Local Clare notes wanderings and community events
A compilation of Clare residents activity includes visits from Ferguson of Ohio at Cranberry Lake, trips by Saginaw and Flint residents, births at Clare County General Hospital, dinners and social visits, club meetings, birthday celebrations, and upcoming meetings at churches and libraries. Notable items include Beulah Elaine Caple born at the hospital, the theft of Lyle Chapman's car later recovered in Saginaw, and attire of local groups preparing for autumn events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Seeley
Grand Rapida
Jennie Phillips
Manton
Wilma, Siel
Willard Phillips
Frank Cosgrove
Flint
Alex McNeill
Glenwood Holmes
Saginaw
Mary Lytle
Patricia
Rolland
East Fifth Street
John Chester
Paulding
Ohio
Guy
Fort Wayne
Ind
W. H. Hirter
Donald McKinnon
Detroit
Alex McKinnon
Bette Lou
Arthur Johnson, Jr
Mona Rae
Mona Jean Harvey
Arthur
Ole Larson obituary recounts Norwegian immigrant pioneer life
Ole Larson born August 19 1857 in Norway died after three years of illness at age 80 with wife Andrine Olson Larson surviving. He emigrated in 1830 with two oldest children, worked as a stone cutter and bricklayer in Williamsport Pennsylvania, moved to a Clare Michigan farm in 1960, lived with son George in Pontiac after 1928, was member of First Baptist Church Pontiac. Survived by wife, six children, sixteen grandchildren, and many relatives. Burial in Cherry Grove cemetery Clare after services conducted by Rev. H H Savage and Rev A D Telder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library’ Association
Amanda ‘Falk
Inez’ Wolford
Ionia
Henri Sempowski
Muskegon
Wera
L. W. Jackson
Sth
Homer Douglas
Rolland Harrold
Clare
Milwaukee
Lyle Chapman
Doherty Hotel
Saginaw
Bobby
Wayne Brown
Clare Study Clubs
J. B. Allen
C. Binhammer
Allegan
The
Maccabees
Roy Harter
Ladies Union of the
Congregational Church
Dawe
H. M. Sowle
Beverly
Lee Lyman
Maxine
Big Rapids
Paris
Loren B. Myers
Port Arthur
Ont
Arthur
Detroit
Myer
W. J Woodward
Jesse Lamphere
Lake George
Guy Wilson
Flint
George Vandewarker
California
Sheridan Township
Albert Dawe
Central Association of Congregational Churches
Olivet
Harry
Battle Creek
Clare Nutrition Club
Ben Loomis
Ida May Loomis
Esther Williams
Jennie Means
Carrie M. Lansing
Windover Lake
Central State Teachers College
Central State Bearcats
Northern State Teachers College
Marquette
Mary Brodie
Madgette Walsh
Los Angeles
Cal
Mia
Frank
Murdoch
Bitnco
Roy Herter
Arthur Roelow
Edwin Zinger
Schultz
Roy Kinsey
Ole Larson
Norway
Andrine P. Olson
Pontiac
George
First Baptist Church of
Ole L. Larson
Joseph
Roy W
George A
Harold L
Clyde. Stoy
Luther Braley
A.S. Burch
Hart F. Kaul
Harold Martin
H. H. Savage
Thurston Funeral Home
Cherry Grove
Home Economics Club Organizes Fair Book and Events
Clare High School hosts community fair November 10 with Home Economics club leading the fair book. President Donna Leitner and co president Lucille Poet organize. Members form committees to sell hot dogs at the October 8 game. A rummage sale is planned at Clark County Savings Bank building and Vandewarker grocery on East Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Leitner
Lucille Poet
Home Economics Club
Clare High School
Onalee Graham
Donna Tubbs
Flint
Sedna ‘Dobson
Evelyn ; Olson
Phyllis Koch
Mary Clyde Sarver
Vandewarker Grocery
East Fourth Street
Principles of Gem Cutting Brilliance
The article explains how light must enter a gem from the front and be reflected internally at the back facets to return through the front. This reflection enhances brilliance by preventing light from escaping the rear and maximizing sparkle.
Why David Sang Keeping Oneself in Gods Keeping
Lesson outlines Jude 1 4 17 25 focusing on keeping Christians in God's love. It describes being called, kept for Christ, contending for the faith, observing perilous times, safeguarding the soul, and saving others, ending with doxology and assurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Jude
God
Christ
R. V
R.V
Haste Is Not Always Speed Lessons in Patience
The quote urges measured labor and patient progress. It compares diligent effort with divine workmanship, highlighting value in gradual improvement and thoughtful pacing over rushed action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Trifle quoted on divine view of small deeds
Brief note cites a religious maxim about committing trifles to God. It reflects a view that God cares about small acts and human littleness reveals greatness in minor deeds. The line emphasizes spiritual importance of everyday acts over grandiose plans.
Sabbath Days Quiet Islands in Life’s Tossing Sea
A reflective meditation on Sabbath days as calm refuges amid the restless pace of life. The phrase frames Sabbath as restful, steady, and restorative within daily upheaval.
Christmas Card Samples Offered By The Sentinel Office
The Sentinel announces a full line of Christmas greeting cards for the season. Fifty folders with printed names priced at $1.00. Gift size stationery and envelopes are specially priced for holiday giving. Visitors are invited to inspect the displays at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel Office
Florida compared in size to New England states
The Florida State Chamber of Commerce notes Florida is four times the size of Holland and the largest state east of the Mississippi except Georgia. It is said to equal the combined area of Maine Vermont Connecticut and Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Curves of the Spite Baby Spine Growth Shift
A note on spinal development describes a newborn's spine with two curves and an adult spine with four, highlighting changes that occur as a child grows.
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Guild
CG. Ay ‘Wellman
KO. Ferguson
Cranberry Lake
Aid
Methodist Church
Alma College
Frances Anderson Mochan
Sternaman Studio
ART Damoth Agy
Clare, Michigan
Clare Insurance Agy
Clare Realty DO
North Star Grocery Co
Boston Breakfast
Chase & Sanborn
Farmer Peet’s Picnic
Farmer Peet
Peck
Mance’s Meat Market ‘Weat 4Th Street
St. Cecilia
Clark County Savings Bank
David
Clare Drug Company
Betty Gillen
Colonial Dames
Hollywood Beauty Studio
Colonial Dames Hollywood Beauty Studio
Holland
Europe
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