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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1933
Page
8
The notice outlines schedule changes for the Ann Arbor line with No. 62 and No. 51 adjustments, and a Bus schedule from Hotel Doherty. It also lists social visits, community events, and local confirmations including Easter programs, club meetings, and residents traveling or visiting relatives.
Mrs. and Mrs. Carl Dist and friends from Saginaw and Charlotte visit extended family in Lansite. The body of Mrs Gladys Acre Glosh is moved to Cherry Grove for burial. Rev. Burton to officiate. she was a former community resident. A. B. Gibbs of Clare Chamber of Commerce handles local scrip reports. Over $2000 in new money circulates. locals use it for taxes. Raymond Divyer flies a kite with a large American flag. kite sways 300 feet above city with aid of a tethered system.
The 1934 motor vehicle license plates will bear black numerals on a canary yellow background. The year and the word Michigan will top the plate to deter counterfeiting, with top line reading 19 Michigan 34. Articles of incorporation rose across 26 breweries in nine months as beer legislation prompted charter changes, mainly from Detroit and other regions.
The Department of State says nine half rate permits now sell for each full rate 1933 license plate. Initial demand was about three to one, rising to nine to one as of now. Over 300,000 half rate permits have been sold from an original 300,000 blank permits, with 100,000 additional permits ordered.
Rosebush and nearby residents share visits and travels. Herman Hertzfeldt and family returned to Chicago after a week with the Thompsons. Charlotte native Miss Margaret Galgoezi visits her parents. Several families hosted guests and relatives from Shepherd, Pelham, Bay City, and Detroit.
Beginning Monday April 24 our market will stay open every evening for customer convenience. Ramey and Peighnet advertise for the store’s extended hours and services.
Sunday school and church services across Vernon area churches. Mt Vernon Grange hosts Sunday School at 10 30. St John s Ev Lutheran offers English and German services with Sunday School. Seventh Day Adventist Cosgrove Home holds Sabbath School at 1 30 with Bible topics. Brown Corners U B Church lists service and prayer meeting times.
Elder R Hendrich presides with Sunday school at 10:30 and preaching at 11:30. Children’s service at parsonage 11:30. Cottage prayer and chapter study Wednesdays 8:00. Elm Grove holds Sunday School at 11:00 and evening services alternating Sundays. Cottage prayer Thursday 8:00. Colonville church services alternate Sundays 11:30 and 8:00. Come and enjoy the service with us.
At 10 15 a m worship with sermon on Expansion of Christianity. Choir offers musical numbers. 11 30 a m church school with pastor in charge. The talk links Christian expansion to home like virtues, honesty, justice, and universal charity across races, urging worshippers to reflect together.
Sunday morning worship at 10 00 a m focuses on The linen curtains of the tabernacle and their dimensions. Sunday School led by Miss Laura Thompson at 11 15 a m for all young people. Evening service at 7 30 p m features an Eyangelical message about heaven and how to reach it. Gospel message at 3 00 p m discusses The reign of Grace.
Rev J E Lockyer urges congregations to study Bible history to maintain a right view of God and scripture. Sermon series continues with themes focusing on biblical history. Service opens Sunday at 10 16.
Epworth League meets at 6 30 for discussion and devotional hour. Midweek service at 7 30 each Thursday led by the pastor, study from Romans Chapter 2. Ladies Aid gathers Friday at 2 00 with Mrs Eberhart. Sunday School at 1 00 and preaching at 2 00 on How We Got Our Bible. Also notes a famous bison head on display at Fishing Big Lake Yellowstone.
Church schedule lists 10:00 Sunday school and 11:00 preaching followed by 7:30 evening service. Youth meetings meet at 6430 and 7380 addresses with a focus on faith, revival, and outreach. Prayer and praise Wednesday and Thursday gatherings encourage participation and support for a shut‑in member.
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