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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1926

Page

5

Farwell Letter Home Describes Sunny California Life

The Stinchcombe family report from Whittier California in a February 1926 letter to Farwell friends. They note springlike weather, heavy regional rainfall and snow on distant mountains, oil-well activity nearby, and church revivals with strong faith healing anecdotes. Edith’s birthday, community services, temperance talks, and YMC A activities are described amid tropical moon flowers and meals with friends.

Sentinel Farwell Stinchcombe H. G. Baker Whittier Cal Mexico California Imperial Valley San Francisco Homer Temperance Movement Stinchcombe’s

Chevrolet Dealers Break Records With February Sales

Chevrolet dealers sold 32,504 cars in February the highest month on record. The six sales zones surpassed their 22,002 car quota, a 147.7 percent overage. January also saw zones exceed quotas with Omaha leading at 393.3 percent and Minneapolis at 304.9 percent. Factory output for March rose from 54,553 to 69,244 cars plus 4,367 more in Oshawa Canada.

Chevrolet Jacksonville Omaha Minneapolis Oklahoma City Atlanta Des Moines Great Lakes Region Middle West Southeastern Faint Atlantic Coast Pacific Coast Chevrolet Canadian Oshawa

No April Fool On Reward Coin

Clare county townships will receive past due township road reward money totaling 3938.71 in the mails today under the Groesbeck bill. Funds cover claims filed since January 1, 1925 with future payments scheduled for April 1 1917 and June 1 under administration allotments plus two million dollars in February and April next year. Nine million plus in delinquent rewards are anticipated under the bill. Kirkpatrick's drug store adv.

A. Nowack Clare County Eugene Kirby Highway Department

Gamaliel in Bible: Two Men Named

Summary notes two biblical Gamaliels: One a Manasseh tribe captain in Numbers and during the wilderness trek. the other a Pharisee and famed Rabbi who mentored Paul and advised the Sanhedrin.

Gamaliel Pedahazur Maniasseh Sinai Manasseh St. Paul Simeon Hillel Great Council of the Tiberius Caligula Claudius

Silk from Mena Pinna Mussels Becomes Notably Limited

Despite a surge in artificial silk, real silkworm silk remains highly valued and costly. Attempts to farm other insects and even a Mediterranean shellfish called pinna yielded only short filaments and low yields, making sea silk unlikely for large scale commerce though small amounts are spun in Sicilian villages.

Mediterranean Sicilian

The Judge's Retinue and Dagger Money Tradition

In London a lecture by Mr. Justice Sankey described old judge travels from Newcastle to Carlisle guarded by a sheriff and 200 men to thwart Scots raids for ransom. Over time sheriffs balked at the cost, asking for dagger money. The custom endures in Newcastle with a golden guinea presented to the judge on circuit.

Justice Sankey London Newcastle Carlisle

Revelations in Enoch Described as Apocryphal Book

The study notes Enoch's book as apocryphal, first cited in Jude and quoted by Clement, Origen, and Tertullian. It presents revelations to Enoch and a history of God's kingdom and nature laws. Quoted in early Jewish and Christian writings, it faded after about 800 A.D. with few fragments surviving.

Clement of Origen Tertullian Enoch Kansas City Star

Thought in Lower Animals and Winter Preparation

The passage argues animals and insects think, reason, and remember like humans, using this intelligence to secure comfort in winter. It notes monkeys orangutans and many species show foresight in preparing for cold seasons, often surpassing humans in some abilities.

Finest of All Oils from Porpoise Jaws Used by Passamaquoddy

The Passamaquoddy Indians along the New Brunswick Nova Scotia and Maine coast harvest oil from porpoise jaws. Jaws are sun-dried and oil drips into cans below, yielding about half a pint per jaw. The rare oil commands high prices and is no longer used in lighthouse machinery due to cost.

Passamaquoddy New Brunswick Nova Scotia Maine

Pearls in Paris Test Distinguishes Natural From Cultured

A group of top pearl merchants watched a French scientist pour pearls into a tube with liquid. Some pearls floated while others sank. The scientist stated that floating pearls are natural, while sinking ones are cultivated Japanese pearls, per Popular Science Monthly.

Paris Poplar Science Monthly

Catholic and Congregational Sunday Schedule Announced

Rev. George Flanagan to lead Catholic mass at 10:00 A.M. Rev. H B Johnson to guide Congregational worship at 10:15 A.M. with organ music and sermon, Sunday School at 11:15 A.M. Mrs. Ada Hochstetler to preside on September 7 at 7:00 P.M. for the Haster Cantata The Triumph of Love.

George Flanagan H. B._ Johnson Ada Hochstetler

Easter Program Planned At Chapel

Pastor S Whitehead invites readers to a Easter program at the chapel on Sunday evening April 4 at 7:00. Services include Sunday School at 10:00, preaching at 11:00 from 1 Cor 16:12 19 and prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30. All are welcome.

