object of education is to give children resources that will endure as life endures, habits that time will ameliorate not destroy, occupation that makes sickness tolerable solitude pleasant age venerable life more dignified and useful deathless terror.
A short quotation fragment notes that happiness comes to those who see God at work in all good things in life, attributed to poets. It emphasizes daily reverence for the sacred in ordinary moments and the unity of faith and daily activity.
Mr and Mrs Roy Sutton of near Clare spent the weekend at the Sam Gaskill home. Miss Dorothy Vanderwoude and Miss Helen Vanderwoude were supper guests at the Frank Davis home Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs James Storey attended a reception and shower. The Grandpn Farmers club met at the Hlmer Wheeler home Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Frank Davis and family visited Loren Tousnaut in Greenwood Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Otto Kleiner of Pontiag spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Henry Kleiner Sr and family. They returned Monday morning. Mrs Kleiner plans an extended visit to Pontiag and near Ann Arbor. Mr and Mrs Thos Taylor of Comb er Ont visited relatives and cousins Mrs Ernest Kleiner and Mrs Robt Hutchinson before returning Monday. Mrs J B Allen returned from Saginaw. Stanley Kleiner came home Saturday night to help repair his father s barn.
Sebring Pfannes and sons Joe and Carl visit relatives in Chicago this week with Grace returning home. Audrey Nephew hosts classmates for a birthday party Sunday. Hike Harvey travels to Flint Friday with a truckload of potatoes. Nutrition group meets with Mrs. Wm Hileman for an all day session. Mrs. Carl Monday, caring for Mrs. Ray Archbald near Currie farm, returns home. Mr and Mrs O M Somers Gilmore with John and Kenneth Dillon Flint visit Wm Hileman Sunday. Heber home hosts Ployd Squires and Joe West Grant relatives Sunday.
Elm Grove reports several visits and calls in the past week. Milwauke e caller J B Moore visited the Wilsons, while Donald Keith joined his aunt Lillie Keith en route to Muskegon to resume boat work. Lewis Slater Sr improves after illness and Mrs. Von Walters remains ill.
Local residents share weekend visits and errands. Ellsworth Millers called on Mae Bitler. Reuben Rose helped Geo Miller with his barn wall. Bills Sersaw recovering from an accident. Sympathy extended to the Switzer family on their loss. Farm Union leaders Ira Wilmont and Clive Hutchinson visited Churchill home. Velma Mead of Harrison stayed with Beatrice Price. Education effort lobbies for a book drive. Families relocate, visit Clare and Clio, and grandparents host Hugh.
Miss Elsie Skull of Saginaw spent the weekend with family. Sunday callers included Mrs. H. Orvis, Mrs. Wood and grandson Jean. Bonnie Viges visited Sunday school while the Viges family were guests of John Hartman and family. Kenneth Roller visited the Hart Sanders home. Harry Cleveland and family of Clare were callers. Edward Spicer spent the weekend at his parental home. Deer hunting season looms for local men. Nettie Barber and son Lee visited the Rollers on Thursday. John McGregor and his wife visited Burt Hubel's parents and returned to Lansing. Mrs. Bert Kinney rode to Clare Saturday. John Hartman buzzed wood for Burt Hubel.
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