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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1931
Page
6
Railroad schedules for Ann Arbor South North Pere Marquette Beaverton and Clare routes list daily and Sunday departures and arrivals with times for Midland Read City and Saginaw connections. Community notices cover social visits, church events, school programs, local business updates, and household moves.
Three cans pork and beans for 192 1 pound B B special coffee nineteen cents ten pounds pure cane sugar fifty five cents Old Master and San Mario coffee fresh fruits and vegetables.
The Clare Good Literature Club met April 14 with Misses Rogers Mitchell and Niggeman. Miss Wagenaar led a program on Negro literature including poetry and spirituals, and Miss Louisa Rogers read about Countee Cullen. The group adjourned to April 28 for the annual style show.
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who assisted us during the illness and death of our husband and father. Grateful for the beautiful flowers and Rev Smiths comforting words. Sincerely Mrs H L Green and Family, Mr and Mrs Harry Green, Mr and Mrs Chas Green. Harris Hirt adv.
Kirkpatrick's Drug Store advertises Mother Day items including cards and candies in a concise retail notice.
Rev Ge Binhan announces English service at 10 45 Sunday School at 9 45 cordial invitations extended. Church of Christ reorganized holds services Sunday at T C Hall with Sunday School at 10 30 community service at 11 00 led by minister G W Burt of Begverton at 8 00.
The Seventh Day Adventist Congrows Residence invites all to a Sabbath observance on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. All are cordially invited to attend.
Morning worship at 10 15, subject Signs of Christ's Coming. Sunday School starts promptly at 11 15 with Miss Laura Thompson in charge. Evening service at 7 30 will be Evangelistic. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. Attendance and interest rising across services.
Herrick Methodist Church announces April 17 events led by Mrs Estella Holden with the Epworth League and Sunday School. The Aid Society luncheon meeting follows at parsonage with men urged to attend. Auxiliary led by Mrs McGuire meets next week at Mrs Wm Bicknell's home. Services at 1:30 after Sunday School.
Sunday School begins at 10:00 a.m. led by Harry L. Cleveland with a band of teachers and officers. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. covers Practical Christianity and how to live it beyond church attendance. Evening evangelistic service at 7:30 p.m. Prayer and Praise meet Wednesdays. members urged to participate.
Congregational Church invites visitors to worship with Rev Albert Dawe and offers a full Sunday program. Morning service at 40 15 a m features a sermon Is the Spiritually Minded Man Mad. Church School at 11 15 a m led by Mr Norris Elden. Youth meeting at 6 p m led by Rev Dave discusses Were the prophets mad men.
Notice to customers announces Clare Hatchery in Clare Michigan relocating to M10 near depot BLE. It warns Michael Mayer Jr not employed there and urges buying chicks directly from the hatchery with new low prices. Hatchery operates Tuesdays and Fridays with seasonal pricing on rocks and browning horns.
The Ladies Auxiliary met with Mrs. Omar Hall last Wednesday for a Seth Parker program led by Mrs. E. A. Sternaman. A luncheon was served by Mesdames Hall Holden Lampman and Bogardus. The next meeting is set for Wednesday April 22 at Mrs. Wim. Bicknell’s home with Mrs. McGuire in charge for a six o'clock dinner and husbands as guests. Rexall sale now on.
Scout notes record a Monday meeting on April 13 1931 starting at 7 30 pm with 13 members present. The group studied then went to the gym to play games and concluded with benediction. A few scouts passed tests.
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