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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1926
Page
5
Church notices list Rev. George Flanagan and Rex H B Johnson as pastors. Mass at 10 00 A M and 7 00 P M evening service. Morning worship and sermon, Sunday School at 2 15 P M with Christian Endeavor at 7 00 P M.
Leonard Bernthal, pastor at 1002 Mehwan, holds Saturday School sessions on February 7 at 8 am and February 20 at 9 am. German services on February 8 and 21 at 10 am. English services, Meh services, and choir practice every Wednesday night at the parsonage.
Morning worship at 10 00 o clock introduces the second in a series for the morning service. The message compares neglected life to a rope that loses its beauty as it shrinks. Evening services at 7 00 o clock are special. Sunday School at 11 38 p m with Miss Mary Gilmore as superintendent. visitors welcome.
Free Methodist J A Hanes pastor leads Sunday School 20:00 a m class meeting 11:00 a m Evening service Bible study Tuesday 7:30 at J A Allen home prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 at church Gilmore F M Church Sunday School 40:00 a m 11:00 a m preaching Weidman F M Church 2:00 p m preaching These are your meetings Everybody welcome.
The Church with a Welcome invites all to a 9 30 a m class service led by Edward T Smith pastor and a 10 00 a m preaching service on Led out and then Te i Sermon. Sunday School follows at 11 16 a m with Mrs W A Larmoman superintendent. Epworth League meets at 6 00 p m followed by a 7 00 p m sermon The text for the evening is The Important Question Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m Sunday School at 1 30 p m and a 2 30 p m sun time preaching. Helpers urged to pick up neighbors along the road.
Pastor S Whitehead welcomes strangers to services at 11 am and 7 pm with a 10 am Sunday school. Evening sermon focuses on Behold Israel and 1 Cor 10 18. Sewing Circle meets next Wednesday at Mrs Roy Feighner s home. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. Everyone welcome.
An unclear clipping notes a man accused of taking from others with a claim described as deceitful. The report cites accusations and includes unnamed sources from the Boston Herald.
Ayekwheas records show a 20 as a notable figure in the report. Further context remains unreadable.
Macomb county moves to erect a new county building to house city offices of Mt. Clemens and protect valuable court records amid cramped current quarters. The plan follows local discussions and aims to consolidate government functions in a single complex.
Washington The Haugen bill creating a cooperative marketing division in the Department of Agriculture passed the House by 867 to 3. It expands the department’s powers to aid farmers’ cooperatives while supporters, including President Coolidge, say it marks a long term marketing development. Debates noted opposition from Democrats and questions over price fixing.
Railroad conductors and trainmen nationwide plan to file applications seeking raises to the 1920 labor board wage scale. Leaders say the request targets boosts for conductors brakemen baggage porters and yard workers amid predictions of executive rejection and a year of record railroad earnings reaching about 1.18 billion dollars.
Reports say smallpox has reached epidemic levels in Tampa and appears along the Florida coast. Miami authorities confirm many cases and unofficial reports place more in the Keys. Britain halts Bahamas-Florida shipping to curb spread. Los Angeles records 177 cases and 18 deaths in the past month.
The National Live Stock Producers association met at the Great Northern hotel to discuss shipping livestock directly from individual producers to packers, aiming to cut out intermediaries and streamline nationwide shipments.
Representative Little of Kansas urged the United States buy wheat at 1.50 to 2 dollars a bushel to curb speculative buying and stabilize prices.
Moorté, an employee of the patent office since youth, was named assistant con clusioner of patents by President Coolidge, marking a notable career advancement in federal service.
Short correspondence reports Jos Hudson breaking his right arm after a fall on ice. Several visits and greetings between families in Mt. Pleasant Clare Vernon and Saginaw. Gift given for a father's birthday. A new radio shared by families. Groundhog Day noted for February 2.
Community news lists relatives visiting for birthdays and social gatherings. Geo Butcher and son returned from southern Ohio praising good roads but damp air. Local families including Mrs Geer, Dean, Johnson, Boughton, Williams, Robinett, and Smith are mentioned with weekend visits and canvassing activities.
Mr and Mrs Thos Hutchinson hosted Mr and Mrs B Kleiner and family for Mrs Kleiner s birthday. Delos Rulapaugh visits friends this week. Rev Forest Knauss preached at the church Sunday morning. Many small social visits and weekend trips are listed, with weather halting Aid Society attendance.
A well attended wood bee for Rev. Bacon cut a nice pile of wood. Roads opened after last Thursday’s storm. Hatton offers a horse. Austin Trimble received one and reports others available. Notable sick listed include Mrs. Arthur Lower and daughter, Bryan Miller, and Mrs. Andy Hines. Ice men shown ambitious as Geo Langworthy and daughter make progress. Sunday school attendance uptick. Pettibone of Clare visited Austin Parvorge and mother. Brown community well represented at Long Lake Saturday. Clair Coulter family attended Sunday.
Garris Bravorsa and On spent Sunday at Pas and Mas at Ant ton with Mrs LW from Hast inedexSat the weekend at the farm with his son Harold and family. Baer Mer returned Saturday from Indiana. Mrs Deller missed school Thursday and Friday due to snow. Rev and Mrs Bacer entertain a nurse from Saginaw. Glen Baker weekend at Glen Bower, Sunday in this vicinity. Mrs B Miller and Ira Miller visited Grandma Davis Sunday evening. Next week report on horses given away at Hatton. Stray sheep on our road likely Glen's flock.
The column notes volatile winter weather with 16 below and rapid warm shifts causing illness. It mentions Frank Weaver planning to advertise for nurses and open a hospital, several sick residents, neighbors helping with food, and local social events including a dance at Long Lake and a card party. Mrs. Lee Dysinger and Mrs. Geo Dennis are among those ill.Evert Allen begins gravel screening northwest of Houghton, and the piece notes upcoming church services and a postponed Christian Endeavor gathering.
Ford Harpater Frank Weaver and Playa Herman attended the wood bee for Rev Bar on at the Brown last week Thursday rank and Richard Pinerson attended the event with others.
Clare Michigan regular council meeting approves moving the Herb Allen house on West 6th Street to County Line. Mayor and Clerk authorized to buy a Barton Fire Pumper from Robinson Distributing Co. for 450 dollars with 6 percent interest, due January 1927. Also orders delivery of police badge revolver and handcuffs.
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