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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1927
Page
5
Morning worship begins at 10:00 with a sermon. The Little Baptist Church Sunday School invites all to attend at 11:16 with Miss Laura Thompson as superintendent. Evening service unites with Methodists at 7:30.
The Methodist Church at 107 East 7th Street Clare announces a 9 30 class meeting led by Mason Ward Boody a 11 15 Sunday School with Mrs Wm Garchow and 7 30 preaching service Sermon on The Hinderances and Difficulties in Prayer Baptist unity with the church Herrick holds 1 00 Sunday School and 2 00 preaching Sunday time Please aid the superintendent to keep the school operating
William A. Oxendale files a writ of Attachment in Clare County Circuit Court against L. S. Dillingham. Property tied to the defendant has been seized and is held by the county sheriff. The filing date is June 18 1927 with returnable date by June 28 1927. Attorneys Brown Kelley and Warner, Lansing Michigan.
Fragmentary OCR shows a dialogue about money and marriage echoed in an August factory to you sale at Anderon's 212 Ady area. The readable portion highlights a concern over wealth influencing a proposal. No clear names or full context available.
Brown and white shetland pony missing. Answers to Ione. Finder should notify Dr. F. C. Sanford. Reward offered.
Advertisement lists miscellaneous arsenate of lead and Dow’s special potato spray sold at Kirkpatrick’s Drugs. Ad notes availability and urges buyers to order promptly and visit the shop for details.
Probate Court in Clare County Michigan orders a hearing to determine the legal heirs entitled to the real estate of Emily Northon deceased. The hearing is set for September 2 1927 at 10 AM at the Harrison Probate Office with public notice to run in the Glare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks.
The article notes New York fixed Election Day on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November, establishing a standard date for statewide votes. It discusses the timing and implications for scheduling federal and local elections.
Correspondence notes visits by Kissick Strouse Empey and others from Pontiac Grand Rapids Farwell and Sparta. Baptisms held by Rev Bates ten baptized. Threshing active. Grange events planned with new members. Calvin Cotton Carl Glosch from Tlint join relatives. Pomona Grange organized. next meeting August 25 at Advance hall.
Lake residents Mr. and Mrs. Higgens of Harrison visited with Mrs. Jennie Tryon. L. J. Martin returned from Saginaw to stay a few days. Miss Hazel Andrews of Grand Rapids vacationed with Mr. and Mrs. B. Andrews. Anna Mae Smatley of Clare visited her sister Mrs. Geo. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. B H Coupe enjoy a visit from niece Marion of Saginaw. Rush Proper of Mr. Morris spent a couple days with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Marian, then took his son home. Mrs. Clas Oman and Mr. and Mrs. T J Brooks joined Barryton’s Aug. third celebration. Somerville and John O’Neil attended a reunion picnic at Midland. Badger of Lasing spending vacation with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Al Bassett. George Syer left for a week in Detroit. Jennie Tryon spent Friday night with Parl Tryon’s family.
Advance Grange reports Mr and Mrs Crum of Wheeler and Mr and Mrs Stevens of Breck enridge visiting the Williamses. A miscellaneous shower honors Carmen and John Densmore with many gifts. Horace Fancon returns from Samaritian hospital and is improving. Heith Allen of Alma visits relatives. Ice cream social at the church clears a neat amount. Mrs John Butters returns from Harrison. Mrs V Tryon visits Mrs K Turner. Mr and Mrs Frank Newman and …
In Akron a young boy reportedly swallowed a needle and developed a stitch in his side drawing attention to a medical mishap in a local Needlework A item.
The article notes many languages besides Latin and Greek were spoken in Christ's era. It lists Babylonian Phoenician Egyptian Hindustani Chinese among others, reflecting linguistic diversity in the period.
Brief list of sale items with prices shows soap 10 bars P and G at 37, Kellogg’s cereals at 1 cent per packet, small Kellogg flakes, 20 gross jars of jams and jellies priced at 28. No further context provided.
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