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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1934
Page
5
Church services list morning worship with the topic Divine Power and a Christmas Eve program. Community items note social events, visits, bridge prizes, club gatherings, and many residents visiting friends across nearby towns. A fatal car crash near Grand Rapids kills J Vinton Gibson and wife Hthel, known in the area.
A notice states K of P lodge holds meetings every Monday night and the Pythian Sisters meet on the same evening. Both groups share the same schedule in this weekly gathering.
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints lists Sunday School 10:30 a m and Social Service 11:30 a m with Women's Department meetings every Thursday at 2:00 p m Branch President R B McGuire heads the church. Christian Legion timing and venue to be announced in local items.
Mary E. House leads 10:30 Sunday School with 11:30 preaching and 7:30 Young People meeting led by Chas Lucas. An 8:00 p.m. preaching service follows with Wednesday cottage prayers at 8:00.
Sentinel office advertises a $1.00 box of Christmas ecards. Designed for printing of name if desired.
The Farwell Woman's Club met Tuesday with twenty one members present. Mrs Madge Lamb spoke on Rural Life in the South and other members discussed Everglades Southern Ricelands and the Heavens. Guests from Clare Barryton Mr. Pleasant and others attended. Refreshments followed and plans for the Christmas meeting on December 28 at Mrs Montze Gee’s home were announced.
Dolph Coloskey recalls his free trip to the National 4H Club Congress in Chicago during the International Livestock Exposition. He highlights dairy and Home Economics judging, the Matinee Horse Show, top cattle displays, and visits to the Museum of Science and Industry, Swift Packing House, and International Harvester. He notes forty seven Michigan delegates and his sheep parasite control demonstration at the State Fair.
The first meeting of Adult Recreation and Leisure Time classes drew 21 women and 24 men. Women gather Wednesday nights and men Tuesday nights in the High School Gym. Open to anyone over 16 not in school with only material costs. This week the men meet Friday night December 14 while regular meetings are Thursday nights.
Last Sunday evening the Clare Epworth League hosted a delightful gathering centered on the subject Books in observance of Universal Bible Sunday. After the meeting attendees were invited to the dining room for refreshments and a cordial invitation to return next Sunday evening.
We are unable to express our sincere thanks to friends neighbors school and welfare for their sympathy in the sickness and death of our dear one and for the beautiful flowers from Mrs John Coidaky.
A fragment notes a Christmas greeting item priced at $1.00 in a holiday box. The Sentinel office is mentioned as the source or recipient of the item.
The Michigan Tuberculosis Association highlights the impact of TB on children and families and calls for donations from Christmas Seals to fund prevention. Many deaths and heartache are attributed to delayed care, and readers are urged to contribute as 1984 drives continue.
Camp Houghton Lake notes near Christmas as Lt. Foster Merker departs to Camp Silver Creek and three new lieutenants Lt. De Claire Lt. Brotman and Lt. Bailes arrive. The piece celebrates friendships, upcoming dances, a birthday for Captain Niemz and plans for a holiday home visit and party. It also mentions a deer tag sale and lighthearted crew humor across the unit.
A hornbook mounted on wood with a transparent horn cover. The wooden frame has a handle and hangs from a child’s girdle. It features vellum or paper sheet with a cross, alphabet letters, vowels with consonants, and the Lord's Prayer as the standard recitation.
The article says the Japanese dynasty is the world's oldest lineage, tracing back through emperors to ancient times. It notes the dynasty’s longevity as a defining feature of Japan's imperial history and cultural continuity.
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