Mail Train Schedule and Church Notices
Train schedule details list several trains with times and numbers. Sunday School at 10 30 a m Prayer meeting 11 30 Bible Study 7 30 p m Women’s Bible study every other Thursday at 2 00 p m. Divine worship at 14 40 with seasonal sermons. Church school meets at 10 30. Christmas programs planned. Mid week service 7 30 Wednesday. Dr Stanley Jones sermon on the Sermon on the Mount. Mr and Mrs John Henry spent Thursday in Clare. Young peoples’ choir planning plays December 17 18 and December 14 lecture by Apostle D T Williams of Independence Mo on the Open Door. Lectures are part of a series begun in September. Bring friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. McGuire
Stanley Jones
John Henry
Clare
Young Peoples
M. B. Church
D. T. Willame
Independence
December Church of God Schedule and Christmas Program
Pastor Mary E. House leads Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. Young peoples meeting at 7:00 p.m. with Mrs. Melvin Smith as December leader. Evening service at 8:00 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. Christmas program planned for December 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God
Mary E. House
Melvin Smith
Community Notices and Social Visits in Local Town
The weekly Mon night meeting of the K. of P. Lodge and the Pytisian Sisters group was noted. A stream of visitors and residents were reported visiting, traveling or staying with local families from Flint Ionia Clare Mt. Pleasant Cadillac Elk Lake Rosebush and Pontiac. Dorothy Ruth welcomed as newborn, while several families moved or hosted matinees and weekend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Gee
Alice
Pleasant
Charles Austin
Flint
Franklin Littlefield
Bear Lake
Flora Powell
Clare
Nelson
Dorothy Ruth
Paul Eisenhauer
Vincent Hisenhauer
Dewey Dell
Elk Lake
Milo Shumway
Detroit
Bertha Shumway
Floyd Burston
Mildred
Gladys Stanley
Francis Bingham
Mildred House
Mt. Pleasant
D. Dudley
Andrew Dudley
Roy Allen
Cadillac
I. Salsavage
Pontiac
Belle Brooks
Richard Whitaker
Margery and
Merrit
Mr. Pleasant
Marion Fuller
Rosebush
W. C. Fuller
Financial report for Fral field township district 1 1929 1930
Financial report for School District No. 1 Fr’l field township Clare County Michigan for 1929 1930 shows receipts including general fund balance and delinquents with detailed expenditures to teachers janitors and supplies. The annual meeting minutes record trustees elected and adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr'l. Garfield Township
Clare County
Michigan
Grant McLane
Ve ‘Giddings
Geo. Scott
Flora
iMelane
A. V. Giddings
Arthur Smith
Anna L. Oman
Honor roll notes and school events across grades
The report lists honor roll percentages for the first and second six weeks and names high achievers by grade including Maurice Robbins and Ruth Stanley in ninth grade, Frances Haines and Irene Irwin among sophomores, June House and Myrtle Robison among juniors, and Edith Stinchcombs and Ali Jarman among seniors. It also notes upcoming milk testing by the Junior Cow Testing committee, a Public Speaking Club meeting, a postponed Christmas concert, an Assembly program with student solos, a Christmas tree event, early dismissal for Christmas holiday, and a sports injury to Donald Wolven during speed ball play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Robbins
Hilden Schofield
Ruth Stanley
Mabel Smediey
Irene Utley
Frances Haines
Blanche
Arthur Walker
Owen Jarman
Virginia Boat
Miles Standish
Lyle Littlefield
Donald Wolven
Russel Kress
Donald
Farwell Village Radio Interference Ordinance Passes
Ordinance No. 39 regulates electrical appliances and devices that cause radio interference in Farwell. It requires wiring and equipment to be repaired to stop interference and allow continued use. Village President John A. Davison and Village Clerk Cecil Davison sign the measure, with local want ads noted at article end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell
John AS “Sienny
Cecil” Davison
Basketball Schedule For This Year
The schedule lists games at Coleman Edenville Manistee Holchville Marion Harrison and Harrison again from December through March. First team players include Harold Lockwood Meryl Graham John Frisby Frank Musil Wesley Higgins Dick Robbins Layle Littlefield and Joe Miller. The second team features Maurice Robbins Clarence Horn Arthur Town Arthur Walker Richard VanBuskirk all ninth graders except Arthur Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Edenville
Manistee
Holchville
Marion
Harrison
Harold Lockwood
Meryl Graham
John Frisby
Frank Musil
Wesley Higgins
Dick Robbins
Layle
Littlefield
Joe Miller
Maurice Robbins
Clarence ‘Horn
Arthur Town
Arthur Walker
Richard VanBuskirk
Final Administration Account in August Arndt Estate
Legals notice from Clare County Probate Court in Harrison Michigan orders the examination and allowance of the final administration account for August Arndt deceased. Thurston as administrator petitions for distribution of residue and a hearing is set for January 6, 1932 at ten o'clock AM at the probate office with three weeks of publication in The Clare Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Thos.s. Dorsey
August Arndt
Charles ‘Thurston
Clare Sentinel
Neon Colors and Neon Tubes in Advertising History
A fragmented account notes early observations of neon gas by Sir William Ramsay and W. M. and the development of neon tubes around 1911. It highlights how ordinary neon glows with a reddish yellow color and how adding mercury yields blue, while other colors come from mixing gases or colored glass tubes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Ramsey
W. M
Christmas Eve Rescue in Newfoundland Village
Lea aert in Newfoundland laments separation as storm delays son. Van Dusen escorts fourteen sledding boys down a hill with fate near a sharp turn. Ransome nearly loses his sled but Sandy Galt saves the day. By Christmas Eve, a broken leg ends the scare and a lifelong friendship begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Dusen
