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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1927
Page
4
Farwell community notices cover church services at Latter Day Saint in detail, plus a long roster of visits, social events, and local happenings around Maple Grove and Clare. Notable items include a Maple Grove surprise party with 45 attendees, school book committee meeting, and W R C officers installed on January 2 with a luncheon follow-up.
Mrs. Henry House, pastor, welcomes all to 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 preaching service. A junior young people meeting at 6:36 precedes 7:30 evening services with a Tuesday 7:00 prayer meeting. Everyone is welcome to join and encourage the youth.
The Church with a welcome led by Rev. Edward Truman Smith reports strong attendance last Sunday as icy streets and gale winds failed to deter parishioners. Sunday School at 10 30 a m and preaching at 11 30 a m with a ser mon on Above the Level. Prayer meeting every Wednesday 7 30 p m. Several local residents are listed as ill visiting or returning from trips.
The Parent Teacher Association met January 27 in Farwell high school's Assembly room to reorganize. Mare Campbell Lottie Bruce and Georgia Sherman led an excellent program with the high school orchestra directed by Madge Lamb. Vocal numbers by Gladys Stanly Marion Fuller Beatrice Griffin Frances Bingham Mildred Stanley and Valaria Bassett accompanied by Madge Lamb featured The Mountain Stream and The New Michigan Song. Miss Mayme Smith of Central Normal at Mt Pleasant spoke on The Worth of a Parent Teacher's Meeting. Officers elected: Mrs Jennie Bingham president Miss Lottie Bruce vice president Mrs Isabella Green secretary Mr Wm Burston treasurer. Next meeting February 24.
Mr. GC W Cribbs Extension Agent from Michigan State College spoke at Farwell on January 13. He outlined alfalfa and dairy interests and urged forestry and tree culture for students. J L Littlefield offered ten acres near the school for a forestry plantation.
A shopper buys two cents worth of dried peas and asks for an exchange after eight peas do not fit his pea shooter. The vendor assesses the unusual request and the exchange possibility.
The first Pan American Conference opened in Washington on October 2 1889. Initiated by James G Blaine then secretary of state under President Harrison. Ten republics of the two continents signed an arbitration treaty.
An advertisement promotes calling phone 67 to schedule appointments at Beauty Parlors located at Shumway and Rogers. The short notice urges quick action for available slots.
Harris and Hirt advertise prices at Jackson's Market with enamel dish pans on sale and a per pound offer, highlighting a Saturday special for Pratts stock foods at Andersons ad and low prices.
A Norfolk farm bulletin notes calves require less feed than older cattle to gain 100 pounds of beef. Two year old steers use more feed than calves, while calves yield more beef per feed unit. Raising calves on rough pasture lowers risk and can be profitable, especially where land is poor for crops.
Rev. George Flanagan serves as pastor with Mass at 8:00 p.m. in the church. Local worshippers are invited to attend the service led by Father Flanagan.
Geo W Cappy pastor leads Sunday School at 1 30 pm and preaching at 2 30 pm Prayer meeting scheduled Thursday night at 7 30.
Sabbath School held every Saturday at 2 00 PM at 205 East 7th Street. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at the same location.
Pastor Rev H B Johnson leads morning worship at 10 15 with sermon. Sunday School follows at 11 15. Mrs J J Green conducts Christian Endeavor on Sunday at 6 00 p m.
Pastor W. S. Teeter welcomes strangers at the Free Methodist church. Regular meetings include Sunday School at 10:00, preaching at 11:00 with First Peter 2:5, a 30 minute Sunday evening song service at 7:00, and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:30.
Pastor Leonhard C. Sernthal at 1002 McEwan announces English service Sundays at 10:00 a.m. A congregational meeting is set for 2:00 p.m. Luther League meets the second and fourth Friday at 7:30 p.m. Confirmation school runs Saturdays before Sunday services. February 6.
Rev. A. P. McDonald welcomes all to morning worship at 10 and Bible school at 11 15 with Miss Laura Thompson as superintendent. Come to The Little Baptist Church for the Sunday School hour and see our Surprise Package each Sunday for young and old. All who do not attend Sunday School elsewhere are invited.
The Methodist Church at 107 East 7th Street announces a class meeting led by Ward Boody with Reverend Edward T. Smith as pastor. The service emphasizes a welcoming home atmosphere and community fellowship.
Sunday schedule lists preaching at 10 00 a m at Epworth with sermon Above the Level and 11 15 Sunday School led by Mrs William Gatshaw. Evening speakers Mrs William Gordon and Chaplain devotions. Herrick church offers 1 30 pm Sunday School and 2 30 pm preaching with a warm church, new song books, and a loyal choir.
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