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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1927

Page

4

Christmas Services and Community News From Barwell Michigan

Sunday religious services at Methodist and Church of God noted with sermons and programs. Local families including Hatch and Hunt groups visited Meryl Davison's. Mrs. Reed plans winter in Florida, and a Bell Fountain girl’s death is reported. Anti-Saloon League talk highlighted a union meeting with a duet and song.

Alfred Richmond A. N. Gardiner Laurel Miss Flint Fannie Reed W. Hisenhauer Wm. Miller Glenn Bell Fountaine Ohio M. BH Church of God Fred O'Brian Anti Saloon League Chas Homer Stinchcombe June House Vivian McCrea

Sunday School and Services at L. 2. S. Church

The L. 2. S. Church schedule lists Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Social Service at 11:00 a.m. and Religio at 7:00 p.m. A Women's Department meets every other Thursday at 2:09 p.m. Christmas program practice is Saturday at 2:00 p.m. Elder Harvey De Geer preaches this week at 7:00 p.m. Guests welcome.

Hilder G. W. Burt Beaverton

Michigan leads in alfalfa acreage in interstate contest

Judges from the U S Department of Agriculture report Michigan won first place among states east of the Mississippi in expanding alfalfa acreage and holds top rank in total alfalfa acreage in this group. Sanilac Kalamazoo and Missaukee counties posted notable increases in the past year. L D Kurtz of Michigan State College earned a two week trip prize for leading alfalfa extension work.

Michigan Mississippi U.S. Department of Agriculture L. D. Kurtz Michigan State College Uintah Basin Idaho Sanilac Kalamazoo Missaukee

Weekend Visits and Holiday Travel Across Harrison

Miss Kathryn Briggs of Harrison spent the weekend with Miss Iva Reynolds. Glen Stanfield and family visited his father W. S. Stanfield over Sunday. J J Swarthout and friends from Alma hunted locally. Leo Cooper drove to Detroit with a load of Christmas trees. Mrs John Woods has improved from illness. Edgar Bringman, Miss Clarawell Stanfield and Mrs W S Stanfield left for Findlay Ohio to spend the holidays with relatives.

Kathryn Briggs Harrison Iva Reynolds Glen Stanfield W. S. Stanfield J. J. Swarthout Alma Leo Cooper Detroit John Woods Edgar Bringman Clarawell Stanfield W.S. Stanfield Findlay Ohio

Christmas Greetings and Local Social Notes

The editor extends season’s wishes to readers and staff. Local notices mention Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howey on the sick list with hard colds, L. D. White and friends from Beaverton in the area last week, and George Siel visiting Clare last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newson and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wolf of Lake George spent Saturday evening with Oscar and Edith Delling and Mrs. Edith Burns in Clare for Christmas shopping.

Clare Sentinel Frank Howey L. D. White Beaverton George Siel Frank Newson Fred Wolf Lake George Oscar Delling Edith Burns Clare

Knowledge is wealth challenged by grocers in Boston

A brief note from the Boston Transcript reports a dispute where the phrase Knowledge is wealth faces resistance from local grocers who refuse to accept it in exchange for supplies. The item notes tension between educators and merchants over schoolteacher expectations.

Boston Transcript

Amber Beads And Their Time Honored Meanings

The article notes amber bead necklaces long popular among English elders. It cites ancient superstition surrounding beads, their pleasant scent when warmed, and describes amber as a traditional wedding eve gift from mother to daughter.

England

Early Paper Making Papyrus Not True Paper

The article notes papyrus is not true paper and traces the origin of papermaking to Chinese methods. It mentions a 12th century paper mill at Fabaran o Italy becoming a major center and the spread of the craft to France, Germany, and later Hoagland.

Europe Fabarano Italy France Germany

East Lincoln Community Notes Highlight Local Visits

East Lincoln residents report visits and trips from Clare Lake George Farwell and Harrison. Miss Mary Borst called on Mrs Sprague. N J Billgren and Ignac Green made business trips. Sprague visited Greenwood and Harrison. Local gatherings mark birthdays and family arrivals at Currie farm.

East Lincoln Wm. Kube Clare Mary Borst Lake George C. W. Sprague N. J. Billgren Ignac Green Farwell Harrison Arthur Greenwood Township A. Abbott R. Cowles G. W. Sprague J. Miser Dover

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Residents seek clarity as garbled OCR notes reference a bank and pullets sale.

