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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1930
Page
4
Oil belt property not leased on cil. House offers eight rooms with some fruit. Located eight blocks from Main Street near U S 10 pavement. Owner needs money and offers the sale within sixty days. Contact D Crouse at 107 West 7th Street Clarebatt.
A handwritten appeal from Uncle Abe and David offering a nightly broadcast to listeners. They recount a shop mishap where a painted tire was sold for sixteen dollars due to dot pricing and explain they refunded the money. They invite personal replies and sign off warmly from Skowhegan to New York.
A string of visits and gatherings around Clare county includes Emil Becker and daughter Charlotte with family from Chicago at George Gibis home, George Ripenburg visiting his brother, and various parties from Saginaw Lansing Toronto Detroit and Ionia. TB testing on cattle noted and local photo finishing service announced.
Regular services next Sunday listed for St John’s Evangelical Lutheran with Rev Binhammer and for Catholic St Cecelia’s with Rev Morrison. Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School held every Saturday at 9 80 o'clock at 205 East 9th Street, all welcome.
The Church of God lists Sunday activities with a 10:00 a m Sunday School, regular worship at 11:00 a m, no young people session, and a 7:80 p m evening service. Strong emphasis on standard services and timing for worshipers.
Rev H B Johnson leads Sunday School at 10:00 with N A Elden as superintendent and a sermon at 11:00 titled The measure of a Man. The Latter Day Saints hold services at I C O Hall with 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 Community service. Morning Bible School at 10:00 with Miss Laura Thompson as superintendent and evening services include B Y P A at 6:30 and regular preaching at 7:30 with Wednesday prayer at 8:00 and B P U Friday at 8:00.
August 17 service schedule lists a 1 30 pm sermon by Pastor W W Hurd with topic God and Basswood No evening service and no Aid Society meeting for rest of August A Sunday School picnic is announced at Herrick Methodist Church
Minnie Maver of Detroit toured Canada then spent Sunday with her mother and sister Mrs. Wm Hawkins. Horace Joyner and wife returned from Wisconsin and visited daughter Mrs. Gordon McIntosh. Gilmore family members from West Virginia Lansing St. Louis Mt. Pleasant and Clare enjoyed a Tobacco River picnic.
A political ad declares John White a Republican candidate for renomination in the September primary for the Clare County Surveyor position. White is a registered civil engineer and asks voters for support.
Olive informs Sylvester that his sister Stella is not expected to live and asks him to come home at once, noting Stella is there. The note emphasizes urgency and Stella’s critical condition.
Mrs. M. W. Finch and family express deep gratitude for kindness during the illness and death of their husband and father. They thank Revs. Smith and Johnson, the singers, flower contributors, and all who helped in any way.
Miss Cayenne notes that the rise in beauty prize winners has saturated musical shows, making it unlikely there will be enough jobs for all contestants. The remark reflects concern over entertainment employment and talent competition totals.
A Shenandoah valley fruit growers cooperative now produces 400 distinct apple products and markets them globally, expanding local industry reach and export activity.
A brief London Opinion excerpt reflects on a long absence and comments on the timely weather, hinting at a planned visit and the mild tone of social remarks. It captures a genteel exchange tethered to seasonal climate.
Families visit relatives across Clare and Coleman counties amid health concerns and travel. Thompson and daughter Veromae spent the summer with Mrs. Randall, Floyd Squires remains in Ann Arbor hospital, Grandma Huber weak and sinking, and others travel to Beaverton and Detroit for visitations and reunions.
Defaulted on a 1926 mortgage by John R Dunn and Elizabeth Dunn to William T Clark. Notice of sale posts for November 10 1830 at 1 pm at the Harrison Michigan courthouse front door to satisfy $1076 principal plus $25,000 attorney fee and costs. Property: south half of section 13 and east half of northeast quarter of section 13 in Lincoln township Clark County Michigan.
Rosebush families travel to Illinois and Canada for visits. Mitchell reunion draws attendees from Midland. Local ball game: Shepherd 6 Rosebush 3. Various relatives visit and host across Midland Lansing Flint Clare Detroit area.
Dale Montney of Dover has been the town highlight this week. Sam Leichti and two children with Elton Hale of Sag inaw are at Long Lake for a week. The Richardsons of Lansing stayed with the Walters. Bodkins of Flint visited the Bodkins home and the Reeds of Lansing joined Walters. Attendees at the new theatre opening described a food show and fine building. Clute couple drove to the Straits and other points of interest last week.
Hilda Maé Lang extends gratitude to friends in Harrison and surrounding area for votes and support in the recent Contest that enabled her to attend the Bay City Water Carnival as Miss Harrison. She also thanks The Harrison Study Club for sponsoring the banquet at The Wilson's State Park Friday evening.
Fragmentary line notes that many men have found it easy to die without a physician's aid, reflecting a wartime or medical discussion tone without clear context or names.
The speaker highlights three core maxims: Play Ball Get Busy and Saw Wood. These phrases emphasize active effort and productive focus guiding daily actions. They reflect a practical mindset favoring engagement and hands on labor.
The Probate Court of Clare County announces four months from August 15 1930 for creditors to present claims against Mary A. Bogue deceased at the Harrison probate office. Claims due by December 9 1930 will be heard December 16 1930 at ten in the forenoon. Dated August 8 1930 Thos S Dorsey Judge of Probate.
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