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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1935
Page
7
A Vernon Hill column lists visits and calls among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Albert Arrand Alyina Hendie Miss Rozena Bronson and many others. It notes illnesses Ruth Bergey and a busy day of social calls, church Dorcas society activities and plans for an oil line project.
The term sarcophagus derives from Greek meaning flesh eater. The name is tied to a tale that a limestone chest would consume a body within 40 days, leaving only the teeth.
Jeremiah urges reform not ritual as people gather for a feast. He details God’s demands to amend ways act justly protect the vulnerable and reject idolatry. Warning against false prophets and the temple’s abuse, he foresees judgment if obedience fails.
The quote warns that waiting for a seventh wave to bring success is folly. It urges taking action rather than lingering at the roadside for someone to offer wealth or influence.
A quotation on the value of conciliation in civil life. It states that true dignity comes from avoiding offense and treating others with courtesy, noting that rude manners leave a person exposed to affront and risk losing respect.
A concise meditation on virtue and duty, praising a person who remains unshaken by mockery when upholding moral principles. The piece frames integrity as a mark of true greatness beyond public opinion and laughter.
Born on October 11 a son to Mr and Mrs Harry Brown Charles weighed 784 pounds and is healthy both mother and baby. Mr and Mrs Ray Brown came from Wint Saturday while Mrs Brown stays to help. Gerald Evans Don Hiller of Hadley visited Claud Wheaton. Joe Brown of Flint and Jim Crawford with Charles of Mint spent the weekend at Alfred Sturgis home. Robert travelled to What Sunday to visit relatives.
The drift of notes lists many Windover Lake, Lake George, and Clare callers visiting families such as the Wrights, Faunces, Wiltses, Burns, and Bakers. Mentions include Health Education Class in Harrison, Conservation Club at Lake George, C. C. CG camp plans, and a community program with Hela VanderWoude.
The lower grades prepared booklets and a Columbus day play titled I love you Mother for their club on Thursday. Mrs Harris, Mrs Harris, Leo, and Hazel were guests. Helen Wilts and Wilma Blain visited Friday. They drew ships for art.
Lake George resort notes a cheerful Farwell bus driver recounting visits with Lew and Bob Roach of McBride and Davy Roach of Harrison. County Conservation Club held annual elections with a pot luck, program, and deer Closing vote favoring a closed season. new members and renewals listed.
Frank Manning has asthma. Wm Moshert returns from Alma for the weekend. Vincent Barek and wife move to the ranch to work for Tom. Lester Snyder and wife set up housekeeping at Bertha Lake. Harvey Davis returns from Lanc. Wm Prentiss spends a week in the south part of the state. Mr and Mrs Knoppe and daughter Gene visit from Detroit. The Greenwood Grange hosts the traveling gavel with a fine program. Dan Butterfield and wife visit from Sazinaw. Charles Morgan visits Frankfort, Mrs Roge Duross goes to Detroit. Borst and Loyd Sprague return from That. Julius Borst and family visit Flint. Jess Lamphere and wife and Chester Richard visit Clare where Jess builds a cottage. Doyd Nichols and sister Betty Low with Miss Gene Knoppe attend a Clare show. Hart Stalker brings Wm Pentiss home after a visit. Wm Cleveland and wife visit from Clare.
Teesil Dunkle and Donna Nierman visited Friday and are invited back. Lila Heintzelman serves as captain this week. The P. and G. contest is enjoyed. Gerald Heintzelman can attend school again. The teacher plans to attend Flint Institute Thursday and Friday.
A notice invites community members to watch for a forthcoming announcement about a box social and program scheduled for November 8. The item hints at local fundraising or social event details to come.
The Johannesburg mine extends 2500 feet below sea level, the deepest reached by humans. Fresh water clams and mussels differ from sea varieties yet have served as food. Shell mounds reveal prehistoric freshwater mussel consumption in various regions.
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