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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1937
Page
7
Publication details list display ad rates for locals and liners. Probate and funeral notices flow through The Sentinel with requests for legal notices to be printed, urging readers to ask Judge Wylie about printing.
Sunday services begin at the usual hour with Sunday school at 10 00 and a special sermon at 11 00 The evening service resumes next Sunday at 8 00 and midweek prayer is urged A cordial invitation extends to all local residents and visitors including Wallace and Marguerite Lockwood of Lakewood Ohio and many other area guests and gatherings at the Weidner and surrounding homes
The column lists visits among families including Mr and Mrs W H Henry and daughters, Aaron Miller and Fannie hosting relatives, and Mra A Light and Rev A Light families in Greenwood. It also notes Adah Bratton visiting Mt Pleasant, and new fuel facilities with a 1000 gallon tank at Sinclair Service Station owned by Leon B H Stanley. William Gates of Flint builds a Standard filling station at US 27 north of Harrison, opening soon.
Reverend Charles Kleinhardt of Brown Corners completed his eighth consecutive year as pastor of the Harrison United Brothers Church with a Sunday sermon on the Acts Twentieth Chapter. He has led Clare County churches for about twenty eight years and will be greatly missed. Paul Drummond will deliver his first sermon next Sunday morning.
Officers for the United Brethren Church include Secretary Mrs Lou Hecker Treasurer Mrs Nettie Chase Group Leaders Mrs Clara Smith Mrs Lou Hecker and Mrs William Haul Class Leader and Librarian Roy Haton Pianist Mrs Gerald Reigle. The Congregational Ladies Auxiliary runs a stand at the fair with a permanent stand and enhanced kitchen facilities. The next meeting is September 15 in the Church Parlors.
Six London based teams mark Britain's professional season with standardized $5 per game pay for players and two games weekly. Each player receives an additional guaranteed job, while coaches earn about $25 weekly. Last season wages ranged from $10 to $50 weekly as crowds averaged 4000, with heavy operating losses prompting salary cuts to seek profits.
In early Ypsilanti when white settlement was new, Joseph Peck proposed trading babies with an Indian squaw in jest. The offer was quickly accepted, then Peck faced a difficult hour convincing the woman he was joking, as the term Indian giver framed the moment of back down.
In Rio de Janeiro bread makers substitute corn flour for part of wheat flour as a one fifth corn flour and four fifths wheat flour mix to keep bread prices steady. The move triggers an immediate rise in corn prices.
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