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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1930
Page
3
Rail timetable notes for Ann Arbor de South Sel Am ene Weat shows departures to Midland including 3:90 PM and 9:46 AM on select days. Local society items list visits, family news, club meetings, and Christmas greetings from Clare Michigan through Bay City and Flint, with civic and school events.
The six grade notes missing students Karl Reiter and Yvonne Wiltshire due to illness. Teachers report tardiness, new board washing punishments, high arithmetic scores in fifth grade, and upcoming Christmas activities across grades from first to sixth, including song rehearsals, decorations, gift exchanges, and a kindergarten Christmas program.
Bad flavors in butter result from various bacteria rather than only common culprits. Michigan State College researchers note that metallic or fishy tastes can arise from microbial contamination in cream or butter, not just poor tining. Properly tinned utensils and protecting dairy products from contamination minimize off flavors and consumer dissatisfaction.
Anadvertisement touts Cyntex Test and Cystex as fast acting remedies for bladder irritation burning and nerve discomfort. It claims rapid circulation within minutes and cites a money back Iront Clad Guarantee with price hints around 600.
The text touts modern home decor sets for Christmas gifts in triplet formats for floor chair and footstool. It highlights patterns and colors, noting bathroom and boudoir sets in lavenders pinks and pale blues while living room and sun parlor items are stylishly matched to the environment.
In a 1927 Western Newspaper Union item, Miss Mattocks the Grant school grammar teacher is surprised by pupils who arrive at her doorstep with a decorated tree and gifts. The act follows earlier misjudgment by Dorothy Littleton and Grace Carter, who learn the teacher is human and beloved by her students.
The article recalls how Christmas in old England stretched across two weeks until Twelfth Night. It notes modern practice shortens the season to a single day, except for the traditional 30 day shopping drive.
The text lists multiple church services: Rev. Stanley Morrisons and Pastor Masa at an Aug 30 indicating a date, Rev. G. Binhammer at St John’s Evangelical Lutheran with German service and English service at 10:45, Sunday School at 11 345, and the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints holding Sunday services at the IO OF Hall with School at 10:00 and Community service at 11:00.
Seventh Day Adventist church invites all to Sabbath School Saturday at 2 00 p m and preaching at 3 00 p m There is no Sunday evening service.
The morning service will feature the cantata The Adoration. Aid Society gathers Friday with Mrs. Ernest Chaffee and the Auxiliary plans the Christmas meeting next Wednesday with Mrs. D E Mater. pastored by W W Hurd.
Rev. A. P. MacDonald hosts Sunday services with a 10 15 a m sermon on Thats What They Say Bible School at 11 20 led by Miss Laura Thompson. A fine Christmas program is in preparation and the church shows strong meeting interest with 6 30 B P U and 7 30 preaching on How Do I Know I Am a Christian.
Pastor Rev A L Davis preaches at 11 00 a m with Sunday School at 10 00 a m Evening service at 7 30 p m Prayer and Praise Wednesdays Sewing Circle with Mrs Blanche Koontz on Thursday December 18th
The Congregational Church invites members and friends to Sunday services led by Rev. Albert Dawe with a 10 15 a m service on the topic Is God Superfluous and a 11 15 a m church school led by Mr Norris Elden. A warm welcome and discussion on ideas, man’s relation to the universe, and God. Fresh bread 5c per loaf advertised by Crystal Bakery Earl Foss proprietor.
The brief note describes Bohemian children listening on Christmas Eve for a chariot drawn by two white horses, hearing the Christ child and the gifts He will distribute. The piece appears in a Farm and Ranch context.
The children of Haly travel to Lee hueehes and cathedrals where they receive gifts from the Bam bino meaning the infant Christ Farm and Ranch.
The excerpt describes the wassail custom with the swassail bowl and a drink called lambs wool made from ale apples sugar and spices. It records the greeting your health and references W R Oomsow.
A fragmented poem recounts Bethlehem imagery with shepherds, animals, and a manger scene. Vague references to angels, stars, and lullabies frame a Christmas tableau.
Fred M Morgan The Food Store promotes loyalty to home owned shops with phrases about a prosperous community. The page lists Campbell's Corn Flakes, dates, peanut butter, catsup, brooms, tomatoes, mince meat, citron, currants, mustard, soap chips and bulk prices. The ad emphasizes better positions and higher pay as a reason to shop locally.
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