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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1927

Page

9

Relief and visits noted at Ann Arbor church gathering

South at North 1010 a m 1 ARB ms Pere Marquette Bast a 3 Weet 10309 a m daily except Sunday Latter Day Saint Church Elder Harvey De Geer Pastor Sunday School 10 00 a m Social service 11 00 a m Religio a 7 30 p m Woman's department meet every other Thursday at 2 00 o'clock All are welcome. Bruce Pelch drove up from Flint Saturday returning Sunday with wife and son Donald for a week's visit with friends. Mrs Hilen Graham Mrs Cassie Davison and Mrs Jon Sanderson visited Mrs J Cline and Mrs Blanche Frisbee at Clear Lake Friday. Edward and Wim Armstrong came up from Detroit for a few days at the Armstrong homes. Their sister Anna returned to Detroit with them for a visit. Mr and Mrs Meryl Davison entertained for dinner Sunday Mr and Mrs N Bentley of Sears Mr and Mrs L Fizich and sons Arthur and Lawrence and Mrs Cassie Davison.

Woman’s Department Bruce’ Pelch Flint Donald Hilen Graham Cassie Davison Jon Sanderson J. Cline Blanche Frisbee Clear, Lake Edward Wim Armstrong Detroit Anna Meryl Davison N. Bentley Sears L. Fizich Arthur and Lawrence L. Gee Clare M. B Harry Degeer Win Ladies Aid Mary Leonard Elmer, Schofield Orion Merrihew Herrick Roswell Brooks Chas Gnosso Carrie Bingham Bert Badger Lansing Lillian Hatch Marion Mae Campbell Mt. Pleasant Lottie Bruce Jackson J. Owens Cecil Davison Benchly Leo Oden James Gainsforth Wm. Dickerson B. Mussal Wallace Graham John Graham J. L. Littlefield California Crafford Brinton Fern Palmer Lake George C. Palmer Dorsey Clear Lake Ira Badger Clyde Margaret Ais Lake D. F. Gilman Geo. Burch Frannk Tittisfeld Bear Lake Bertha Sherman Don Luce Arkansas Arleigh Graham Mildred Lottie Hunt

Warm church notices and Bible exam praise

A church lists service times including 10 00 Sunday School 11 00 preaching 6 30 junior Young Peoples meeting 7 30 evening service and a Tuesday 7 30 prayer meeting The note praises rising Sunday School attendance and pupil engagement in lessons Mildred House won a Bible awarded by the Superintendent for excellence in the quarter praising all who did well with one winner

Mildred

Methodist Church Announces Sunday Schedule and Invitation

Rev. Edward Truman Smith will preach at 11:30 a m with a closing Easter week sermon and an invitation to unite. Sunday School meets 10:30 a m led by Charles Stinchcombe. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m. The message proclaims eternal life through forgiveness.

Charles Stinchcombe

County Commissioner of Schools election results 1927

The county canvassers confirm Asa H. Aldrich received the most votes and is elected County Commissioner of Schools for four years. Oliver Nash Ervin Weaver C Jones C Montney Minerva Richmond George Griffin also appear with scattered totals. Official document dated April 7 1927 in Clare County.

Board of County Canvassers Statement of Votes Asa H. Aldrich Oliver Nash Ervin Weaver C. Jones C. Montney Minerva Richmond George Griffin Clare County Circuit Court Clare

Farwell Woman Called by Death

Maria Smith born July 8 1870 Wood county Ohio died March 30 1927 at her Farwell home. Survived by husband Ralph Smith four daughters two sons and thirteen grandchildren plus mother Mary Wixson two sisters and two brothers. Funeral at Church of God with pastor Mrs Henry House officiating. Flowers spoke of high esteem.

