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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1945
Page
6
Miss Esther Harris spent Saturday night and Sunday at her home here. P G Weage was a guest of his sister at Saginaw Sunday. Mrs Hit Darnell and daughter and family were Cadillac shoppers on Saturday evening.
Adi Danville and guests stay at S Harris home for an indefinite time while the Harry Hansons of Edmore visit. Clarence Ranes builds a new garage at his cottage. Mr and Mrs J J Beard visit their daughter at Farwell. A gas well at the White and Presley place proved unproductive and the rig has been moved out from the site.
Rev. E. Redman pastor invites all to Sunday School at 2 00 p m and preaching at 3 00 with the subject Confessing Christ the Necessity of It Young people's meeting Friday at 8 00 pm Bring friends to the event at Lake George Resort and Lake George Baptist Church.
Local residents host and visit across Lakeside area with numerous weekend stays. Guests include Mr and Mrs Alfred Rutter and Mr and Mrs Tom Ackerman, the Gibbs and Dodge families, and travelers from Temple Midland Detroit Pontiac Mt. Pleasant and Lansing. A ten pound lake trout was reported and plans announce California home.
Jack Chamberlain of Leslie spent the weekend with his brother Floyd and family. Floyd Holford of Saginaw drove up Sunday with Roy Swarts who has just returned from service in Germany. Roy’s parents are Mr and Mrs Thurman Swarts. Marion callers were Mr and Mrs Roy Holford. Rex Chamberlain, visiting Leslie from Floyd Chamberlain, has just returned from two years in Italy. Mrs Roy Myers and Nita Morrow called on Mrs Hudson Joes Sunday.
Lesson for September 23 presents selected subjects and scriptures as approved by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission. The notice indicates the educational program and copyright authorization for the material.
A devotional study on Joseph forgiving his brothers, overruled by providence. It emphasizes God can overrule sin for good, the healing power of forgiveness, and the need for true kindness beyond minimal acts toward family. The piece cautions against public airing of private faults and urges loving renewal.
Sunday School 10:00. Evening Service 8:00. Locals and visitors from Detroit Higgins Lake Lansing and Flint visit families and attend events. Residents and guests attend fairs, funerals, and YMCA staff meals as winter plans form.
The Missionary Church Association proclaims October Victory Month with three goals: boost Sunday School enrollment, rally absentees, and win souls. Also noted are returning troops and a tone of national peace, plus residents visiting and hosting relatives across local homes.
The article notes bamboo, though a grass, grows exceptionally fast with some species reaching 16 inches daily. It can rise as high as a 15 story building, around 120 feet, challenging mowing and maintenance expectations.
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