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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1936
Page
3
Mrs. Kitty Ferguson of Detroit visits her brother Ralph Cowles at Bertha Lake Resort as part of a leisure trip.
Wr and Mrs G Lawton came from Detroit Saturday to spend a few days in their cottage Mrs Dan Phillips and two children of Lansing are occupying Mrs Hazer tons cottage for a short time Rev C J Herbert and family of Saginaw spent a two weeks vacation in the Witt cottage Miss Ruth Swanson and friend of Chicago visited her father A Swanson last week Mr and Mrs W Wiltse and Mrs C Wiltse and daughter Hellen attended the show in Clare Monday night Miss Theodora Agathar and little nephew of Minneapolis are visiting her sister Mrs R Schulz Mrs J Hazelton and grandson Max Barr returned to their home in Mas
After spending the summer, Mrs. M Randall and her son Robert Densmore have gone home to Mason ending their vacation.
Mrs. Geo Billmeier and Oscar Kube learned that their sister Mrs. Otte Pietsch died suddenly in Detroit. The funeral is Tuesday. Pietsch homesteaded near here 26 years ago and moved to Detroit 18 years ago. She leaves a husband a son Waldemere a daughter Mrs. C Green of Detroit two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews among other relatives.
Indiana family Floyd Byers and relatives remained at their cottage for weeks before returning home Sunday. Bay City and Milwaukee visitors, a Y W A World Congress delegate, and several locals were seen at area cottages and gatherings. School reopens with good attendance as residents report weekend travels, picnics, and routine city tasks amid a quiet end of summer bustle.
Maple Rapids residents visited hosts in Windover Lake area and nearby towns. Local visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Jiddings, Mr. and Mrs. John Jaquish, and Mr. and Mrs. Edd Burt. Others traveled from Pontiac, Green Bay, and Saginaw for summers, weekends, and family gatherings.
Clare callers and visitors from Lansing Detroit Milwaukee and Alma gather at area cottages and Campgrounds. Names include Mr and Mrs Presley Curtis Mo Mars Floyd Ferguson June Burns and many others with teachers and hotel guests noted.
Twelve girls in the 4 H Food Preparation club planned prepared and served their club dinner at Marjory McEwen's home with Helen Hamilton as hostess. Guests included several mothers local leader Miss Delphine Balge and Home Demonstration Agent Miss Ruth Fritsche of Ithaca and many area residents.
Acts 14 reports Paul and Barnabas in Lystra healing a cripple by faith and facing crowd adulation. Persecution follows as Jews incite anger, Paul is stoned, revived, and continues to Derbe. Romans 10 urges confessing Jesus as Savior and sharing the word of faith to all.
Unclear text fragments include garbled phrases about numbers and dates. The readable items reference Amephas, Sethos, and a possible event near February. No coherent names, places, or actions emerge from the legible portion.
A reflection on wisdom describing it as extraordinary and scarce. It contrasts the happy few who possess real insight with many who think they have wisdom yet are unaware of their own flaws. The speaker cites Tillotson as the source of this view.
A collage of letters dated 1935 1936 from the Michigan Farm Bureau Michigan State Grange and the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America extol Rep Fred C Holbeck East Tawas praising his work in the recent state legislative session He is lauded for efforts to reform the tax system and support agriculture with his record described as one to be proud of and to continue in the Legislature.
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