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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1923
Page
2
Rev George Flanagan pastor at 10:00 a m Congregational Sunday School 11:00 a m Mrs W H Elden superintendent Free Methodist J A Allen pastor Sunday School 1 10:00 a m Preaching 7:00 p m Prayer meeting at church 7 38 p m
Reverend C B Milberry leads morning worship and sermon at 10:00 p m with Bible school at 14 80. Union service at Methodist church Wednesday at 7 30 p m with Bible study. Gather at Harry Ter Williger's East 6th street Thursday at seven for prayer. Sheridan preaching at 2:00 p m. Everyone invited to join the work.
Pastor Teeter announces Sunday School at 10:00 a m and preaching at 11:00 a m with evening service at 7:00 p m in the chapel on South McEwan Street. A children’s meeting is set for Saturday at 3:00 p m at the same chapel inviting all children especially those not in another church.
Rev C A Lohnes leads a 9:30 class meeting and 10:00 worship on Ruth's Noble Life with 11:30 Sunday School under Mrs Clara Sternaman. Epworth League 6:00 and union service 7:00 with Prof Voelker of Olivet College speaking on education. Herrick hosts 2:30 service after 1:30 Sunday School.
The Athenians started their year in June, the Macedonians in September, Romans in March then January, Persians on August 11, Mexicans on February 23, and Mohammedans in July, showing diverse calendrical beginnings across cultures.
Community notices cover meetings events and personal news in Clare and nearby towns. Residents include Mrs. James S Bicknell Mrs. Harry Terwilliger and Grace Maxwell with visits and health updates. Local business changes renovations and a fire department call are noted alongside upcoming elections and social gatherings.
Notice warns that all outstanding accounts must be paid on or before Saturday May 5th. Authorship attributed to GO and MM Whitlock.
In a domestic exchange a character notes no difference between an $80 coat and a $200 coat. The response reveals a preference for the higher priced garment as the speaker opts for the $200 option.
A brief exchange recalls a wife described as a dainty figure now praised as a fine cook. Mr Rice notes she has produced a dozen skilled cooks in the past year, reflecting a community gossiping about domestic talent and reproducible skill.
A playful dialogue contrasts hair length with price of beefsteak. Flora remarks her hair reaches her knees, Fauna notes it would fall to the floor if not held, and He and She exchange flirtatious and teasing lines about affection and proposals. The humor shifts to cost, remarking on sixty and twenty cent beefsteak prices.
A playful exchange hints at belief in instant affection followed by ongoing chatter and back-and-forth banter between two people. The dialogue suggests charm and persistence define their connection.
Teachers examinations for all grades of certificates will be held at Harrigan Mich on April 22 25 26 27 and 28 1923. Saturday observers may write on Saturday subjects otherwise July 25 at the Commissioner's Office Wednesday 25th. Exams on three days at the High School. Bring legal cap paper and writing materials. Start at 7:00 CST. Geo E Bersette Commissioner 217 Hygenic Kalsemine Kirkpatrick's Drug Store First 16 SALE at Anderson's.
The Grant township board invites bids in Dover on April 30 1923 at 2 PM for resurfacing a 3 mile road from Dover store to Pratt's Corners with 4 inches of screened gravel. Gravel must pass a one inch mesh and test at 65 percent. The board reserves the right to reject all bids. G J Nags highway commissioner. Dated Grant April 16 1923.
Wednesday night concert by the Winslow Osborne Robe rbary Orchestra at Good Hall promises lively music and a good time for attendees.
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