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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
2
A rundown seven room stucco bungalow near McEwan street offers options to finish it with furnace and wiring, with city water and easy terms. A six room Flint home with bath, furnace, lights, gas is fully finished and exchangeable for a farm, priced reasonably to attract buyers.
Clare social items recall travels visits and arrivals of residents and guests. Mr. and Mrs. Kemp and Miss Gussie Orth of Saginaw visit. Mr. and Mrs. Gallihan and families host Thanksgiving in Detroit and Saginaw. A baby boy Calvin Frank arrives to Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Foss. D. Bicknell becomes assistant cashier at Citizens State Bank. O H S meets. Ladies Union plans fair at Doherty hotel with bake sale and Christmas seal drive.
Frank McDonald of Vernon town ship announces an auction on December 21 offering a fine lot of livestock farm tools and more. The Sentinel will publish the full list next week.
After December 10, taxes are due in Clare at the Savings Bank location each Wednesday and Saturday afternoon until January 1. Tax collection is conducted by city officials Wilken Davy Conters and Jay Green, City Treasurer.
To Vernon Township taxpayers I will be at the Clare County Savings Bank every Saturday until January 10 to receive taxes for Vernon Township. Wm. Wilson, Treasurer.
Notice to Surrey taxpayers I will collect taxes at Farwell State Savings Bank every Saturday for Surrey township. David McGoogan, Treasurer. Mr and Mrs C W Calkins of Lansing are Clare friends guests this week. Mr and Mrs W J Waite of Minneapolis are guests at S C Kirkbride’s home. Ladies Aid meets Friday with Mrs Lohnes. lunch served. Next week with Mrs Simpson bringing in needles and scissors. J H Doherty attended the State Undertakers convention in Detroit. Mrs Doherty accompanied him to Angelica NY for Thanksgiving with her parents. He fell ill en route but regained health in Ann Arbor and returned home.
A New Edison phonograph is highlighted as a Christmas gift option at Kirkpatricks Drug Store. The limited display promotes the device as a festive present likely drawing shoppers seeking durable music players for the holidays.
Clare High School boys lost 21-9 to Farwell but girls secured a win. Hampton Schoonover and Asline starred with multiple baskets as Clare built an 8-0 lead and held off Farwell for the final 20-9 victory.
Catholic church notes Rev. George Flanagan serving as pastor with a mass at 6 in the morning.
Pastor Snyder and Rey announce revival services at Elm Grove starting Sunday evening December 9 inviting all.
J A Allen the pastor leads Sunday School at 10:00 a m and preaching at 7:00 p m. A prayer meeting is held at the church at 7:80 p m and Bible study takes place Tuesday evening at J A Allens home.
Reverend H B Johnson leads morning service at 10 15 with special music and sermon on Christian leadership. Sunday worship continues at 11 30 with Mrs A Horton and a second evening service at 7 00 featuring a sermon lecture on the topic Jou.
Pastor W. 8. Tester announces Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. Evening service at 7:20 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. All welcome. bring guests and strangers will be warmly greeted.
Leonard O Bernthal at 1062 McEwan Street posts a schedule of December events. Confirmation at 1 00 p m on December 16 German services at 10 00 a m December 25 English sermon at 7 30 p m December 26 German services at 10 00 p m.
Rev. C. B. Milberry, pastor, leads 10:00 a m morning worship and sermon on The Perishable Book. Bible School at 11:30, Evangelistic service at 7:00 p m, and a prayer meeting Wednesday evening at Mrs Harry Terwilliger’s home.
Rev Lohnes leads a full day with a 9 30 a m class meeting led by H W Burd followed by 10 a m preaching and 11 30 a m Sunday School Mrs Clara Sternaman hosts Epworth League at 6 00 p m with gospel message at 7 00 p m. Thursday prayer session at 7 30 p m and a 1 00 p m Sunday school with Lulu Badgiey preaching at 2 00 p m Everyone invited.
Spotlight offers car parts and services with prices: stop lights 2.60, windshield wipers 2.00, Ford heaters 1.00, radiator and hood cover 4.00, draft shields 0.75, curtains and doors 5.00, tool boxes and battery boxes, locking door handles and socket wrenches. Contact Roy McKinnon for Adv.
Classified snippets show plumbing and heating by M R Howlett with phone 149, trucking and real estate ads for Farwell and Lake, a cash-for-creams station, and exchanges for farm stock tools and crops. Listings urge locating property via Lamos & Torrey at 501 Genesee Ave Bldg and phone 6025.
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