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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1928
Page
4
Sabbath School meets every Saturday afternoon with Rev. H. S. Johnson, Pastor. Morning worship with sermon at 10:46 a.m. and Sunday School at 11:15 a.m.
Pastor Daniels Skanes preaches at 2:00 PM with a 1:00 PM Sunday School. Everyone is welcome and urged to bring someone along.
At St John’s Ev Lutheran services are 9 30 a m German and 10 45 a m English with pastor Westendorf. Methodist Episcopal services led by W W and H M Hurd announce April 29 morning talk Faith and Reason Is Reason Opposed to Faith May 6 evening talk Which are We Birds of a Feather or Our Reserved Seat in Hell appears.
Laura M. McCrea pastor leads morning worship at 10:06 with a sermon and Bible school after. Dahlstrom to preach at 7:30 evening service with a 6:30 Y P U meeting led by A T Loomis. Special morning discussion and Sunday activities listed. corner Sixth and Maple Street.
The bulletin records class activities including dramatizing The Little Half Chick and finishing Hans Brinker. It notes students moved away Mae Naftzger Doris Ramey Dorothy Larman and Russell Swinson as well as absences due to sickness measles and illness. It mentions new hats and balls for the room and ongoing geography review and national song practice.
London Daily Telegraph argues hymns should be offerings of objective praise not self abasement. It compares true hymn singing to a lark and praises children's natural gratitude and melodious ready thanksgiving.
The excerpt notes that an unsuccessful man misses using mathematics while a successful one can buy a circulating machine with cash or monthly payments. It cites Schopenhauer, claiming arithmetic as the basest mental activity and that it is uniquely doable by a machine.
Mrs Bessie Walters and Gordon Wayne visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Potter of Clare. Jack Emerson visited his brother Dick of Dover Sunday afternoon. Emerson Mberhardt came home from hospital. Lloyds hosted guests including Mrs Mary Lloyd and siblings, Mr and Mrs Howard Costello and Hittle, Robert Carl Pontiac, A Dale and children Blanch and Stanley Herrick, Mrs John Galaway and Oka Mae Dover, Emery Bonham Colonville, Kenneth Hendrie, Clifford Alger. Bought a lot of wood from Mr Schieber Elm Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Durham visited his mother and sister in Owosso on Saturday. Texsie Teale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Teale, spent Sunday with relatives. Thelma Osborn of Clare stayed with Mrs. Severson and family for a few days. Teale and Harnest Allen families visited relatives Friday. Mrs. Kinyon and son from Pontiac planned a summer on their farm. Mrs. John Roe and children visited Arling Severson’s home Sunday. James Teale and family visited Beatty family south of Clare Sunday afternoon.
Northwest Greenwood and nearby areas record funeral attendance for Orvil Billsby with multiple families in Belding Alma and Muskegon. Neices of Billsby attend step-father O Bisby funeral alongside Bert Worden and wife. Community visits include H B Jones with Ralph Baton in Farrison and plans for Baton’s Detroit hospital treatment.
Mr. Vernon Grange and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Irwin attended Mr. Martindale s funeral at Coleman Sunday. Helen Slentz travels to Alma and back. Alf Nevins and daughter of Alma and Ed Reakes visit Clarence Ramey. Richard Brooks and son Harold return from Pontiac visit. Henry Ackerman and Robert recuperating from pneumonia. Carl Dust and John Schultz of Clare visit Russel Stanley. Leda Ackerman visits Reed City friends. Martin Holquist guests at Sanborns. Stevens, Smith, Verrette families at North Bradley after fish. Eddie Marshall and children stay with sister Archie Ackerman. Oscar Anderson of Flint visits Geo Dennis. Mrs Dennis joins them. Hugene Rowland of Colerhan visits Geo Ackerman. Pythian Sisters convention notes in Alma.
Robert Smyth started work for Ralph Shull on Monday. Mr and Mrs K A Kiggena and his brother and wife drove to Sanford Tuesday after fishing. Mr and Mrs Walter Dellar were callers Sunday at John Hartman's. Deller also was a wisher at Myers Sunday afternoon.
F M and W B Myers and families with A Hutchinson and kin of Glare attended Earl Owens birthday party Saturday night. Forty six people celebrated until 2 a m. Others visited in the area including families from Harvison and Gilmore and updates on local illness moves and church activities.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Close of Sag inaw visit Pearl Tryons. Mr and Mrs Roy Root and child en route from Lansing stay with Mrs F Lay. Wri McGoogan returns home Sunday. Elmer Schofield and three children see daughter Velma Reiss in Tustin Sunday. John Graham of Farwell visits Lay farm. Barnard Schofield escorts sister Genevieve to Mr Pleasant Sunday. Lew Fireh drives to Clare with family.
Mrs Louis Lautzenheiser and two children of Lansing visit Clare. Aid club bakers reported a successful Clare sale. Sympathy extended to the Rhodes family. Chas Cillax and son Karl with Mrs H C Mickie and son Vernie visited from Detroit for a few days. Mrs Mickie had stayed in Detroit with daughter Mrs Bey Kleinhardt and Jam ity, and will remain here.
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