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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1932
Page
7
The page lists rail time tables for Central Standard Time with arrivals and routes to Midland and Reed City, plus a daily Eastern Standard Time bus schedule for Clare Saginaw and other towns. It also records numerous local notices of visits, Thanksgiving guests, obituaries, hospital stays, church fairs, and community events.
A damaged OCR line shows mixed numbers and currency values such as 20 84,50 and 3.00 to 8.00 with 4.00 to 5.00 and 8.08 plus codes OL and 1-2. The readable content hints at pricing or catalog data without clear context.
Community notices from St. Cecilia’s St John’s Lutheran and Seventh Bay Adventist list Masses and services. St. Cecilia’s Vernon hosts 8:30 Mass. Mt Vernon Sunday School at 10:30. Adventist Sabbath School at 1:30. German and English services at St. John’s. Latter Day Saints hold 8:00 preaching, 10:00 Sunday School. A Beaverton guest speaker offers a sermon.
Benjamin R. Davis presides at the United Brethren Church with Sunday School at 10 30 and preaching at 7 46. A prayer meeting is held Thursday at 8 00 p m. The message says prayer is the only satisfaction of our human hunger for God.
Pastor F. S. Elliott leads Sunday School at 10 60 a m with a 11 preaching service following 44588 at ALIVAU. Glen Miller directs the 6 30 p m Young Peoples meeting and the 7 30 p m sermon. Mid week prayer Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Faithful attendance and growing interest invite all.
Morning worship at 10:00 with Past events on The Habitations of God Past Present and Future. Sunday School at 11:15 led by Miss Laura Thompson. Manns Siding class at 3:00. Evening study on The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Midweek service Wednesday 7:30 with praise song and testimony.
Rev Albert Dawe preaches on how nature resists efforts to fit a human to a divine temple and how it can assist the soul’s higher development. Special choir music accompanies the 10 15 a m worship with the pastor in charge at 11 30 a m church school.
Rev J E Lackyer invites the public to a Bible Sunday with a display of community Bibles, a labeled loan exhibit, and readings. Church activities include Sunday school at 11 3, Epworth League at 6 30, midweek service plans, Ladies Aid on Friday at 2 30, and a sermon on Rejoicing in Hope aligned with the American Bible Society theme.
Numerous local households welcomed relatives and friends over Thanksgiving. Names include the Browns, Bowers, Wood, Lines, Border, Snider, Clark, Myers, and Yager clans with multiple gatherings at Rodman area homes. Several trips to Saginaw and Flint are noted among extended kin.
An Arabian camel can carry 500 to 1,000 pounds for up to three days without water, demonstrating remarkable endurance and load-bearing strength.
Department of State records show trailers in use rose nearly 25 percent in 1932 with 75 988 trailers licensed by November 1 1982 an increase of 15 302 from 1931 All other motor vehicle classes fell with total licensed vehicles down 80 563 Compared license fees for 11 months of 1932 were 18 681 90952 and 1983 license plates went on sale November 19 for new vehicles and December 1 for in use vehicles. a 103 year old applicant Mr Hill earned a driver’s license after a driving test.
The title for Michigan's oldest licensed driver shifts from Grand Rapids to Mancelona as Thomas J. Hill of Mancelona is recognized. Further details are limited in the fragment.
Bowling writer Frank G Menke notes origin remains a mystery with theories tying bowls to Egypt and Greece. He cites medieval England drawings showing lawn bowls in the 12th century, supporting the English claim to bowl sport creation.
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