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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1932
Page
6
Mall train times list West 1 52 A.M. PB M Train No 6 East 1 62 P.M. A Train No 52 South 10 06 P.M. A A Train No 61 North 1 20 P.M. K OF Pp LODGE Meeting every Monday night Pythian Sisters also meet same evening
Local shop Vandeworkers ad promotes low prices on jars sugar and condiments. Community notes list visits to Fred Bingham home, church services, and a junior baseball team organized by John A. Graham. Numerous social calls from families from Clare Detroit Flint Mt Pleasant and Lansing with gatherings at Bear Lake and Bertha Lake.
The text lists the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints branch with Rt McGuire as president. Sunday School at 29 30 a m prayer meeting 11 39 a m and Bible Study at 3 80 p m are shown.
Pastor Mary E. House leads Church School at 9:40 AM and preaching services at 11 AM. Young People meeting guided by Miss June House at 8 PM. Evening service at 8 PM. Prayer meeting moved to Tuesday night at 8 PM until September 1.
Mrs Wm Gordon will preach in pastor absent services this Sunday at Farwell Methodist Church. H K Baker to lead mid week services 7 45 in August. Olin Teachout joined Church of God pulpit last Sunday. Local families attended Rock Lake Assembly with multiple singers.
Louisa Jane Arias Gamble born October 15 1856 Lake Port Michigan died August 1932 in Farwell Michigan aged 75 9 19. Married Joseph Gamble November 9 1873 at Lake Port. Survived by husband three sons two daughters and ten grandchildren. Funeral conducted by Elder Burt at Lake cemetery.
The Farwell Ladies Club met at Bear Lake enjoying dinner boat ride rain hail and fish tales. James Stanley and family plus Mr. Stinchcombe and daughter visited Rock Lake for the Assembly. Mrs. Trumble and Miss Bertha Babcock attended Harrison Bible class at Hugene Stanleys. The village plans another homecoming with parades and attractions as gas station festivities, crime talk, and local visits occupy community chatter.
The Gilmore Church of Christ plans its annual home coming on Sunday. Special services start at 11 00 a m with a basket dinner in the church basement. Afternoon services follow at 2 00 p m. All are invited to attend and spend the day.
The lesson outlines the Fifth to Tenth Commandments with focus on parental authority and duties, respect for parents, and the harms of murder, adultery, theft, lying, and envy. It emphasizes how misdeeds violate Godward and manward duties and the consequences promised for obedience and disobedience. It also links the commandments to daily life, work, family, and social behavior.
A collage of lines from Goethe Tennyson and M Benty notes self denial as a path to higher aims. The piece contrasts inner burden with outward success using brief aphorisms and literary references.
Default has been declared on a May 1930 real estate mortgage held by William King and Mabel King of Clare County against Robert J. and Harriett Tuck. The property in Franklin Township Clare County described as SE quarter of NE quarter of Sec 25, T20N R3W, 40 acres, will be sold September 24, 1932 at 10 a.m. at the courthouse front door Harrison Michigan to satisfy the debt plus costs.
George R. Sage and Blanche Orpha Sage mortgaged property to Fred H. Timm and Louise C. Timm on January 19 1925. The total due includes 1667.72 principal and interest plus 35 attorney fees. On October 3 1932 at 1 PM the outer front door of the Harrison Court House will auction the described Lot 8 Block 2 McEwan’s First Addition Clare to satisfy the mortgage with 7 percent interest and costs.
Mortgage made by Floyd H B Luke and Clara B E Luke to Harriet A Allen dated October 24 1927 in Clare Michigan recorded October 26 1927 assigned to Charles W Allen and later to Heith M Allen with filing dates in Clare County Michigan. Amount claimed 321 dollars principal and 15 dollars attorney fee with no legal proceedings begun.
The mortgage holder will sell at public auction on September 19 1932 at 1:00 PM at the courthouse front door Harrison Clare County Michigan to cover amounts due plus interest and costs. Property includes Lot 1 Block 1 Eight Point Summer Resort Garfield Township with described boundaries. Assignee of Mortgagee Edith M. Allen.
A snippet shows a confrontation where a young man declares a desire to speak his mind to a father figure, prompting a back and forth about the act of robbing. The fragment hints at a family dispute or moral showdown.
The excerpt explains British foolscap paper sized about 17 to 18 inches by 13 to 18 inches and notes its watermark a fool’s cap and bells. It mentions an American version similar in size nicknamed opal cap at 19 by 16 inches.
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