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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1929
Page
5
A church notices list upcoming sermons Satan and the Saint on April 21 and Buried in Baptism on April 28 at the Methodist Episcopal and Church of God congregations. Community notices include Sunday School at 10 30, prayer at 11 30, and youth meetings, with many local residents visiting, traveling, or hosting events.
Flanagan and Foster attend Mass at 9 00 o'clock. Sabbath School for Seventh Day Adventists held Saturday afternoon at 11 o'clock.
Pastor W. Westendorf leads the morning services at 9:45 with a mini German service followed by English worship at 10:46. The notice notes the church schedule and language offerings for Sunday.
Rev H B Johnson conducts a 10 15 a m worship with sermons and special music at the Sixth and Maple Street church. Laura M McCrea leads a Sunday School at 10 and services at 11, with prayer meeting and youth programs listed. A Reorganized Latter Day Saints meeting at the IOOF hall offers Sunday School at 10 30 and community service at 11 30 with evening worship at 8. Whi Methner of Coleman to speak. all are welcome.
The Port Worth Record Telegram notes that dialogue endures as a valued habit. It suggests that finding topics remains easy with attentive listening and shared curiosity.
Adelaide A. Proctor wrote The Lost Chord first printed in Household Words and Legends and Lyrics. Sir Arthur Sullivan set it to music and the mood matched the poet’s grandeur, both words and melody conveying shared emotion. Day of shelled corn arrives for Clare Hay Grain and Bean Co.
Regular morning worship and sermon at ten o'clock. Bible study at 2:15 in charge of Miss Laura Thompson, superintendent. Pins for the new period issued. Evening services at seven o'clock with the subject Cain and his wife and the unfortunate brother of Cain.
April 21 and 28 schedule events list stage titles and sermons for evenings at Fourteen Churches in Big Rapids. A.M. and evening performances include Satan and the Saint Six Married Couples Buried in Baptism The Good and the Goody-good. A Big Rapids District gathering with speakers from Philadelphia and New York, luncheon at noon.
The current National Sportsman issue features a full page ad for Michigan State parks inviting tourists to visit. Wilson State Park is highlighted among several parks with scenes illustrated. Costs were covered by the East Michigan Tourist association and local communities. Harrison businessmen helped fund Wilson. The same issue includes a article from the East Michigan Tourist association lauding state parks and listing each park.
W D Cribbs, District Extension Agent, notes a poison bait method to control cut worms. Mix dry white arsenic with wheat bran, add molasses and banana oil or orange pulp, and wet the bran. Broadcast over about three acres just before dark for effective worm control.
Readable prices show rates for wheat rye oats beans and related feeds with figures like 1.22 0.98 16.00 and 17.00 listed alongside animal products and poultry terms in a damaged OCR fragment. Names and dates are not present.
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders hearing for Hiram Satison to be administrator of the Homer Satison estate. Hearing set for May 10 1929 at 10:00 AM at the Harrison probate office. Public notice to run weekly in The Clare Sentinel for three weeks. Judge Thos S Dorsey presiding.
The probate court in said county orders notice for the heirs of Barbara C. Hileman to appear on May 10 1929 at ten o'clock to adjudicate who were legal heirs entitled to inherit the decedent real estate. The notice will run in The Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks.
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