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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1929
Page
5
Various local sale notices list loose hay dry buzz wood yearling Brown Leghorn hens white Leghorn pullets and roosters, 4 good truck tires and parts, two Firestone tires, and farm equipment. Ads identify sellers in Clare and nearby areas along U S 10 and 1511 1512 1412 addresses with prices per item.
Rev. George Flanagan is the pastor and will lead Mass at eleven o'clock. The Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School meets every Saturday afternoon at 4 50.
The schedule lists Pastor W. Westendorf with German services at 9:45 a m and English services at 10:45 a m followed by a 2:00 p m congregation meeting.
Rev. H. B. Johnson leads worship at 10 15 with sermon followed by 11 15 Sunday School. The church annual meeting convenes Monday evening with a pot luck supper at 6 30.
Feb 3 lecture on government and faith cited as capital punishment. Feb 10 discussion on Armed Peace and the Cruiser Bill before Congress. Services resumed last Sunday with decent attendance despite bad roads. Plan to hold services again next Sunday if possible.
Rev. A. P. MacDonald leads regular morning service at ten o'clock and evening worship at seven. Sunday School begins at 11:15 with Miss Laura Thompson as superintendent. All members will receive four service pins at Sunday services.
Laura M. McCrea pastor invites all to a welcoming church morning events. Sunday School at 10:00, preaching at 11:00 with a plan to surprise the congregation. Evening services at 7:30, Young People at 6:30, and Wednesday prayer at 7:30.
Popular Mechanics notes an easy method for drying fish aboard a Ravana Cuba schooner. Fish are hung on the rigging lines instead of moving ashore, staying clean and sun exposed throughout the day.
Chauncey Depew quipped about the late Judge Bear in a birthday address to the Senate. He recalled the judge detesting Wendell Phillips and, asked to serve as pallbearer by the family, declined with the remark I approve of the proceedings.
A joint effort by the education committee and the child welfare committee introduces a health supervision scheme for children from birth to five and from five to fourteen in Middlesborough a manufacturing and seaport town in Yorkshire England.
The Boston Globe notes Oscar Luck went bankrupt in England due to bad betting luck. It reports Mr. Cuff has taken Miss Link as a life partner. In Manchester Thomas Nev erstop is jailed for speeding through two signals, and Alfred Water er is accused of selling thin milk.
fragmented OCR market notes list prices for rye oats beans cream hogs beef mutton veal hides fowls and fish with figures like 1 00 46 9 50 and ranges from 10.00 to 26.00 per unit, lacking clear structure or dates.
The high school ran a Curtis Publications magazine sale netting 42.39 with Red 66 magazines sold and Green 46. New library additions include Scudder The Children's Book Sabatini Scaramandhe and Tolstoi Anna Karenina. Classroom notes cover perfect attendance lists, grade by grade enrollments, and activities in arithmetic geography hygiene and art.
The school reports 45 students on the third marking period Honor Roll and 43 for the semester along with several all A's recipients. Names include Gerald Callihan Ruth Callihan Ruth Shull Marie Ehrhardt Marguerite Ehrhardt Betty Gillmore and Thomas Horton among others. Freshman Radio program completed with a $112.75 take at Anderson's.
The law defines negligence as failing to act with the care a prudent person would or doing what a prudent person would not do. It notes the standard applies generally, not tied to any particular occupation, and focuses on ordinary skill or care.
Dr. Walter Hough, head curator of anthropology at the Smithsonian, says Egyptian embalming ended near the fourth century A D due to the spread of Christianity. He notes Christians did not embalm like the Weyptians but wrapped the dead in cloth robes.
Advertising note announces 45 volt double duty B batteries available at Anderson’s for 3.25 dollars each. The short item highlights a local hardware store sale and price.
A Glasgow printer offered a midget Bible with YOU pages and 20 illustrations measuring one and three quarter by one and a quarter inches. The inside cover contained a tiny magnifying glass for readers. Also advertised was a toothbrush set with holder and large toothpaste for 39 cents at Anderson’s sale ad.
