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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1938
Page
6
A Farwell Labor Day gathering saw many families visiting relatives across Clare Bay and nearby towns. Residents from Brant Lansing Clinton and Detroit joined locals to share meals and stories at homes on Sunday and Saturday evenings.
The article explains primary elections as preliminaries for nominating candidates under state rules rather than party rules. It outlines closed open nonpartisan and preferential presidential primaries and notes they use a secret ballot and plurality vote.
Ravenna once a seaport and ancient capital of Italy lies many miles inland now due to changing coastline. The city’s history shows how shift in geography transformed its role and trade connections over centuries.
A sermon on I Samuel 10 and 15 emphasizes that moral failure follows disobedience to God. Saul’s rise and fall illustrate the need for obedience over sacrifices, warning that walking away from God leads to ruin. Spiritism and inner corruption are condemned as dangerous influences.
Robert Griffin of Saginaw visited his sister the Irwins from Friday to Monday. The Mathews family of Lansing spent Labor Day at the Bellinger cottage by the river. The Koontz family moved to Farwell. Local families hosted guests and noted a light frost expected Monday. A varied Labor Day scene included an air ride with Courtney Bauer and a unique Deaf gathering at the Irwins station.
The piece lists visitors and relatives visiting Clare area families this week. It mentions Mrs Weike formerly Flossie Grove from Hatton and her husband at the List farm on their way to Durand after a vacation north. It also notes Pilgrim family members and cousins visiting, and Alice List preparing for her second year at Alma College.
Last week the Andersonville school began with new teacher Mrs. Careleton. The Meet-a-While club met with Mrs. Harold Kile. a Dahlia quilt was worked on, and the next meeting is September 28 with Mrs. Carl Honey. Neighbors and families visited and shared routines, including a Mt. Pleasant trip for tonsil removals and Labor Day gatherings in Farwell.
Visitors and residents share weekend greetings in West Grant including Mrs. Frank Nestler and relatives from Chicago Lake City guests Mr. and Mrs Herbert Randle and son Junior Mrs. Alice Smith of Boyne City and others visited locals Sunday School opened with Sam George as teacher Labor Day gatherings noted Seeley Johnson and Nathan Defoy attended Mrs Stittsworth funeral with local residents circulating updates
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