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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1930
Page
8
Classified notices show numerous sale ads for potatoes hay poultry a steel dump body for a Ford truck and various farm animals plus real estate offerings including a 40 yearling cattle batch and 65 acres near Half Moon Lake Clare area also rentals and found items. Many listings name owners and contact methods.
A tract labeled KHNT Cood offers 100 acres for share rent. Includes good buildings and access via the Tester area. Contact W. Tester at phone number 89 for details.
Catholic church St. Cecelia's led by Rev. Stanley Morrison has Mass at 8:30. Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School meets every Saturday morning at 9:30 at 205 East 7th Street Ryeryona welcomes attendees.
Congregational church announces 10:00 a.m. Sunday School led by N A Elden and 11:00 a.m. worship with sermon by Pastor H B Johnson and choir music. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints holds services Sundays at 11:00 a.m. in the hall with 10:30 a.m. Sunday School and 11:00 a.m. community service. All are welcome.
Rev. C. Binhammer leads Easter worship at St. John's Ev. Lutheran Church with holy communion at 10 45 am and the sermon on The Great Easter Gospel of our Lord's glorious Resurrection. Special choir music will accompany the service and all are invited.
At corner of Sixth and Maple Street Laura M. McGrea Pastor. Sunday School 10 a m service 11 a m sermon subject Beauty for Ashes. Evening service 7 30 p m with a program including a Playette Raster message by young people and a Cantata The Challenge of the Cross by older members. Mid week service Wednesday 7 30 p m.
Morning service with songs and gospel message at ten o'clock. Sunday School at 11 16 led by superintendent Miss Laura Thompson. Rev. CG A Perrigo to lead Young People's class with plans for them. The Calgary Way cantata to be performed by Sunday School members at 8:00 p m Sunday. Prayer service and Bible study every Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
An advertisement lists guaranteed Bord model A generators priced at eight dollars and fifty cents. The offer appears on South Meehan Street with contact details not fully legible.
An assorted set of local classified notices advertises oil land near McKay for sale or lease, concrete stave and tile stave silos for farmers with special May pricing, and introduction of poultry suppliers Orchard Crest and Myers Hatchery offering pure bred chicks and live delivery from Michigan locations.
Experiments indicate knotty boards absorb shocks more effectively than clear boards due to greater flexibility. Their use in box making is increasing as a result.
A quotation notes that at age fifteen the mind can still change, by thirty most have a fixed set, and by forty many stop thinking for themselves, implying reliance on others’ judgments. Margaret Slattery attributed.
The G. O. Bosworth family moves onto Milo Robinett farm. Several families including Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stemple and children visit D. J. Wilkieham, Elmer Osborn, John Rodabaugh, James Sutton and relatives. Mrs. Jefferson Willey finishes Mt. Pleasant College studies until June. Others travel to Pontiac, Clare, and Farwell for visits, jobs, and gatherings as sickroom notes and birthdays are noted.
Mr and Mrs A B Yager traveled to Mt Pleasant for business. A shadow social at Loomis Friday night drew small crowds. The Reed family and Edna visited Snellly Sunday. Mrs M Y Hash and children from Coleman joined the Reeds Friday. Junior Parsell broke his arm at school last Friday. Fred Vern Lampltre and Bert Anderson from Lansing spent the weekend with Wm Geoghs. Miss Wynn stayed with Shirley Allen. Mrs A Reed and Edna called on Mrs C Church Tuesday. Mr and Mrs W W Parsell and children visited Mt Pleasant Saturday. Iwan Leosh did car work for A Reeds Saturday.
Midland residents Mr and Mrs Robert Clark and family, Mrs Sam Johnson and Mrs Helen Murray visited the Clarence Durfee home along with Mr and Mrs Herbert Dowker and families. PB J Durfee spent Sunday with his parents Mrs C Durfee and Mrs PL J Durfee, sharing in a local social gathering.
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