Religious notices from Clare area churches
An item listing activities at Clare churches includes Mass at St Cecilia's led by Rev. Stanley Morrison at 8 30, Seventh Day Adventist at Gosgrove Home 205 E 7th St Sabbath School 1 30, St John's Evangelical Lutheran with German service at 9 45 and English at 10 45, Latter Day Saints at T C O F Hall Sunday School 10 30 and community service 11, preaching by Hitler G Burt Beaverton 8, Congregational with 10 15 service and 11 30 school. prayer for Geneva Disarmament Conference urging Christian unity.
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Gosgrove Home
E. 7Th St
ST. John’s EV
G. Binhammer
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
T. C. Oo. F. Hall
Hitler G. W. Burt
Beaverton
Morning Worship and Sunday School Schedule
Morning worship at 8:00 a.m. Sunday school begins at 9:10 a.m. The pastor's topic Sunday will be Singing Through the Low Mood. A study of the prophecy of Habakkuk.
Church Event Notices at Southeast Sheridan
Church of God led by Daisie M. Bruckart hosts school at 10:00 a m with Ed gar Van Sicklen as superintendent Morning worship at 11:00 a m Young People meet at 7:00 p m led by Vera B Peterson Evening service at 8:00 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 3:00 p m Sewing Circle Wednesday p m Southeast Sheridan Church School 2:30 p m Cora Wilson superintendent We welcome you
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Church School
Ed. Johnston
Geneva
Church OF God
Daisie M. Bruckart
Edgar van Sicklen
Vera B. Peterson
Sewing Circle
Southeast
Sheridan Church
Cora Wilson
Urgent Christian Work Promoted By Pastor Stroup Service
Rev. Chas. Stroup urges believers to rally in urgent Christian work as world slips. Worship at ten, one hour of song prayer and study. Youth program at 11 15 led by Miss Laura Thompson superintendent. Evening service at 7 30.
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Chas. Stroup
What God Means to Me and India Faces Forward
A pastor outlines two months of focused readings and talks for the average parishioner. The series opens next Sunday at 10:00 a.m. with What God Means to Me, followed by church school, Epworth League study on India, and mid week Sermon on the Mount interpretation led by the pastor.
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God
Epworth League
India
Dr. Jones
Richard
Bogardus
Well Known Carpenter Dies at Saginaw Saturday
Joseph Cradit aged eighty one years died at his son Levi Cradit's Saginaw home last Saturday morning. Funeral services will be from the home Friday morning with burial in Midland cemetery. He spent many years in the area and was widely known for the carpenter trade. His nephews Wade Cradit and Harl Cradit and their families of Arthur attended.
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Joseph Cradit
Levi
Saginaw
Midland Cemetery
Cradit
Wade
Harl Cradit
Arthur
Clare Sentinel Want Ad Promises Effective Results
A Clare Sentinel notice touts the reach of its classified want ads to help readers obtain results for any need. The ad emphasizes broad reach, practical listings, and reader usefulness.
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Clare Sentinel
Bargain Food Shop Ads with Bulk and Packaged Goods
Local advertisement lists low prices on grocery items including pancake flour 15¢ with $1.50 purchase, oats, canned beans, corn, peanuts, Star brand milk and cocoa, Kellogg’s cornflakes, jelly powder, Alaska salmon, Old Dutch Cleanser, and P&G soap. Emphasizes cash sales and promotional limits.
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van Pork&Beans
Spring Valley
Pioneer
Feet for Fingers Little Effie and Mrs Swallow
Effie Elf visits Mrs Chimney Swallow and learns how the swallow uses feet as fingers to build a nest. Mrs Swallow explains glue from her beak and how her chicks are taught to fly while shrieking at the nest top. Effie admires the nest and the swallow family.
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Efie Elf
Mrs. Shwallow
Effie Elf
Mrs. Swallow
Sifsie Elf
Effie
Ettie Elf
Effie Gil
Common Council Meets in Clare January 4 1932
City of Clare holds regular meeting led by Mayor R I Hetler with aldermen Archambault Bayes Detwiler Forbes Hachmuth Pettit present and others absent. Bills referred to Finance Committee and adjournment authorized after approving December minutes.
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Common Council
City of
Clare
R.I. Hetler
Ald
Arehhambault
Bayes
Detwiller
Forbes
Hachmuth
Pettit
Ald. Detwiller
Finance Committee
E. A. Anderson
Clare Hdwe. Co
Aesun
Lewis Kovic
Bt Consumers Power Co
Ceme- Trin
Consumers Power Co
City Wed
Winltem
Wpeeeaee
Enone
Roy Robbins
William Leis
Pena Eenes
Ira Hitchcock
Tabor
Emn
Thos. Abbott
Wesley Snider
Fred Markell
Clare Fire Dept
Clare Sentinel
Clare H Elevator Co
Clare’s
Alderman Bayes
Alderman Pettit
T. Carl Holbrook
R. I. Hether
Russell Ato Yard
Geo
Cameron Fire
Julius
Detwiler
Archambault
Hether
Potatoes and Mud: A Clever Student's Reply
A teacher asks Johnny what he would say if she arrived with mud on her hands. Johnny answers politely that he would ask how she enjoyed helping her mother dig potatoes. The remark preserves a humorous clash between adult expectations and a child's practical wit.
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Johnny
Solin
Odd Kitchen Exchange Cited In Brooklyn Eagle
A brief quoted exchange shows a warning and a playful meal remark in a Brooklyn Eagle snippet. The dialogue features a narrator asking for apples and a partner responding with thanks and a note about eating them.
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Nother
Brooklyn Eagle
Phrase Crafting From A Classroom Exchange
A teacher asks Willie to use the word scum in a sentence. Willie replies with a definition refuse and then provides a sentence claiming someone scams to answer a letter. The exchange reflects classroom wordplay and language use.
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Willie
Cross Marks the Spot in a cryptic classroom note
A fragmentedOCR style line hints at a playful or cryptic exchange between characters including Jimmy and a teacher. The garbled text suggests a whimsical or coded message rather than a clear event with dates or places.
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Mother-Weil
Jimmy
Mimmy
Thunderstorm Patterns at Sea Described
A brief weather note explains sea thunderstorms are less violent than on land due to heat buildup mainly at the surface and cooler air aloft, with storms seldom intensifying near waves.
Immense Meteorite Found in Tanganyika Region
A land surveyor in Tanganyika South Africa reports discovering the largest Tiekearite meteorite to date. The iron and nickel mass weighs about eighty tons and is described as immense and heavy.
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Tanganyika
South Africa
Indians Fight Telegraph Lines in Plains Fort Laramie Talks
A historical account describes Native tribes opposing telegraph and railroad expansion on the plains. Chiefs Red Cloud and Spotted Tail meet at Fort Laramie to compare notes, then abandon attacks on lines as Union Pacific construction proceeds and relations with white settlers improve.
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Tail
Fort McPherson
Red Cloud
Fort Laramie
Spotted Trail
Union Pacific
Spotted Tail
Tidal Phenomena in Gulf of Mexico
The Gulf generally experiences two high and two low tides daily but diurnal inequality has grown so pronounced that the semi diurnal tide is nearly extinguished in inner gulf regions. Variations in tidal patterns occur worldwide.
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Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
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