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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1924
Page
2
John Whith announces candidacy for re election to the office of County Surveyor on the Republican ticket at the September primaries. He asks Clare County electors for their support and signs the political notice respectfully.
Friends are invited to Mt. Vernon Grange hall on Friday evening August 22 for music and dancing to the Converses Collez Jans orchestra from Mt. Pleasant.
Harrison announces candidacy for prosecutor on a Republican ticket dated September 9. Seeks support notes from July 14, 1924 by John Quinn political advertiser.
Notice lists baling and hating prices for hay at 1.80 and straw at 2.00. Terms are 15 days with 2.00 and 30 days at 7 percent interest. Trucking rates set at 250 per mile or ten per trip.
Clare area news includes church announcements and community notices. Several families announce visits, arrivals, and illnesses while social events, openings, and sales promotions appear alongside train schedules and local business ads.
The Elm Grove Aid hosts an ice cream social Friday evening August 22. A quilt and one other item will be raffled and auctioned during the event. Everyone is welcome.
Vets call ex soldiers to attend Monday night at 8 oclock at club rooms for final preparations. Last detail work for the upcoming celebration urged. all ex soldiers asked to be on deck to contribute.
A rugged speech highlights the value of proper feed for top dairy output. The ad promotes Purina Cow Chow as essential for best results, offered by Clare Hay, Grain & Bean Co.
A church listing notes Rev. George Flanagan as pastor with masa at 9:00 a.m. The item highlights a service schedule and the officiating pastor for the congregation.
Free Methodist J A Allén pastor leads Sunday echoe at 10:00 a m and 7 30 p m evening services. Colonville F E Snyder pastor holds Elm Grove services Sunday morning and Colonville Sunday night.
Congregational Church led by Rev H B Johnson with 9 30 Sunday school led by Mrs A H Horton at 10 30 morning worship. Baptist Church with Rev C B Milberry at 10 00 morning worship 11 30 Bible school led by Mrs Harry Terwilliger. Evening service at 7 00 and midweek prayer at 7 30 Wednesday at the church.
Primley pastor announces no services until after camp meeting in progress at the camp grounds one mile east and three and a half miles north of St. Louis. Thess meeting continues through Sunday evening August 3. Plan now to attend.
Leonard O. Bernthal, pastor, announces English services at 10:00 a m on Sunday August 31. No service on September 14 due to preaching in Manistee. Congregation invited to Mission festival services at Trinity church Mt. Pleasant led by Rev Karl Baumann.
The document lists Rev O A Lohnes schedule at 107 E Seventh St Clare including class meeting at 9 30 am Sunday preaching 10 30 am and Sunday School 11 30 am with Clara Sternaman superintendent A special Sunday evening message at 7 00 pm by Rev BE Miller evangelist from Chicago on What then Bible oid for Father Cmniquity and Why of the Klu Klux Klan A Cottage Prayer meeting at 7 30 pm Tuesday and Epworth League room prayer meeting at 7 30 pm Thursday Herrick public preaching at 9 00 am Sunday School 10 00 am and a general invitation to all services
Miller Bros advertise a sale item a Chester Whitehog aged 18 months for buyers to inquire at Brown Corners store. The terse notice prioritizes the animal and selling point with contact point at the store.
Clare Hay of Grain & Bean Co promotes Purina Chow as the reliable way to raise more eggs during price spikes. The checkerboard bag is highlighted as the trusted feed for poultry farmers seeking extra winter income.
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