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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1928
Page
5
Rates listed for year subscriptions to Michigan and other points, Canada, weekly Fridays issue, post office entry in Clare. Advertising prices include display ads and notices with 10 cent heading surcharge. Probate notices, obituaries, poetry, resolutions priced per line. fillers 0 per line. association affiliations noted.
Obituary notes report Richards Sr. a longtime Gilmore resident dying in Lansing with funeral and burial there. Also noted are Ford of Farwell's death last Wednesday at home, former Gilmore resident. various local visits and illnesses including Mrs. Claud Pardyce. Miller couple buying the Furr farm.
Neighbors report lingering winter with roads closing and farm movement. Joe Clark and wife were in Ewart on business. J C Brown moved wife to his daughter Minnie and planned to work on a Hillsdale road job. Matt Colosky visited Ray E Clark. Orville Hunt left for Farley to work on a farm. Will moved his family. Jog Clark and Will Sowle families socialized. Floyd Lukee and uncle delivered items for a cottage. W M Clark and son Joe waited at Spence saw mill. Ray Clark tends lambs as lamb numbers rise. several neighbors report bugged wood activity last week.
Harrison Michigan April 10 1928 Clark County Board of Supervisors met at the courthouse with 23 members present. Reginald Sharp chosen permanent chairman after vote 14 to 9. Committees formed for 1928 1929 including Equalization Footing Reports and Miscellaneous Accounts. Tellers appointed, sessions held, and per diem and mileage plans reported for record.
The fragment traces the origin of movable type from Chinese use long before Gutenberg. It notes Gutenberg’s press becoming known in 1450s and mentions copying and imitation spreading afterward. The text is incomplete and uneven.
A 19th century New York tenant protest known as the Anti Rent movement arose from tenant dissatisfaction under the patroon system in the eastern part of the state. Tenants refused to pay rent in 1880 resisting force until a settlement was reached by political compromise and legal action.
Col onville area residents share weekend visits with relatives in Saginaw Clare and Brown areas. Townsfolk report aid society attendance in Clare with quilting and upcoming Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs. Phillips April 26. Visitors invited.
Basil Pelch hired out to Ray Parish of Vernon for the summer. Mr and Mrs Wim Hooker of Farwell visited relatives in the area. Mrs A Oliver attended the H T H club at the Cobleighs in Vernon. Mr and Mrs Paul Mance and family and Miss Dorothy Sparbel of Big Rapids visited their parents. David Harper is seriously ill. Mrs Eliza Armstrong visited Mrs Hinkle. Prayer meetings resume at Mrs Myrtle Kraatz home every Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Chas Corwin of Farwell move back to Fitch Chappel farm and their son Quincy Fuller rents the Orin Smith farm. John Sparkel fills school board director vacancy left by Orin Smith until July meeting.
Beatrice Myers spent Sunday at home with her parents the Delos Wrights returned to Pontiae after a week with relatives here accompanied by Mrs W Hilborn and Wilson and Leone Davis Pearl Myers of Mt Pleasant visited his father J P Myers. Haley of Mt Pleasant searched for a horse Friday. The Ladies Union met with Abts F M Myers Thursday for dinner. Twenty nine in all enjoyed a very pleasant day and decided to meet again.
Readable notes show Pastor George Flanagan and Mass at 10 90 A M with Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School every Saturday afternoon at 1 80 o clock.
Congregational and Free Methodist churches announce morning worship with sermon at 10 15 and 1 00 Sunday School 11 15 and 1 00 preaching 2 00. St John s Evangelical Lutheran at Sixth and Maple Street lists German services 9 30 English at 10 45 with Laura M McCrea pastor and evening activities including Young People and prayer meetings.
W. W. and H. M. Hurd, pastors, present an April 22 and 23 agenda. The topic “The Policy-Mar of History Peace at any price” is slated for the evening with Mrs Hurd possibly as speaker. April 23 features “Faith and Reason Is Reason opposed to Faith” in the evening. Regular service announced. Auxiliary meets next Wednesday, April 25 with Mrs F O McGuire.
Morning worship and sermon start at ten o clock. At 11 15 Miss Laura Thompson opens the Sunday School hour and invites the kiddies. B Y P A meets at six led by Mrs Roy Wilson. Young people receive a special invitation for a town gathering in two weeks on the 19th with a pot luck dinner.
The March honor roll lists Louise Topps Dorsey Mussell Virginia Dionise Annamae Smalley Marion Sutton Lawrence Waite and Jean Anderson with B average or higher. Edward Jackson and Arthur Grosvenor withdrew. Mr Bouan gave a radio demonstration last Friday and the perfect attendance treat was fulfilled last Tuesday. Sophomore Thomas Horton finished 4th in the Mt Pleasant Declamation Contest. nine contestants participated and his score was very high.
A medieval bidding prayer, part of the fifty fifth canon of 1603, followed by the Lord's prayer before sermons and homilies. It prayed for the church, the sovereign, various classes, and a thanksgiving for the faithful departed. The custom survives in modern church services.
Amsterdam in the Netherlands sits on 90 islands linked by 860 bridges forming a water bound city. The network of canals and bridges shapes its historic urban layout and transport.
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