Murray's Oxford dictionary traces literature to Latin litteratura either directly or via litterature. The path shows littera as root. the term appears early with forms like litteratura and later in sources such as Wyitii Cronighe around 1425.
The report lists Mr and Mrs Albert Zimmerman of Monroe visiting with her father Win Rauch and other relatives including Mr and Mrs Win Rauch Mr and Mrs Al Zimmerman and Max Hayward who spent Sunday at EH J Prices Pred Fisch took his aunt Mrs Henry Fisch to St Louis for cancer treatments in her nose Sunday Karl Switzer is home from Flint visiting Mrs Burton Berry boarding at CA Prices teaching Hamilton Center school spent Sunday at home in Grout Loyal and Jesse Prices and Hilla Adelblue spent Sunday afternoon at Dave Price s Charley Manwaring and WM Perry spent Sunday at Clifford Price s
Jas Herrick hosted a hearty supper for relatives at the I Lansing home.Visitors included Ollie Thering and Lucille. J Parker from Pontiac visited Clair Dyers. Marjorie Lansing returned from Saginaw. Gertrude Coats of Clare visited Marion Lamp. Roads are poor and residents plan to use horses and sleighs.
Southwest Sheridan reports several residents on the sick list including Mr and Mrs Brickart and Mrs Thomas Harris while Ed Gilson recovers from surgery at Bay City hospital. Will Gilson visits his father at the hospital as neighbors truck wood for Mrs A Severson. J D Lansing visits, Roy Barton and son Wayne visit Flint, Levi Holmes recovers, oil leasing activity noted.
Walter Deller is praised for shoveling more snow than anyone in Arthur township while concerns grow over a missing snow plow west of the church. Frictions ease as roads improve and churchgoers plan to return, with updates on local families including Art Rever, Chas Kleinhardt Jr, and Mrs. Miller’s school trip home.
North Carolina dairy expert Dr John A Arey says modern milk cows require added minerals. He notes that corn crops in North Carolina are deficient in sodium chlorine calcium and phosphorus and suggests salt ground limestone and steamed bone meal as inexpensive supplements. He warns against interval salting and stresses calcium and phosphorus for bone growth reproduction and milk production.
The dairy cow must eat for five reasons beyond hunger to maintain body heat repair tissues support milk production nutrition for reproduction fattening while dry and reserve for freshening growth keeps her as a better producer than smaller cows. Ohio State extension bulletin No. 12 Weeding Dairy Cattle by GC Blackman and Ivan Melxellip outlines detailed guidance.
Palatability drives successful feeding and must guide grain mixing. Avoid unpalatable feeds and balance constipating cottonseed meal with laxative or succulent components like stover or roots. Limit cottonseed meal to about one third of grain and restrict seed oil meal due to its laxative effect to about one and a quarter pounds.
Last week Al Lower of Indiana assisted at the store while there. A teacher named Miss Babcock stayed over the weekend and emphasized safety first during the cold stormy days.
A Buffalo News opinion notes that as firms chase higher profits the buffer protecting investments narrows, risking bigger losses if markets shift. The piece argues discipline in pricing and risk controls remains essential amid rising profit ambitions.
A brief reflection from Waahinston Irving on benevolence spreading pleasure and uplifting surroundings. The piece describes a benevolent person as a fountain of gladness, causing nearby things to seem brighter and more cheerful.
A dispute at Kirkpatrick Avery Inch a arent Store escalates over a dirty gold claim. Local authorities act as shoppers report alleged mispricing and unsafe merchandise. continued efforts aim to settle the commercial dispute.
The Probate Court for Clare County Michigan will hear creditor claims in the estate of Catherine R O Grady deceased. Creditors must file by May 6 1929 and claims will be examined June 3 1929 at ten in the forenoon at Harrison probate office. Judge Thomas S Dorsey dated January 28 1929.
An advertisement touts the Atwater Kent Radio as a trusted home device in Clare and Clare County. It claims solid value guaranteed by Floyd Kirkpatrick and frames a drug store as the full service outlet for the product.
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