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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1939
Page
6
A catalog note states that lesson subjects and Scripture texts were selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.
The sermon contrasts global crises with personal spiritual crises. Isaiah’s vision of God leads to confession, cleansing, and readiness for divine commission. The message urges humility, holy living, and the need for God to prepare servants for hard, faithful work.
A reflection on faith as a supremely mighty force within humanity, noting the gospel's attribution of its power to move mountains to belief and trust. The passage emphasizes faith as a defining, transformative capacity across human endeavors.
Vern Acre was recalled to work on August 16 and Inez Burton traveled to Bay City to assist her daughter Mrs. Carl Philip. A four months old Guernsey bull was killed on the pavement Friday night and Sunday night a yearling Hereford bull was also killed on the pavement around 10 30. The car was wrecked and a service car was needed to assist. Mrs Sally Dunlop visited her son Delmar Acre for a week. Acre and son Jack traveled from Alberta to visit Vern Acres. Lee Smith was recalled to work on August 26.
Mrs Randall visited her daughter Mrs Nealie Cook and family Sunday. Miss Helena Vander Woude returned from the World’s Fair in New York Friday. Donald Cook is at Houghton Lake seeking employment. Mr and Mrs John Cook of Frost visited relatives here Friday. Mr and Mrs Mose Artibee of near Flint have been visiting relatives here the past week. Mr and Mrs Frank Davis and family entertained relatives from Ithaca Sunday. Miss Freda Gaskill returned Monday from Clare where she visited her sister Mrs Roy Sutten. Mrs Gertrude Hills of Colorado is visiting her sister Mrs Lewis Lockwood and family. Mr and Mrs Sam Gaskill and family were at Clare Sunday to see their daughter and sister Mrs Roy Sutten.
Public notices from Clare County Michigan include an August 14 1939 probate hearing for Herman Krienke estate with Hattie Krienke Haddox as petitioner and September 15 1939 hearing date. A separate chancery filing by Methodist Foundation of Michigan against numerous Mead Gray Watson and Cameron heirs seeks necessary party status and service of process.
Summary of Clare Michigan city council sessions including roll call, votes on paving W 4th Street, residential zoning north of Tobacco River, and adoption of a residential property use resolution. Bills approved and referred to finance committee with detailed itemized expenses. Public money deposit resolution to Citizens State Bank. adjourned by Mayor Dunlop.
In Clare County court on August 7 1933 Judge Wylie and Misner presiding Ruby Misner Telder filed to determine legal heirs and heirs entitled to real estate of the deceased in a hearing set for September 13 1939 at ten in the forenoon. Notice to be published in the Clare Sentinel for three weeks prior. Estella White Register of Probate.
Probate Court of Clare County announces creditors must file claims against Lida A Finch deceased by December 11 1939. Claims heard December 18 1939 at 10 AM at the probate office Harrison. Judge Alexander BH Wylie presiding. petition details filed by Fred Peterson.
The court orders the defendants listed to appear within three months or the bill will be confessed. Publication of the order is required within forty days for six to eight weeks. The suit seeks quiet title to the described land in Clare County Michigan, detailing the half of southeast quarter and lot 1 in section 3, township 19 north, range 6 west, totaling about 105.56 acres.
Eastern Standard Time details list arrivals and departures for Ann Arbor and Mt. Pleasant routes. Bus connections link Clare to Lansing and Great Lakes buses with daily north and south services. Fares and exact times noted for Clare Mt. Pleasant Alma St. Johns Lansing lines.
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