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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1923
Page
8
Railway time notices show Pere Marquette trains east and west running daily with specific departure times. Local residents share Easter visits, hospital recoveries, and social events at schools and lodges. The Ladies Union meets, shadow social for radio fund planned, and multiple families report weekend and holiday visits across Saginaw Flint Jackson and Lansing areas.
Local churches list service times and Sunday School details. Catholic mass at 10:00 a m. Congregational Sunday School led by Mrs. Ws. H. Elden. Free Methodist led by J A Allen with 10:00 a m Sunday School and 7:00 p m preaching. Leonard O Bernthal pastors at 1002 McEwan St with English services at 10:00 a m and Sunday School after. Quarterly Congregational meeting at 2:00 p m on April 7. Saturday confirmation school at 2:00 p m.
The Sheridan Baptist Church announces revival services conducted by Evangelist Pease next week, with daily sermons in the evenings except Saturday. Bible school at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. is listed, followed by preaching at 2:30 p.m. Special music is featured.
W S Teeter pastor leads Sunday School at 10:00 a m and preaching at 11:00 a m with evening service at 7:00 p m in the chapel on South McEwan street. Children’s meeting Saturday afternoon at the chapel. Rev D A Lohnes to speak. Ha W Burd leads. Herrick hosts Sunday school at 1:30 p m with services at 2:30.
Mr and Mrs O S Derby of Ewart visited their son Mr and Mrs O A Darby this Saturday. Mrs Derby returned to Lapeer to resume work. Mrs Melvin Green came from Cadillac with relatives and was driven home by her mother Mrs V O Cooper. QO A Wellman returned from Flint with a Chevrolet light delivery truck for Consumers Power Co. Mr and Mrs Paul Manee of Marion visited in city with sister Mrs Walter Jerred and her parents Mr and Mrs John Sparkel of Hinkleville. Mrs J J Pease and daughter Cora Belle returned to Reed City Monday. Mrs Pease helped at the piano during Baptist church meetings led by her husband.
The Sheridan township board in Clare county invites bids by noon Saturday April 7 1923 for renting 51 acres in the NiG of the W3 are W 3 percent section 6 Sheridan township. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Henry Fancon Township Clerk. 2212
The writer thanks Clare residents for support in Monday's election for Justice of the Peace and pledges to perform duties to the best of ability.
The notice highlights regular dances at Loomis hall with Good Time vibes. It mentions the ensemble Goodhall Good Time and references 2011 Famous Bells, curfew, and the Angelus bell as part of well practiced tradition tied to historic bells like St Mark's Venice.
French armored cars sparked a violent clash at the Krupp works in Essen occupied Germany. German workers killed seven and wounded twenty as machine guns fired into a crowd. Thousands witnessed the outbreak amid a recent diamond jubilee celebration and rising tensions between French guards and Krupp employees.
Public notices list upcoming farm sales across multiple days. Heintzelman and Lautzenheiser sell near Tra Lower's, Gordon Ripenburg near Clare, and R. P. Passmore near Herrick. Groves to cry cattle and brood sows. listings include April ninth through eighteenth with locations and timing.
Prices dated September 28 1822 list wheat 26 cents per bushel corn 12 34 cents per bushel potatoes Irish 182 g cents per bushel apples 37 percent per bushel peaches 12 34 cents per bushel dried peaches 1 per bushel pork 2 cents per pound beef 3 cents per pound honey 4 cents per pound lard 6 cents per pound butter 6 cents per pound wool 50 cents per pound blax 10 cents per pound maple sugar 10 cents per pound eggs 4 cents per dozen chicken 6 cents each salt 1 per bushel tea 1 25 per pound coffee 8 7 74 cents per pound loaf sugar 37 cents per pound pepper ginger and ampice 50 genta per pound each the letter notes trade woes with cash shortages and futile barter observations comparing 1822 to 1872 commerce and living costs.
A brief price note advertises Cadillac paint at 2.98 per gallon. The fragment suggests a retail display or catalog listing for painting supplies.
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