Maria Smith Wood County Ohio Farwell Ralph Smith Va Sanford Tressa Keller Mary Parks Flint Freda Parks Bernard Parks Rolla Parks Houghton Mary G. Wixson William Wixson Anna Rickles Gilmore Bertha Jakeway Palestine Henry Wixson George Wixson Bowling Green Church of God Henry House

Farwell Woman's Club Art Night Held At Member Home

Farwell Woman's Club met April 5 at Mrs. Mary Updegraff’s home for a lively Art Night. Members discussed famous painters and their works, with discourses on art pictures printed in the Free Press. Madge Lamb and Lottie Bruce arranged the program, piano pieces entertained, and refreshments followed. Visitors included Mrs. Anna Foel and Misses Lottie Bruce Georgia Sherman and Helen Bradley.

Farwell Woman’s Club Mary Updegraff Roll Call Madge Lamb Lottie Bruce Anna Foel Georgia Sherman Helen Bradley

Bible Editions and Special Values Highlighted

Editions of the Bible about 4 000 varieties are housed in the British museum. Brighten up your master list with a new bouquet. Special values from 49 cents to 1 98 dollars. Wm. H. Bicknell & Co-ady.

Wm. H. Bicknell & Co Ady

State News in Brief highlights Michigan issues and local events

Lansing reports prison population growth and proposed tax increases. Ypsilanti notes youth ingenuity near Belorse road. Detroit records a 36 inch post card invitation. Legislators debate whipping, gas tax, and county control. Other items cover hunting licenses, public notices, and region’s civic notes.

Lansing Michigan Arthur D. Wood Burelars Senate House Detroit Edward Jenkins National Federation of Post Office Clerks Federation Indianapolis Fred W. Green Ways and Means Senate Finance ‘Committee State Administrative Board Ishpeming Negaunee Safety First Department Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company Treasuries George Leland Fennville Central Maggie Harrington Maggie Eagle Harbor Coolidge Michigan State College East Lansing June Il William ‘T Jahnke Saginaw Jackson J. L. Longnecker Longnecker

Prevent Fires Insurance Emphasizes Prevention Over Restoration

The piece argues that fire insurance is a financial remedy for losses rather than protection for homes and traditions. It asserts true prevention safeguards homes, while insurance cannot restore what is lost to fire.

New Puy de Dome Road Opens With Expanded Viewpoints

A newly opened steep winding route to the summit observatory at Clermont Ferrand France offers wider points for disabled persons. The road runs about three miles to the observatory at 5000 feet above sea level. Auto buses service the route while other cars pay toll.

Puy de Dome Clermont- Ferrand France

Three Rattles a Year

A rattlesnake sheds its skin three times yearly, gaining one more rattle with each molt.

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Wraing Ann Arbor Pere Marquette Latter*day Saint Church Harvey de Geer Methodist Episcopal Edward Truman Smith Dewey Dell Mrs. Atkinson Coleman Ida Clark Mrs. Ford Emma Hoag Bryan T. Fanning A. Amblé L. R. Sheay Board of ‘County Canvassers Emma. Hone Board of County Bryan ‘T. Pariing Farwell Citizen Farwell Womans Club American, Telephone , & Telegraph Albion Mariotte Stephen Matechik Grand Rapids New York Illinois Department of Commerce Fred R. Ming Cheboygan State Board of Auditors Seth Q. Pulver Owosso Manistique Northern Michigan Grand Haven White House Carl Hopes President Coolidge Judson Mackinac Island Alvin T. Hert Alfred Owen Crozier Aut Harbor Springs Howell State Supreme Court Cathanne Foss Ower Monroe Heek South Tix Philip Lugindik Europe Arlington Mass M. C. Railroad Charlevoix RR. H. Olds Olds Wood ‘Lodge Olds Wood ‘Point Reomar Clare Hay, Grain & Bean , Co Clare City Mills L. W. Jackson B. J. Sanford Tatman Ena Ana Tel Bie Irra E A. Anderson Rexall J. J The St Clare Dad Lad John Wanamaker Philadelphia Costa Rica China
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