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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1934
Page
6
Train times list west east south and north departures for several lines. Farwell Methodist Church announces services with offering for Clark Home for the Aged and youth meetings. Local social notices mention visits, guests, and a penny party held by the K of P lodge.
The Church of God outlines Sunday School at 16:36 and preaching at 11:30 am, with a 7:00 pm Young People's meeting led by Marie Smith and an 8:00 pm service. A Wednesday cottage prayer meeting begins at 8:00 pm. A January 17 business meeting and upcoming musical program on “Christ, the Refuge” are announced, with the Young People electing June House as Leader. The orchestra shifts its weekly rehearsal to Saturday.
Mrs. J H Stinchcombe hosts visiting relatives while lists of callers fill the week. Rev Mary House assists in evangelistic services at Beaverton as Beaverton and Mt Pleasant figures appear in church and social events. Pot Luck Bridge Club met with Updegraff and Bingham as prizes were awarded.
Despite cold weather a number attended Epworth League Sunday evening. Leader Anne May Smalley stayed in bed with a cold but plans to lead next Sunday if well. Riley Closkey sang several songs. Meryl and Clehan Graham performed a violin and saxophone duet. Everyone is invited to return next Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs Harold Purvis and two children and his brother Donald and wife and baby of Owosso visited last week with Mrs H Purvis parents Mr and Mrs A J Bellinger Mr and Mrs Max Gladstone and Morris spent weekend at the Bellinger home Mrs Guy Murray improving Mrs Harl Owens and family visited his mother in Gilmore Priday Arthur Rube and two daughters Katherine and Alice on business in Pleasant Peter Green absent from school by illness Mr and Mrs D Teale visited their son Win and family Sunday Mrs Roy Powers reported quitting again Mrs Jas True of Lansing visited Moline over the weekend One more telephone was added to line No 289 Hellywood Dairy Geo I Brown residence they respond to two rings Misses Alice and Doris Sparkel absent from school at Farwell Tuesday by illness
The Central Gilmore Church of Christ announces Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and morning preaching at 11:00 a.m. Special music planned for morning services. Communion observed during the morning service. Christian Endeavor at 1:45 p.m. Evening preaching begins at 8:30 p.m. Minister Ira D. Crewdson.
Manders McAlvey of Midland visited his brother M L McAlvey at the Ed McAlvey home last week. Mr and Mrs Gaylord Fordyce plan to move to the Dixon farm at Grand Ledge soon. Mr and Mrs Howard Spooner rented the Gaylord Fordyce farm and will move there. Rev Tustin Williams of Weidman was a Sunday guest at the Raymond Cornwell home in Gilmore January 21 and preached at the Gilmore Free Methodist church. Ed Sietz and family of Sag-inaw visited Mr and Mrs Alfred Sietz Saturday. A new baby boy Owen Dale arrives at the Coffell home in Farwell. Mrs Coffell is Vera Blakeley formerly of Gilmore. Mrs Tanner was on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Thomas McGuire of Farwell visited Sunday at the La Vera Perry home.
The earliest dated architectural remains belong to the Babylonians around 6000 BC. They used brick as material and first mastered vaults and arches in construction.
A Lansing meeting reviews a proposed 35 cent per hundred weight cap for passenger autos and a gas tax cut, weighing highway finances, bond sinking funds, and impact on roads, maintenance, and industry. Officials warn of higher costs under the National Recovery Act and urge alternative revenue sources to protect highway projects and jobs.
A detailed chart from the U S Department of Agriculture estimates total livestock marketing costs in 1932 at 935 million dollars, with stockmen paying 140 million and packers and consumers bearing the rest. It highlights the 705 million difference between stockyards to consumer stages and urges awareness and action to reduce these broader costs.
Purdue university expert G A Williams warns rising feed costs force disposing of inefficient cows. If kept, rough through winter to reserve grain for top producers. County tests show top ten cows exceed bottom ten in milk. poorest cows need 76 cents feed per 100 pounds while best need 35 cents. Best cow earned $95.02 above feed costs. average poor cow $1.58. Sixty poor cows equal one best cow in income above feed cost.
A collection notes 2.8 million Angora goats in Texas, apples freed from insects by cold storage, NI farmers unions expanding, Manchuria favored in Far East agriculture, half a million farmers losing landowner status, cows needing six weeks to two months dry, Europe wheat upturn excluding Russia, 4-H junior teachers, rust in Minnesota rye areas, British interest in market gardening and home-grown produce in Rogland.
A notarized statement presents a true copy certified by Thos S Dorsey Judge of Probate, validating official copy matters and authorization.
A concise nod to Voltaire’s maxim about perfection arriving with time and patient effort, highlighting the author’s emphasis on steady, deliberate progress and the value of time.
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