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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1941

Page

2

Town notes on hunts hospital visits and clan gatherings

South Garfield Gilbert Hunt and son Floyd sorted potatoes Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Sherman and granddaughter at Lakeview hospital for pneumonia. Ruthie under care at Remus improving. Several locals visited Lake Tuesday. Good Luck Club hosted a lunch for thirty with seventeen at roll call. Deer hunting mentioned. many family visits and Thanksgiving gatherings recorded.

Gilbert Hunt Floyd Mary Sherman Lakeview Ruthie Remus Cecilia Craford W. W. Spurrier William Buckley Floyd Hunt Grace Lake Don Brown Estes Mary Watson Sears Us-10 M-66 Lloyd Hunt William Barryton Manuel Alley Ewart Cook Hight Point Lake Rox

Thanksgiving Visits and Local News From Arthur Center

Arthur Center notes include John McGregor traveling from Lan sing to visit the Habels, Mrs McGregor and three children returning home with her husband, Miss Elsie Shull of Saginaw joining for Thanksgiving, and Shull visiting in Lowell. Local visits from Earl Gilmore and James, Kenneth Roller and Maude Barber to the Penrose home, plus Steve Hales and R D Shull visits. Sympathy extended to the Gordon family for Raymond Gordon, and wishes for Betty Gordon and Calvin Erhardt to recover from injuries from a fatal accident. Sunday School plans a Christmas program and Gospel Service next Sunday.

John McGregor Lansing Habel Steve Hales R. D. Shull Detroit Orvis Roy Gordon Raymond Gordon Betty Gordon Calvin Erhardt

Ills and Visits Mark Myers Corners Community

Mrs Charles Ott has been ill lately. Sympathy extends to the Gordon family. Dale Hartman hosted supper guests. Sam Collen Sr and Sam Jr from Detroit visited the Hartmans and Winns weekend. New residents Mr and Mrs Othel Denslow and daughter join the John Hartman farm community.

Charles Ott Bill Hartman Roberts Cohootah John Hartman Gordon Dale Hartman Norman Myers Sam Collen Sam, Jr Detroit George Winn Arlene Winn Clarence Cotton Jack Woods Othel Denslow

Roy Gordon’s hosts visit from Cornwenville and Deer Hunting

Mrs Earl-Credit will entertain Red Cross workers Friday after noon November 28. Many will have two Thanksgivings, so the meeting was postponed to today. Fred Chamerland of Detroit and several others visited, deer hunting featured among gatherings.

Dale Hartman Roy Gordon Earl-Cradit Red Cross Fred Chamerland Detroit R. C. Carters Bernard Allen Jesse Newman Newman John Gordon Midfield Ted Hanel

Birthday Surprise for Mrs Adeblue in Hamilton Center

Thanksgiving Day celebrated Mrs. Charles Adeblue’s birthday with a large gathering of family and friends. Guests from Flint Grout Lansing and Ohio joined a buffet with turkey and three birthday cakes. Gifts were exchanged and attendees traveled home late afternoon.

Charles Adeblue Roy Shamel Millington Andy Borge Ellen Clark Flint Maggie Reed Roy Reed Grout Charles Manwaring Gurnith Ida Price

Thanksgiving News and Family Visits Across the Region

Mrs Mary Miller and Mrs Mary Leonard of Farwell hosted Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs M Mills. Morey Mills drove Mrs Miller to Oscoda to stay with her son Ray Miller. Leland Mills visits relatives before returning to camp Livingston LA. Manly Mills on a 72 hour leave from Fort Monmouth NJ spent time with his parents. Stanley Millis of Detroit brought the brothers back to Detroit. Mr and Mrs F Burston of Traverse City were guests of Mr and Mrs F Littlefield. Harold Ailman is bedridden with the flu. House guests of Mr and Mrs J Murdoch over the weekend include their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Farnsworth of Whitehouse OH and M S Murdoch and daughter of St Joseph MO. Farnsworths return home Sunday. Murdock and daughter stay until week’s end. Mr and Mrs Su Spencer spent time at their cottage at Clear Lake. Clare Sentinel liners are read in local homes.

Mary Miller Mills Mary Leonard Farwell Stanley Millis Detroit F. Burston Traverse City F. Littlefield Harold Ailman J. Murdoch Mrs. Farnsworth Whitehouse Charles Salaman Pontiac David Wilson Ohio Robert Christina Hames Charles Kent Pure Oil Company Violet Jean Perry Lavern Perry Alfred Seitz Charles Hames Glen Jarman

Religious Education Lesson Subjects and Scriptures

A brief note credits the International Council of Religious Education for selecting and providing the lesson subjects and scripture texts. The material is used by permission, indicating authorized distribution within the educational program.

International Council of Religious Education

Love as the Greatest Commandment and Christian Discipleship

A devotional on John 18 34 35 and I Corinthians 13 urging believers to test true faith by love for God and neighbor. It emphasizes love as essential, effective, and eternal, and calls Christians to practice love as the mark of discipleship.

Jesus Christ God Paul

Center Gilmore Church of Christ Services and Notices

Center Gilmore Church of Christ announces services led by J. S. Penick with song leader Judy Philips. Morning schedule includes Communion and sermon Can a Person be a Christian and Not Attend Church. Bible School at 11.00 with superintendent Alvin Wood. Evening service topics follow Rom 7 and related verses. Community notices recount local visits and illnesses.

Judy Philips Road John Alvin Wood Anhout Christ Rom Jesus

Winding Your Watch At Regular Intervals

A watch runs most uniformly when wound at regular intervals each morning. The main spring then delivers its strongest power during daytime activity and lowest power at night when the watch rests.

Dependence on God and the Poverty of Affluence

Quote by E. Lyttleton notes that poverty stirs need while affluence dulls the search for life in God. It argues that many rely on goods, believing they can live without God their Father, highlighting a moral critique of material abundance.

E. Lyttleton

Death Becomes Transparent Through Faithful Reflection

Dr. Jo D Jowett reflects on death as a short tunnel near home that divides mortal life from the restored presence of God. He invokes the risen Lord, asking where death’s sting and the grave’s victory lie. The piece frames death as transparent through faith.

Dr. Jo D Jowett

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South Garfield Cecilia Craford and Son Ebbin Walter Sherman Calvin Buckley James Karl McDonald Near Sparta Clarence Darnell Arthur Bunker Eaton Rapids Amy Quick Henry Wroyd Hunt Calvin Buckley and Sons Ray Brown Harry Brown William Buckleys Clare Yards C&s L.A. Yards Harold Hanchett Arthur Center Cornwellville Hamilton Center Carl Godfrey Mary Ellen Edd Jess Adeblue Elmer Adeblue Randolph Switzer James McLaughlin Bill Dady Qoscar Thorson Edd Dady Clare Sentinel Senny Harold L. Lundquist D. D Moody Bible Institute of Chicago Western Newspaper Union John Gilmore- ‘Center Gilmore Church OF Christ J. S. Penick Mowbray Insurance Agency Citizens State Bank Bidg Tay St. Eyhound BUICK Pratt & Whitney Gil the Beiter Michigan SUICK
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