Church Services and Meetings Listed

J A Hanes pastor leads Sunday School at 10:00 a m and Bible class at 11:00 a m Evening service follows. Tuesday 7:30 at J A Allens home and Thursday 7:30 prayer meeting at the church. Gilmore F M Church 11:00 a m preaching and Weidman F M Church 3:00 p m preaching. Everyone welcome.

J. A. Allen Gilmore F. M Weidman

Baptist Morning Services Open with Special Address

Morning worship starts at sixteen o'clock with a pastor's special address. Sunday school for all follows. Evening service at seven o'clock with an unannounced subject. A warm welcome extended and all young people urged to attend.

Religious Services Schedule With Multilingual Observances

The notice lists Holy Communion in German on Good Friday and Monday Haster services at 10:00 a m German. English Easter Sunday and upcoming English Holy Communion times to be announced later. Has er services and choir practice occur weekly.

Methodist Church Easter Services Plan Evangelistic Week

Edward T. Smith pastor announces 9:30 am Welcome Class service and a 10:30 Easter program replacement. Easter offerings invited with local budget gifts. Evening service starts 30 minutes later. Epworth League 6:30. preaching 7:30. Special prayer week to begin Monday, inviting all members and sister churches to attend. Reverend Harry W. Morrow to visit April 11 to lead sessions.

Harry W. Morrow Oak Park Illinois Herrick

Uncle Qben Quips On Trouble And Foolishness

A Washington Star line attributes a quip to Uncle Qben about telling a friend of trouble. The remark suggests that sharing woes can invite sympathy or, alternatively, highlight one’s own foolishness.

Qben Washington Star

Saving Regular Brings Comfort to Many in Old Age

The text emphasizes systematic saving as a means to avoid want in old age and secure steadier comfort for seniors. It highlights disciplined financial habits as a practical path to security.

Farwell Train Schedule Fragment Rides Unknown Route

An OCR fragment shows train times and destinations with unclear details. The snippet mentions Farwell Ann Arbor North at 10 49 and a West bound note along with Sunday reference.

Church of God Clears Schedule at New Building

Sunday School at 1 30 p m with Junior church at 2 30 p m. Afternoon services at 2 30 p m. Evening services at 2 00 p m. Prayer Meeting every Tuesday evening. The Church of God will hold all meetings in their new church.

The Church of God

Easter church services with pageant and music

M E Church invites all to Easter Sunday services at 10:00 AM and Sunday School at 11:00 AM The Pageant Service From Garden to Galilee is Sunday evening at 7:00 PM Also notes a Monday gathering at Mrs Florence Town led by Anna Davison program leader

Garden Galilee F. M.S Florence Anna Davison

Local Deaths, Weddings, and Visits Highlight Week

Weekend guests include Miss Florence Green of Clare and Miss Ruth McGoogan in Detroit. Funeral services for H. J. Eager and Lucy Wilkins and George Wilkins noted with further obituaries to follow. A wedding unites Clara Foell and Walter Teschke in De troit with family attendance and plans to reside there.

Charles Spore Owosso Ruth McGoogan Detroit Larkins D. Shaw Kellington Graham Nora Davis Louis Gee Vernon Miss Carter White Gloud Florence Green Clare Farwell June the Lillie McGinnis Saginaw W. Shumway R. W. Babcock Mt. Morris John Honeywell Laingsburg House Lansing Jesse Graham Shepherd Mathematic Club L. C. Barner Lake City Lester Hatch Flint Miss Lettie Bight Point Lake Bruce Pelch Frank Babcock Bertha A. Powell Mt. Pleasant James Blanche Hager Bay City Hare BE. J. Eager Meryle Clelan Graham James Davison Doris Merrit Louise Graham Luzerne Ronald Barton Weidman John Ritchie H. J. Eager M. BH Albert Spark Grand Rapids Sparks Lucy Wilkins George Wilkins Syracuse N. Y G. H. Lamb Wm. Foell Clara Foell Walter Teschke L. C. Bernthal John Carpenter Tabbel

Respected Farwell Citizen Laid to Rest March 25th

Elnora Jane Stites born October 5 1863 in Litchfield Michigan died March 22 1926 aged 57 years 5 months 17 days She lived in Litchfield Ohio and Michigan before moving to Farwell in 1923 Married to William A Oden on October 21 1889 They had four children Leo Edna Walters and Ivan Surviving are her husband three children four grandchildren two brothers and a sister Funeral at the M B church Farwell with Rev W D Stratton and burial in Surrey township cemetery. O Love Divine that stopped to share our sharpest pang and our bitterest tear.

