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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1932
Page
9
Four telephone employees receive the 1931 Vail Medal for service. Paterson, Leader, and Hivening are noted for leadership roles. The notice lists Sewing Circle and Prayer Meeting times and locations, urging attendance and highlighting community events.
Sunday School continues at Mt Vernon Grange hall every Sunday at 10 30 o clock. All are welcome to attend.
Seventh Day Adventist Cosgrove Home invites Sabbath School at 1:80. Visitors welcome. St John’s Evangelical Lutheran lists Rev C Binhammer, German service 9:45, English 10:45 with Sunday School after. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints holds Sunday School at LO OF hall with preaching at 8:00 by Hitler Burt of Beaverton. All welcome.
Benjamin R. Davis delivers Sunday School at 10 30 a m and preaching at 7 45 p m with a Thursday prayer meeting at 8 00 p m The path of the just is as the shining light that shineth more and more unto the perfect day quoted from scripture
Church holds Sunday morning worship at ten o clock and Sunday School at 11:1h with Genesis study for all ages. Miss Chaura Thompson is superintendent. Evening worship at 7:30, and midweek prayer service every Wednesday at 7:30.
Church of God announces Sunday services with Daisie M. Bruckart in charge Church School at 10 00 a m and morning worship at 11 00 a m Superintendent E Hea gar Van Sicklen. They request Brother and Sister Elliott of southern Michigan to join for April 24 with a message to be announced next week.
At 10 15 a m worship with sermon on The Snare of Pessimism and special music by the choir. A 11 15 a m Sunday School session led by the pastor discusses overcoming pessimism’s hold on home life and spirit. Unite next Sunday to strengthen and be encouraged.
The notice invites all to Divine worship at 10:00 a.m. with a sermon titled Thinking it Through, a children’s chat, and the Toomey Colored Quartette. Church school at 11:30 and Epworth League at 6:30 precede a Spring Time Tea on April 20. A midweek devotional hour, April (April 15 22) events and the drama Deacon Dubbs on April 21 are announced along with a United Missionary meeting in Coleman.
A survey notes that lawmakers are paid monthly while ship anchors remain the steadfast timekeeper in storms. It also reports on finger length patterns in men and women and U S Department of Agriculture experiments with ultraviolet treatment to breed larger honey gatherers. Panama Canal revenues now exceed operating costs by a substantial margin.
An old advertisement promotes ME-BA as an anti acid and mild laxative claiming it helps digestion and appetite. It features Mrs Ay Mussell, a druggist, offering a money back guarantee and a one dollar price with a today only prompt.
Four Michigan Bell employees Everett K. Monroe Celia Schroeder Fred Collins and Charles G Enos receive Theodore N Vail bronze medals for bravery in 1931. Monroe and Enos helped save lives from drowning Schroeder aided a man at risk from gas asphyxiation and Collins rescued a woman from a burning building.
Mrs. G Zincer expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for calls letters cards and thoughtful deeds during her recent illness noting appreciation for the support from her community.
Eskimos invited to view their first motion picture at a Le Pas Manitoba theatre fled in panic when a railway engine appeared on the screen. They rushed to escape, wrecking the house in the mêlée.
A discussion outlines plans by A Ferrell to construct a dam on the Tobacco River near Clare County. The piece notes Ferrell as head of the Bean Separator Company in Saginaw and mentions his wider interests in timber, oil, banking, and automobile ventures.
A. T. Ferrell & Co. of Saginaw Michigan rose from a small elevator to head a major bean and seed cleaning machinery producer. The firm traces back to 19th century Civil War era beginnings with J. B. Smith and later partners Prame and Ozier. Ferrell expanded, moved to Saginaw, acquired Giant machine patents, and built a worldwide selling line for beans grain and seeds.
Aare urges residents in arrears for water rent to pay this week to avoid water shut off. Emphasizes pumping costs and conservation of supply. Bills may be paid at the bank or City Clerk's office.
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