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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1939
Page
2
Numerous families from Pine Run Farwell Clare Harrison and Rosebush whist with kin and friends over the weekend and weekdays. Visitors include Mrs J W Seil Mr J W Seil and families in Farwell Rosebush Cadillac and Clare.
Pleasant Valley residents report visits and illness: Mr. and Mrs Henry Kleiner visited Robt Kleiner. John Ramsey of Alma is seriously ill at his daughter Mrs Burton Bay's home. Mr. and Mrs Wm Bowles of Clare visited Bates home. Alton David and Donald Kleiner shared Sunday dinner with grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Barton. Clyde McDonald of Alma spent weekend at Barton Bay home. Alfred Roe and Mrs Archie Tryon of Pontiac visited Runyan's mother weekend guest.
Mr and Mrs Charles Ott hosted Rev and Mrs Town of Brown Corners and Mr and Mrs Wisher of Harrison for a chicken dinner Tuesday in honor of their son Arnold who left Wednesday for Ann Arbor to join the University of Michigan chemistry department. Nearby gatherings included the Williams and Wood families watching a Wednesday fight, and visits by the Hartmans and Perkinses over the weekend as well as others at the home of Mr and Mrs John Hartman.
Regular meeting called by Mayor Dunlop. Roll shows Archambault Cunningham Parrish Tibbits present. Feighner Mair absent. Several building permits read and referred. finances approved. council adjourned.
A fragment mentions Mrs. Edwin Wood and the Wood family in a brief local notice, indicating a recent event or update related to their household.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Hall of Grand Rapids hosted relatives over the weekend. Elm Grove guests included Mr and Mrs Jas Gregg for Sunday dinner. Frances Gordon lay in Dr Wood Hospital briefly. Loyal Haddix and grandson of North East Arthur visited the Turn family. Ted Vidian and family of Grand Rapids called on John Rhodes and family. Mrs Rhodes improving and daughter Mrs Lee Badgley assisting. Russell Strouse of Butternut visited C B E Davis’s home. Andy Smith and Ardis with husband from Lansing spent time at the Smith farm. Don Allen and son Norman of Frost appeared locally Sunday. L Robinetts welcomed Rex Robinett Basil Williams George Wentworth and J D Robinett for Sunday calls. Glen Gordon returned from Lake George Saturday. Mrs Glen Blystone and Mrs Effie Blystone visited Mrs John Rhodes. Laurence Robinett traveled to Durand on business.
Gilmore Center church schedule lists J. S. Penick pastor with 10:00 devotion 10:15 communion 10:20 sermon Brotherly Love 11:00 Bible School led by Alvin Wood 7:30 Young People 8:15 sermon Unquestioning Obedience. Community notices include a threshing accident, visitors, a newborn Patricia Joy, and a box social at Glasz School.
A dated catalog note lists the October 1 lesson subject and scripture texts selected by the International Council of Religious Education for use under permission. It identifies the organization and the publication context.
A church lesson notes two responses to Jesus Christ in Matthew 1 23 Those against Him arise from fear indifference hatred and sorrow while those for Him show spirituality in study gift worship and persistence GodProtecting GodPreparing and Fulfilling prophecy guide the infant Jesus to Nazareth and eventually Golgotha as His plan unfolds with eternal faithfulness ensuring every prophecy is fulfilled.
The excerpt contemplates human progress from a personal to a collective view. It contrasts earlier reflections on individuals with observations of society at large, noting surprising advances in civilization over time.
Aphorism: love thrives only with service not with receiving. The author equates love to a plant needing soil and asserts love feeds on giving rather than taking.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Simpson and Frank of the Cornwell Ranch spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holford in Temple. Attendees at the Greenwood Senior Extension Group meeting included Mrs. Roy Holford and Mrs. Roy Myargs at the John Burnett home. Gretchen Root works for Mrs. Loyd Worts at Pure Oil restaurant.
An educational survey shows about 7 400 collegians per 1 000 000 population. By 1900 the ratio was roughly 1 400 collegians per 1 000 000 population, indicating significant growth in student numbers over time.
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