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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1930
Page
3
Fragmentary timetable notes list South, Pere Marietta, North bound connections and a Tuesday only departure at 9:45 A.M. from an unidentified station. Other fragments mention Hoxrady and a 4:15 departure on some days. The text is incomplete and lacks full context.
Daily departures to Isaiana Reed City and Midland with afternoon and evening times. Sunday schedule excludes cave and notes Clare 850 am pickup with Saginaw arrival around 8:40 pm and 6:35 pm arrival in Clare.
The annual Christmas party for all Clare young people including Junior High students will be held at Duncan's Hall on Friday evening, December 26. Dancing starts promptly at 8:30.
The Clerks of Wm H Bicknell Co held their annual Christmas party at Mrs Belva Anderson's home last week. The Ladies Union plans its January 2 meeting at Congregational parsonage with Mrs Dawe, pot luck dinner and husbands invited. Miss Helen Hether visiting from Iron River two weeks, returning to Saginaw after Christmas with friends. Mr and Mrs J F Tatman travel to Grand Rapids to visit daughter and granddaughter. Epworth League at the Methodist church continues with the only evening service this year and aims for community help. College Night planned for next Sunday promises interest.
Notices list 1930 Xmac Club payments due December 8 and a new Citizens State Bank club. Local items include Ruth Dawson visiting from Ferris Institute, Chester Richards family trip to Ithaca, King’s Daughters meeting rescheduled to January 8, and Rev Hurd’s New Year sermon topic Tickets Please. Also Norris Asline home for holidays and Zenobia Chapter O B S meeting January 1 with social hour and pot luck. Correction sought on M Clyde Brown’s degree date from Central State Teachers College.
The United Brethren church hosts Sunday morning and evening services at 11 30 and 8 30 with all welcome. Local updates note Harrison high's 17 to 7 win over Hadenville, holiday gatherings, visits, and a near year end revival about to conclude inviting continued attendance. The column lists residents visiting relatives and several regional activities including a benefit dance at Frost.
Favorable fall weather boosted egg collection of lake trout and whitefish across Lakes Michigan Huron Superior. Lake Michigan led trout egg production with 34 million. whitefish totals reached 358 million across all lakes. Eggs shipped to federal and state hatcheries for propagation on original spawning grounds. Cooperation from commercial fishermen noted. distributions of venison and other game meat referenced in unrelated notes.
Conservation Officer Faye Warner patrolled Long Lake in Hillgdald County after dark. Boyd Zeller of Reading was fined 108.69 dollars for setting nets in inland lakes, choosing to pay rather than a sixty day jail term offered by Justice Glenn B. Miller.
The Conservation Department reports homestead applications have risen three to four times above normal amid economic low mood. Most are for abandoned homesteads with cleared land. Applicants face land exams and must prove settlement within three months and pay ten cents per acre.
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints holds Sunday services at the LO OF Hall with Sunday School at 10:06 and community service at 11:00.
The Seventh Day Adventist church invites all to a Sabbath School Saturday at 2:00 p.m. and preaching at 3:00 p.m. There will be no service Sunday evening.
The text explains the region called the Black Hills is not truly black and lies between the Atlantic coast and the Rockies. It notes elevations from 3,600 to over 6,500 feet and describes forests of pine and spruce with unique granite formations not found elsewhere in the United States.
Rev. A. P. B. MacDonald leads Sunday worship at 10 15 AM with sermon. Bible School follows at 11 20 AM. Sunday School promises one hour of good time every Sunday at 7 30 PM. Christmas cantata planned. Wednesday evening prayer service held.
W W Hurd pastor outlines December 28 New Years topic for Epworth League with Dorothy Green as hostess. No women's societies meeting this week. Herrick Church also offers New Years topic Tickets Please at service 1 30.
Rev. Albert Dawe leads worship at 10:15 with a sermon on The Handbook of Life. Special choir anthem at 11:15 and church school supervised by Norris Hilden. The sermon addresses conscience, instinct, and the Will of God, with emphasis for youth.
Pastor A L Davis invites at Corner 6th and Maple for Sunday School at 10.00 am led by Harry L Cleveland. Attendance prizes for new scholars and regulars next Sunday. Worship follows at 11.00 am. Prayer and Praise Wednesdays at 7.30 pm with a special New Year service on December 31.
Miss Helen Campbell of Atlanta spends holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Homer Campbell. Roy and Allen Baker of Detroit visit their mother Mrs. Fanny Baker. Elizabeth Maybee travels to New Orleans for Christmas. Andrew Willey and daughter Audrey stay with Miss Nellie Wiley in Mt. Pleasant. Atwood Campbell, University of Michigan student, vacations with his parents. Florin Walton of Saginaw visits Mr. and Mrs. Homer Campbell. John Hmpey of Clare visits Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson. H. O. Bitler travels to Lansing for his sister’s illness.
Fragmentary text shows references to bread price 10c and Crystal Bakery with names Earl Foss and Prop omey while fragments vague on event or outcome. No clear entities or actions emerge.
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