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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1936
Page
2
Mrs. Harris and Leo along with Mr. Pleasant guests at Windover Lake last Tuesday. Clare and St Johns visitors drop by homes while several locals attend calls and hunts near Little Cranberry Lake. Sunday visitors include the Laphams and Detroit guests joined by regional residents.
The Lake George area reports weekend visits by families from Flint Owosso and Clare to cottages at Lamphere and Silver Lake. Hunters from Detroit Grosse Pointe Farwell and Lansing enjoyed varied game with partridge geese ducks and pheasants. The conservation club held a late supper meeting and residents attended a Republican rally in Clare.
Among those dropping by the Burns residence were Mr and Mrs Winford Lowerre of Middletown New York Mr and Mrs Frank Howey to Clare Mrs Wim Webster son Delbert Johnnie Atkinson of Farwell Caller Yvonne Walker left Sunday to attend school in Detroit
A poem imagines Christ with a small black dog, curley and wooly with silky ears. The dog would sense divinity, comfort Jesus in prayer, and follow to the cross, reflecting gentle loyalty and compassion.
Dr Barstow of St. Louis spends days at the Luce Club with F A and enjoys hunting. Floyd Adams of Flint spent the weekend here hunting. Dr Sleight and Robert Thompson of Battle Creek stay at the Luce Club, returning seasonally for a good bag. Mr and Mrs Patterson and son Robert of Gladwin were here Sunday.
The Elsah community notes Whitfield Sabin returning to Lansing and Milton Wiltse moving to Clare. Readers enjoyed the new Elsah Readers. The Newsome school team won a recent match and several locals visited.
A lesson narrative links Paul’s Corinth visit to the love chapter I Corinthians 13. It outlines four truths about love: superior to other graces, necessary to them, permanent while gifts fade, and supreme above faith and hope, urging daily life practice.
Detroit visitors Mr and Mrs Wm Libby plus Miss Daisy Davis of Monroe attended local gatherings. New home moves announced for Mr and Mrs John Tice of Flint who will reside in Wise Township. Kenneth named baby son to Archie Beatty. Grange Carnival at the hall drew a large crowd with thanks to the organizing committee. Michigan State Grange meets in Sturgis next week. Voters urged to oppose amendments 3 and 4 and support tax reform favoring small property owners. Grange meets every Monday night.
The quote from Charron notes that hardship provokes courage and that during low fortunes, minds and wits often rise to their best. It emphasizes resilience and inner strength in tough times.
A quotation on the rarity and universality of common sense. The author notes that many feel it, but few truly possess it, and emphasizes its elusive nature.
A Hazlitt quote condemns quality conceit as odious vanity driven from other shifts and forced to seek self admiration. The remark expresses strong disdain for self centered boasting and pretentious pride in one’s abilities.
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