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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1927
Page
10
The text notes Reverend George Flanagan as pastor for a Catholic church with Mass at 10:00 AM and lists a Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School at 205 East 7th Street every Saturday at 2:00 PM.
The notice lists Pastor W. Cappy holding Sunday School at 1 30 p m and preaching at 3 00 p m at 2320 with a Thursday night prayer meeting at 1 30.
At 10 15 a m worship with special music and a sermon by the pastor followed by 12 15 p m Sunday School led by Mrs James Rogers Superintendent.
Charles and Ferris Butters spent Sunday with their families here. Mr. and Mrs. Hildebrandt and relatives moved back to the Clare farm. Mable Loar visits Flint for a few days. Hints of upcoming moves as Glen Hale plans to relocate to the Clark ranch. Spring work is underway with many preparing fields and chores.
A Clare church invites attendance with Easter services including a 10:00 am sermon on The Queen of the Sabbaths and a 3:00 pm Easter program. Members may unite with the church, with a missionary offering taken during preaching. An evening Union Service with Baptists is planned. A humorous Texan return poem is noted.
Morning worship at 10:00 followed by Haster exercises conducted by the Sunday School. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend and participate. Bible school convenes at 11:15 with Miss Laura Thompson as superintendent.
The Church of God invites participation in Sunday School at 10:00 with plans for a new class. Easter program scheduled during Sunday School hour. Preaching at 11:00 Sunday and 7:30 Sunday evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30.
Behold the Lamb of God sermon focus John 1 29 and 1 25 27. Easter theme Death of the Old Man and Arising of the New Man. Jesus our only hope as destroyer of death. Sunday programs include Easter program by Lutheran Sunday School and Choir. Catechism Saturdays at 1 45 p m and worship times 9 30 10 30 a m.
WANTED items include a young calf Clyde Allen 221F13 a garden land rental request by M S Brown 210 H 6th St a young gander John Jer red Clare R 1 wanted to buy Clare Auto Tour trailer slightly used bargain by H C McMillen Shamrock Oklahoma 2514 also trucking services offered by Leon Gleason 2512 not for money just exercise
Announcement offers home repair and decorating services along with trucking and garden work. Contact J H Martin at 214 West ist St for ashes, gardens plowed, or sea work and related tasks.
The text argues prevention over treatment for poultry health. It cites University of Nebraska remedies but warns that effort, manor of care and proper conditions matter more than quick chemical fixes. Overcrowding, poor ventilation and filth cause disease, which cures with better housing and hygiene.
Limestone for building structures is touted as superior among natural stones. Thermo Lite treatment by Shumway and Rogers is promoted as improving durability and performance.
Lenora de Costa and the Christian Motters association of Buenos Aires led a women’s fundraising drive to raise funds for the Christ of the Andes peace monument and oversee the statue’s creation.
A historical note explains looming as the sun reappearing after setting for about half a minute due to light bending near the horizon. The effect is attributed to a shallow layer of cold dense air bending rays downward, lifting distant objects above the horizon.
The world's supply of balsam of peru used in perfumes and medicines comes entirely from a ten mile grove of trees in Central America known as the Balsam grove.
The article notes pneumonia as the leading cause of death among World War I soldiers, with over 40 000 fatalities and about 25 000 linked to the influenza pneumonia pandemic that swept through camps and cantonments, contributing to a large death toll.
Clyde Gerard recalls a wife who confided she would like to be a widow for a few months to see how she would be viewed by other men. The speaker muses on how other women might respond and what odds they would assign to the idea.
An excerpt discusses the word ladies as dated for addressing women. The speaker notes hesitation in using lady for Katherine Pullerton and contemplates linguistic respect in addressing women.
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