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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1928
Page
3
Rev George Flanagan leads Mass at 10:00 A M at St John s Church. W W Westendorf presides German service 46 a m and English service 40 45 a m. Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School every Saturday at 2 80 o clock.
Pastor H. B. Johnson will lead a worship service at 10 16 a m with a special choir performance The pastor will preach A Sunday School session follows at 11 15 a m
Daniels Skanes invites all to the Sunday School at 4 00 pm and preaching at 2 00 pm. Everyone is welcome and urged to bring someone.
The Shurch of God at the corner of Sixth and Maple St is led by Pastor M. McCrea. Sunday school at 10 06, preaching at 11 00, Young People's meeting at 6 280, Sunday evening at 7 30, and a prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 7 00.
Pastor Rev A P MacDonald announces Sunday services at 10:00 with Miss Susan Walsh in the pulpit. She has spent years in foreign fields giving her best to God and will also lead the evening service at 7:30. Sunday School follows at 11:15 with Miss Laura Thompson as superintendent.
The pastor will preach on Eden and the Tree of Life with a question on bark. Evening topic covers Religious Liberty and the Pilgrim Fathers. Subscriptions to hospital fund and benevolences are due. The Quarterly Conference is set for Thursday evening September 6 ahead of the Annual Conference in Ionia. The Aid Society meets today with Mrs. B. Chaffee.
Default on a 1927 mortgage by C E B Lathrop and Bessie O Lathrop to Robert Thompson triggers nonjudicial sale. On November 22 1928 at 10:00 am at the Harrison Court House front door the south half of lot 4 block 24 Farwell Village Clare County Michigan will be auctioned to cover $169.44 principal and interest plus $30 attorney fee and costs.
Citizens are urged to vote next Tuesday on the sheriff race between aM destres and Crigier. The ballot presents a local contest with terms and a race for public safety leadership.
Reports describe a group of men pressing their suits with the heiress, noting varied styles and interest as suitors converge in Manhattan social circles.
A fragmented sketch depicts a self-absorbed figure amid social pretensions. The narrator emphasizes vanity, mockery, and the hollow value of sugary praise in a society obsessed with appearances.
A long roundup of Michigan items: visitors at Selfridge Field and underground power lines planned. Detroit safety patrols award 8200 youths. Mackinac ferries may expand service as car volume rises. electrocution, injuries and deaths across cities. a Polish seminary fundraising drive. hotel fire fatalities. trout thefts near Copemish. potato growers’ northern visit. U S air mail milestone from Lansing. Detroit floating post office aboard the Bielman Jr. hull. various local incidents from Bay City to Monroe with rail, water, and agricultural notes.
Long, detailed roster lists teachers and staff across multiple townships including Clare, Gladwin, Harrison, and Lake George. It names superintendents, principals, department heads, and classroom assignments for agriculture domestic science English and more, plus transport movements and transferring staff.
Political advertisement urging Clare County voters to elect A. S. Crigier for sheriff next Tuesday.
A husband and wife stroll past a shop window and the wife urges buying an adorable hat. The husband agrees, calling the plea an acceptable idea as they pass by. This pocket scene appears in the Montrests Star.
The text notes peanuts can deplete soil fertility when plant remains are removed. If vines are fed to livestock and manure returned, along with proper crop rotation, peanuts can improve the soil.
A fragment notes the fastest horse, a railway train, an automobile, and an airplane covering a mile in varying short times. The text mentions 80 seconds for the train, 16 seconds for the car, and even faster implied air travel, with era style branding from Liberty Magazine.
A Clare County Republican convention is set for September 12, 1928 at Harrison Court House to elect three delegates to the State Convention in Detroit and appoint county committee officers. Delegates are chosen at the September 4 primary. meeting also handles other business. Tony Achard chairs, Gerald Lamp secretary.
The conservation department announces seven rules to protect lands in northern counties. Prohibitions include camping beyond 15 days without authority, littering, improper latrine handling, removing natural materials, harming trees, defacing signs, and unsafe fires. Violations carry up to $100 fine or 30 days imprisonment or both.
Michigan State College entomology warns growers to plant wheat at the fly free dates to avoid Hessian fly damage. The fall generation overwinters as pupae and harms wheat as it lengths in May, so timing based on a 25 year data set helps prevent lodging and poor filling.
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