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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1933
Page
4
Central Standard Time schedules list arrivals and departures including Ann Arbor, Pere Marquette, and Harrison routes with morning and afternoon times. Local items note numerous visits, family travels, employment changes, and a death in Toledo tied to Mrs Hattie Dowd, with burial in Forest Lawn cemetery.
Standard Oil presents a multimedia show at the Century of Progress Exposition. A red crown projection machine lights the Travel and Transport dome while synchronized film and color patterns move to industrial music. A controllophone system cueing equipment runs the entire spectacle with minimal human input.
Mrs and Mrs John Cameron of Owosso hosted weekend visitors Mr and Mrs Chester Richard and family. The Lampheres, Thayers, Loomis and others spent time with relatives at Houghton Lake and in Chicago for the Century of Progress. Royal Kleinhardt underwent hospital surgery in Ann Arbor, with a slight infection but recovering. Mrs Forest Guest and children camped at Budd Lake with relatives, while many families picnic at Budd Lake on Tuesday. Mrs Cosgrove toured Springfield and Chicago visiting Abraham Lincoln's home and the Century of Progress.
Mrs. Dorothy Sweet of Midland was surprised on August 8 at niece Mrs. David Funnell’s home with about forty relatives gathering for cake tea cream and a cake with 78 candles. Attendees included the Border and Funnell families and Clare connections.
In memory of our wife and mother Mrs William Kanarr who died August 19 1931 the family shares verses from her scrap book urging no tears and inviting a tree planting a song at her grave and a reflection on salvation and reunion signed William Kanarr and Children
A note from Mrs. A. W. of Herrick thanks friends neighbors and the Lady Macabbey for their kindness after she broke her arm.
Ithaca school board has hired their old faculty with one exception. Contracts run 20 percent less than last year as part of the cost-saving plan affecting local education staffing.
The largest blast in years on the Marquette range occurred yesterday afternoon at the Tilden open pit mine of Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co. A detonation of 1,000 pounds of dynamite loosened 250,000 tons of iron ore in the west pit. Officials kept the plan secret to avoid crowds, and some observers mistook the shock for an earthquake.
Ray Dean formerly of Ovid was sentenced by Judge Kelly Sears to six months to four years in Gratiot county jail for jail breaking. He escaped from Ithaca jail about a year ago and was recaptured at Lake George last month by Sheriff Woods. Dean was awaiting trial for thievery and was alleged to be involved in the theft of an auto from the Bannister school superintendent.
Sunday School at Mt Vernon Grange hall each Sunday at 10 30. Everyone welcome. Reorganized church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at I Q O F hall 10 30 a m. Brown Corners A B Church Benjamin R Davis pastor Sunday School 10 30 preaching 8700 prayer meeting Thursday 8 00 p m. St John s Ev Lutheran Rev C Binhammer pastor German service 9 45 Finglish service 10 46 Sunday School after English service.
Sabbath School at 1 30. Junior topic The Ten Plagues. Senior topic Angel Ministry to Men. Located at 205 6 7th St. Congregation uses the Cosgrove Home for activities.
Pastor Eliott leads Sunday School at 10 09 and preaching at 11 00 with evening service. Young people meet at 7 00 and worship at 8 00. Wednesday prayer at 8 00 and Thursday youth prayer. St Louis camp meeting runs August 17 to 27. A welcoming invitation to vacationers and visitors for preaching and singing with good company.
Rev Lockyer announces Sunday school only services at the church for two weeks. Pastor granted two Sundays off. Church school will meet at 11 45 as usual. Annual church school pictuc will be held at Budd Lake on Wednesday.
Church announces no services this weekend at Herrick. Sunday school resumes next Sunday, August 27, with details and meeting time discussed at the forenoon gathering.
Elder M. R. Hendrich pastors the Eagle Church of God with Sunday school at 10 30 and preaching at 11 30 each Sunday. Children’s service at the parsonage at 11 30 and cottage prayer and chapter study Wednesdays at 8 o clock. Sunday School at 11 00 then preaching every other Sunday evening. Cottage prayer meeting Thursdays at 38 00 p m. In Colonville preaching every other Sunday evening. Come and enjoy the service with us.
Dover tabernacle hosts morning worship at 10 90 with a sermon on Creation and a Bible view over science. Sunday school follows at 11 15 headed by Miss Laura Thompson. Evening service at 7 30 discusses world prospects and prophetic fulfillment. Wednesday 7 30 includes prayer praise and John.
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