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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1930
Page
2
A local advertisement promises to collect old horses alive and pay four dollars, asking residents to send a card with their address. The ad promotes White's Fruit and Floral Farm east of 5th Street, open Sundays, with notes on plum quality and flower arrangements.
An ad promotes Fred M. Morgan Food Store as a manager owned shop that beats the Dutch for saving money. It highlights choicest foods and good value, claiming customers receive high quality products.
Advertised deals list 16 oz pink salmon tall cans at 2 for 25 cents and Quaker Milk tall cans 8 for 28 cents. Flour brands Gold Medal Pillsbury Kitchen tested show weights near 2474 and 2437 pounds with prices 69 and 89 cents respectively.
A weekly Sabbath School session is held every Saturday at 9:30 AM at 205 East 7th Street. All residents and visitors are welcome to attend.
The Church of God announces no services until after the St. Louis camp meeting scheduled August 21 through 31. Members are urged to attend the camp event.
The Congregational church holds Sunday School at 10:00 a m led by N A Elden, followed by a 11:00 a m sermon by Pastor Rev H B Johnson.
The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints holds Sunday services at the I. C. Co. F. Hall with Sunday School at 10 and community service at 11. A cordial welcome awaits all attendees.
German service begins 9 45 A M English service 10 46 A M Sunday School 11 45 A M Saturday morning 9 30 catechetical instructions in confirmation class
Morning worship at 10:00 with Bible School at 11:16 led by Miss Laura Thompson superintendent Evening services include B Y P U at 6:30 Regular preaching at 7:30 Prayer service Wednesday evening at 7:00 B Y P U Friday evening at 8:00
The Methodist Episcopal Church led by Pastor W. W. Hurd announces the second talk on World Conditions in the Light of China. No evening service. Final official board meeting set for Monday August 25 at eight. An All-Church picnic is planned for Budd Lake next Thursday with open invitation to members and friends.
Freestone peaches ripen on the tree with a delicious flavor at Whites' Fruit and Floral Farm located east of 6th Street. Open Sundays.
240 acres in Ver non township will furnish cows and work on shares. Good proposition for man with help and equipment. Box 64 Sentinel office. 4412 For sale 1928 Chevrolet coupe price 186 dollars. See Deacon Dubbs Mt. Pleasant.
Railroad time tables show schedules for Ann Arbor South Pere Marquette West East and Midland routes with departures around 2:00 PM and 4:45 PM. Local notes mention visits, arrivals, and community events including church gatherings, picnics, and family news across Clare and surrounding townships.
Expresses gratitude to the members of the Order of the Eastern Star Auld Lang Syne and friends for flowers and visits during illness. Acknowledges kindness as not forgotten and thanks those who helped pass lonely hours.
Mrs Kathryn Oaks notifies future purchasers and the public that the title held by Louis D Oaks is unclear due to misrepresentation and that she will contest the title.
Entomologists report caterpillars like dragonfly larvae can survive freezing winters. An investigator froze the grubs of a long-legged muta and those that did not break survived. Fish have withstood being frozen in solid ice without dying.
Fragmentary OCR notes show varied livestock and meat prices including beef mutton veal and hides with figures like 14 dollars and 35 dollars though data appears garbled and incomplete.
Norman Allen of Pontiac spends vacation at his father J B Allen's home. Clare residents Mr and Mrs McCrea and family visit Kleiner home. County Agent Mr Gibson accompanies Calf Club to State College in Lansing. Several locals attend Lansing visit. Mrs Kenneth Rockey escapes injury after car hits pole. Visitations between Pontiacs, Flint, Detroit residents noted. Barn construction near completion. various local family movements and church activity mentioned.
Mr Vernon Grange master J Slentz attended after illness. Local families including the Brooks Archambault Wilds and Mussell group visited Otsego Lake and Clare events. District meetings of State Farm Mutual Auto Life were noted. roast ox planned at Currie farm. attendance urged for county and State Grange conventions.
Mrs C M Durfee and Arthur traveled to Lake George and called on a cousin near Windover Lake. Mr and Mrs John List visited the Durfee home. John List Jr and family spent Sunday with his parents. Vern Haines and Roy Batch with family were guests of the Durfees and Turner family hosted visitors from Pontiac Grayling Midland and Hatton area residents visited Sunday.
TL will sell the household effects of my late mother at the premises 107 west 1st street on Saturday Aus tat 30th watch for 1st in the columns of The Seruinel next week Mrs. Win Lowry.
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