Coleman Couple Guests Visit Ripenburgs

Mr and Mrs Lecrite of Coleman spent last Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Gordon Ripenburg in what appears to be a social visit.

Lecrite Coleman Gordon Ripenburg

Xmas entertainments at Elm Grove Church and Brown District

The community hosts Christmas events with a Elm Grove Church of God Saturday program and a Brown School District 6 Friday gathering. The Ladies Aid surprised Mrs. Harry Bradley with a sewing visit for her recovery. Grange meets next Tuesday with an hour lecture, buns and weenies, sandwiches, and coffee after the discussion on Taxation plus a surprise feature.

Elm Grove Church of God Brown School District No. 6 Harry Bradley Frank Newman Baby F. P. Davis Grange

Christmas Greetings and Local Snippets in West Grant

A December roundup notes merry wishes for Christmas and a prosperous New Year. The August Wright family plans to move away while Avery Barber distributes evergreen wreaths to Flint with helpers. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Robinett dine at the Burd home. Mrs. A G Geer and an Dean of Beaverton visit Gus Williams last week. Geo Butcher Jr returns to town after a three month absence traveling through Michigan Ohio and Indiana. Chas Mathis heads north to work in the woods. Schoolhouse gathering Friday evening urged.

August Wright Avery Barber Flint Milo Robinett Burd A. G. Geer An. Dean Beaverton Gus Williams Geo. Butcher, Jr Michigan Ohio Indiana Chas. Mathis

Local residents share visits and calls across town

Brand Leo Springer returned home from Indiana after a week away. Mrs. O M Blystone visited with Mrs. John Rhodes and family. Vern Hains had a new telephone installed this week. George Arndt returned to Detroit after spending the week here. Dr. Sanford was called to the Sprunger farm to see Eli Sprunger who is poorly. Melvin Davis and family of Saginaw visited A F Smith and family. Barbra Sprunger returned home after a week with her parents. Henry Rhodes returned home from Plint this week. John Rhodes visited Mint to see his son George. Mrs Kim Grigg and family were Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs Vern Hains.

Merval Perry Lansing Horton J. Undegraff Flint Elias Sias Carl Undegrait John Graham Murval Perry V. Hisenhauer Verl Palmer Saginaw Layle Littlefield Henry House Stewart Bicknell Clare S. Nelson Spring Tupper Jennie Bingham Arthur Wilmot Graham Mt. Pleasant Doath Roth Lester Stinchcombe Carl McNeil Frank Wolfer Bertha Shumway Carrie Detwiler Jennie Man Belding Carl Schofield Jay. Schofield Wilkins Place Cecil Davison Vlint George Davison Ernest Kleiner Robert Hutchinson the Eagle McRae Beatrice Nelson IL. D Franklin Litlefield Gee John Dillon Albert Vincent John Albert Milwaukee Mra Jas Stanley Mildred Bernice Alma Everrett Hutchens and Son Detroit Lattes Jas. Schotweid Leo Springer Indiana O. M. Blystone John Rhodes Vern Hains George’ Arndt Sanford Sprunger Farm Eli ‘Sprunger Melvin Davis A. F. Smith Leo Sprunger Barbra Inow Henry Rhodes Plint Mint George Kim Grigg

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Barwell Ann. Arbor M Rib Dym Pere Marguette W. W. Hurd Tonia Lester’ Hatch Don Hatch Marlette Lillie Hatch Orvill Hunt Mother Hight. Point Lake Meryl ‘Davison Frost Randall George Gibbs William Currie Farm al. Waltera Citizens State Bank POR Sale Hanley Bros West Grant Smith Clare Creamery Anderson’s Adv Ee Wee Ee W. 2Nd. St O. J. Sipe Fordville R. B. Williams Severson O. D. Robison Rt-2 Robert Shull Cornwell Farm D. Ward Ttt H. P Fred Hudson Clare Hardware & Imp. Co Mentsee J. Wyman’s W. 7Th St New Ford Plant Roscoe Putman Davison Mich Btz Benj. Parish R. A. Yunger Anderson’s Ady Cash and Carry Store McEwan Street Sparton Sparton Radio Razor Spartan
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