Ransome van Dusen
Switzerland
Hawaii
Alps
Italy
Newfoundland
Sandy Galt
Ransome
Andy
Sandy
Western Newspaper Union
In Santa's Menagerie Din of talking animals imagined
A playful description imagines Santa's pack with talking animals and ducks. A calico dog with oversized eyes and long ears appears friendly rather than ferocious, adored by children and a crowd of fans who call them snuggle dogs. The other dog and duck are common to fancy work departments and embroidery projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Shrine in Japan Honors Dog and Legend atop Alpine Peak
A secluded shrine on Tamaokiyama in the Japanese Alps honors a dog said to have saved a region from floods. As floods rose, the dog barked from a cypress tree for three days then drowned, after which the waters receded, prompting the shrine’s erection and the tree’s special name. The climb offers one of Japan’s grandest panoramic views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Kil
Kinki
Tamaokiyama
Washington
Star
Chickens and a Mock Trial in Knoxville Jail
A kingly line and a courtroom joke unfold as a black man named George Washington faces a magistrate in Knoxville Tennessee. He admits stealing three tough chickens and receives 30 days for each chicken, highlighting a dismissive judge and a humorous tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Darky
George Washington
Daring near misses during New York tunnel work
récit describes two tunnel blasts in 1905 and 1916 where workers were blown through the river bed and survived. In 1905 a man was recovered and alive, while 1916 saw three sandhogs exposed to air pressure. one survived, one was found dead, and another body was never recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Battery
Joralemon Street
Brooklyn
Whitehall Street
The
Battery
Montague Street
Valentines Tributes Stir Twin Household Speculation
Tokens of Esteem on Valentine's Day delight two twins as unmarked notes arrive. The children and their mother speculate on the sender with Jacky and Jim suggesting famous names like Hoover or Lincoln as possible givers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamma
Jacky
Jimmy
Hoover
Lincoln
Stopped Clerk Twenty-Five Years Service Remark
A dialogue notes a clerk marking twenty-five years of service in the employ, with the chief remarking on the clerk’s memory and potential as a fine worker. The exchange highlights workplace tenure and mutual respect in a passing show context.
Diner Recall of Order Sparks Comical Exchange
A diner asks a waiter about a past order for mutton chops and mashed potatoes. The waiter confirms memory with polite humor, prompting a compliment about memory. The exchange appears as a light, stray story vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jove
Daughter’s Date Frustration Sparks Parental Reply
A father notes the daughter is upset because her date is canceled and she claims superiority, while the mother explains she plans to stay in tonight. The exchange captures domestic tensions over social plans and mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
Mother
Not So Good Bill Collecting Keeps Kinship Ties
A tongue in cheek note about the trials of collecting debts among old friends. The piece humorously suggests that asking favors from longtime pals complicates repayment.
The Ho Hum Life Uncle And Ambition Exchange
A humorous cartoon strip features Uncle asking Bobby about ambitions. Bobby replies he has none, simply wants to be vice president. The dialogue captures a light exchange with a political career aspiration as the punchline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Birthday surprise sparks a shared memory gift
In Circulation a reader notes a birthday surprise when Smith gave a book that was lent to Jonés six months ago, prompting reflection on past exchanges and friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Jonés
Inexpensive Rheumatism Cure Promised with Guarantee
Progressive pharmacists tout Allenia as an inexpensive rheumatism prescription. A 85 cent bottle from BH. A Anderson or any up to date druggist comes with an absolute 48 hour money back guarantee if it fails to stop pain and reduce swelling. Uric acid leaves the body in 24 hours with use. The formula claims relief for sciatica neuritis and tumbago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. A. Anderson
Average Heights of American Girls and Women
At sixteen the average height of the American girl is about 61.33 inches. The average height of the American woman is 63.5 inches.
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Reorganized
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
Farwell Methodist Church
John Lockyer
K. OF
P. Lodge
Umber ,Michigan
Financial Report
George Scott
Hmma Andrews
Eahton
L. J. Martin
Standard Oil Company
Forest Howell
Roy Cook
Frank Shippy
Earl Halstead
G. H. Lamb
Standard School Co
Hdmond Woods
Carl Holbrook
Archie Fahnestock
Feos
State Mutual Insurance Co
Holy Laker
Peter A. Oman
Holbrook
Surrey Township
Bert Scott
Dan Andrews
Pine Wood
Anna Ll. Oman
Etetete Tgs
Clara Sentinel
Legals
Thos. 'S. Dorsey
S. Dorsey
Mertha Banning Thomas
Merry Christmas
Dog
Jackson's Market
Vera B. Peterson
H. 6Th Street
Weinut
Essex
Will Gell
Willis-St. Clair
Geo
U. S
Jess Hampton
Ttt
Maxwell Farm
Herrick
East Sixth Street
James
Bicknell
Ira Richmond
Laurel Coal
W. 7Th St
A. Wellman
Sebastian Pfannes
Clifford Randle
Jacob Ott
Cornwell Farm
South Beech St
Ghas. Smith
H. D. Kratz
East State Street
Airdale
Claud Smith
R. Z
Storey and Clark
Grand Rapids
Chaffee Brothers Furniture Company
South Division Avenue
Cassie Davison
East 4Th St
Howard Brown
Samborn
Perry Steel
North Bradley
Mich
Clare Road
Servich
O. Iy
Bryan Miller
Walters
Gladwin
Protecta Bank
Citizens State Bank, Blitt
Pinder
Joe Wherhart
Dover
Child’s Savings
Bank For Pontiac Bank
Sentine
Samborn Produce Co
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