Elnora Jane Stites Amzy and Almira Stites Litchfield Michigan Mich Ohie Gilmore Township Isabella County Farwell William ‘A. Oden Leo Clare Herma Edna Walters Detroit Ivan Tedrow Ohio United Brethren Church Franklin Township Fulton County Adelbert Vestaburg Charles Dora Delamater M. B. Church W. D. Stratton Surrey Township

Easter Program at Methodist Church

The church presents an Easter program with songs and scenes from a pageant titled Coming of Ester. Recitations by Ronald Jones and others accompany groups from the school and a large cast led by Valeria Bassett and several named participants.

Ronald Jones Helen Griffin Cecil Baldwin Alice Gee Ester Vernon Jones Jackie Campbell Laura Horn Louise Davison Isabella Sparta Galilee Valeria Bassett Gladys Mildred Agnes Stanley Gladys Perkins Doris Davison Jeannette Dorothy Green Beatrice Griffin Wayne Winchell

Aquarium supplies advertised at Kirkpatrick's drug store

Ad lists aquarium items including fan tail gold fish large fish owls ornaments pebbles and weed with Kirkpatrick's drug store as the seller.

Kirkpatrick Kirkpatrick's Drug Store

The Style Shoppe for Ladies Silk Hosiery and Underwear

Ady offers a selection of ladies silk hosiery and underwear at The Style Shoppe. Featured items include sheer hose and specialty undergarments in a range of sizes and fabrics. Store hours and location not provided in the fragment.

Ady

Farwell Woman’s Club Meeting Highlights March 23

The Farwell Woman’s Club met at Mrs. Carrie Bingham’s home with 12 members present. Ruby Graham prepared a paper read by Mrs. Madge Lamb on Woman down through the Ages, and May Campbell spoke on Clara Barton’s life and work. Mrs. Olive Badger presented The Ohio River, as Mrs. Bingham shared a memory.

Farwell Woman's Club Carrie Bingham Mary Owens Bingham Ruby Graham Madge Lamb May Campbell Clara, Barton Ohio River Olive Badger Carria Bingham

Meeting Notes Mention Violin Solo And April 6 Date

The text references Wilton Powell Bingham with a violin piece and a piano accompaniment by Miss Trene Powell. It notes the next meeting on April 6 at the home of Mrs Lena Davison and mentions refreshments after the meeting. The fragmentary item lists a selection titled Somebody's Matter.

Ma. Wilton Powel Bingham Trene "Powell Mra Lena Davison

Notice of County Road Takeover by Clare Board

Notice of determination by the Clare County Board of County Road Commissioners at Harrison on March 17 1926 that a described road shall be taken over as a county road. Beginning at the section corner common to Sections 1 12 Grant and 6 7 Sheridan Township then east one mile south three miles to the Sheridan Township section corners 19 20 29 30. Emma Hoag Clerk.

Clare Harrison Grant Sheridan Township Sheridan Board of County Road Commissioners County of

Life of a Sponge Reveals Early Growth Stages

A sponge begins as a tiny particle that splits from its parent and is carried by tides. It attaches to rock, then seeks a life apart. Infants feed on yolk cells. as it grows the current delivers solid food into a bag-like mouth and stomach.

Early Iron Vessels and Notable 1777 Launch

The text notes an iron boat launched on the River Foss in York shire in 1777, and cites 1818 as a common date for iron ship construction with the lighter Vulcan built on the Morsik land canal near Glasgow.

Foss Yorkshire England Morsikland Canal Glasgow Scotland

California Capital History Amid-Oxford Statehood Timing

The notes recount California’s shifting capitals before statehood. Monterey served as capital 1840 to 1845 and 1847 to 1849, Los Angeles held 1845 to 1847, Sacramento offered 1 million dollars in 1849 to become capital and was recognized in 1854.

California Monterey Los Angeles Sacramento

Mortgage default leads to public sale in Clare County

Notice of default on a 1919 mortgage by Schuyler G. Schnorf and Vinnie Schnorf to John F. Cuff, later assigned to John H. Holtz, triggers a postponed foreclosure sale. The sale is set for April 2 1926 at Harrison Court House, with 160 acres in Summerfield Township, Clare County Michigan, to satisfy $2200.26 plus interest and fees.

Schuyler GC. Schnorf Vinnie Schnorf John F. Cuff Register of Deeds County of Clare Michigan John H. Lane Hobson Harrison John H. Lane Holtz Carl Holbrook Abs

Also Mentioned on This Page

Edith Gether Bell Paul Amy McPherson Angeles Europe Sbell Gamalis Ghurgh S. Whitehead J. A. Hanes A. P. McDonald Leonard GC Bernthal McEwan Methodist Church Edward T. Smith Hast 7Th Street Ann Arbor Pg North West Henry House M. E. Church M. F. Nash William A. Oden Farwell Womans Club Emma Hoag Kirkpatrick’s Legals Wiswen Summerfield Township
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