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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1924
Page
8
Local notes report train schedules to Marquette and Harrison and several meetings. Clare residents attend bake sales and club gatherings, with updates on library events, women’s groups, and public installations. The city council approves Cedar Park and entrance signs to attract tourists and inform visitors.
Leonard J. Hinds state banking commissioner was appointed temporary receiver for Plate Glass Mutual Insurance at 3000 Grand River Avenue. Judge Joseph A. Moynihan made the appointment on Andrew Doherty attorney general's recommendation after Saturday circuit court testimony. Joseph H. Caplan is president and treasurer Mortimer J. Liss attorney is vice president W Von Tiffler is secretary. state examiner found the firm solvent but hazardous to policyholders.
The column adds details of social news with Fred Trietch in Chicago on Kleman ranch business, Mrs. Courtney Milam visiting St Louis, and Chester Milam joining her there. It notes a dress-up party hosted by Mrs. Fred Sanford with card games, prizes for Shumway Silvernail Halstead and Jones, and a late coffee and cake conclusion.
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for help after the death of Edgar McCary. Thanks for autos, flowers, music, Rev Milberry's comforting words, and Mr Friz’s service. Signed by Hogar McCary and son Archie, Himeline McCary and family, Emily Keyes and family.
We thank our friends and neighbors for acts of kindness shown during our wife and mother’s illness. She is on the way to recovery at Bay City hospital. Charles Gerber Hilda Gerber Bertha Ruthven Mr. and Mrs. G. Broberg.
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during bereavement. Special thanks to the singers and Rev Lohn for comfort words. Names include Edwin J Bader and family, Mr and Mrs Fred Bader, Mr and Mrs Clarence Bader, Mr and Mrs Geo Bishop Rexall. 1¢ sale now going on.
A brief church notice announces Mass conducted by Reverend George Flanagan at 8:00 a.m. on the specified day. The entry identifies the pastor and the service time in a concise community notice.
J A Allen pastor leads evening service at 7 30. Key C B Milberry pastor conducts 10 00 a m morning worship and sermon with 11 30 Bible School. Gospel service at 7 00 p m. Prayer meeting is Wednesday evening.
The morning service at 10 15 includes special music and a baptism of children with sermon The Great Adventure. Sunday School starts at 11 30 and at 5 30 Mrs Horton leads Christian Endeavor. The evening service at 7 features the sermon Things men live by.
Lutheran at 1002 McEwan Street posts a schedule from April 26 to May 25 including confirmation school sessions, English and German services, Holy Communion, and a congregational meeting on Sunday at 2:00 p.m.
The notice lists Sunday School at 10:00 a m preaching at 11:00 a m and evening service at 7 00 p m with an additional 7 30 pm gathering. Training for service class Saturday at 7 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Feighner. Services at South McEwan street chapel. Wilson School House hosts Sunday School at 1 30 and preaching at 2 30. All are welcome.
Rev O A Lohnen leads Sunday 9 30 a m class meeting 10 a m public worship 11 30 a m Sunday School Amos and Hosea pleading for righteousness The Rainbow a Token of a Covenant Epworth League 6 p m Miss Olga Dixon president 7 p m preaching by the pastor The fellowship circle Thursday 7 30 p m in church parlor Herrick Sunday school 1 00 p m public worship 2 00 p m preaching by the pastor Everyone invited
Levi Baker and Mrs Lena Frees publish a memorial note marking nineteen years since Emma Bakers death. The message honors her as a loving wife and mother and expresses faith in reunion in the heavenly home.
Classifieds note two sale items including seven six week old pigs listed by M. P. Sowle at 2612. An inquiry is requested at the office for a bedroom suite an Algo vacuum carpet sweeper and more items for sale.
Advertisement lists a 30 acre and an 80 acre pasture near Clare within 112 miles, noting good water supply. Includes a Dodge touring car for sale via Thompson & Wilsonson, implement dealers, with reference to new colored sandals and shoes showing at an outlet.
A chaotic OCR snippet describes a heated exchange with a squaw and mentions a yellow pel and a raging storm near a wigwam. The fragment suggests heightened tension and unresolved conflict but lacks clear names or dates.
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