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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1930
Page
5
Fred Hudson offers a Nash Six sedan and loose hay one mile east of Clare. D Crouse lists two 1 2 lots with room house near Main Street city center and about 10 acres opposite the house on U S 10 pavement. All must be sold within 60 days to raise money.
Wanted five or six room house in First Ward near W 8S. Contact Teeter at phone 89 for details.
Catholic church at Cecelia's hosts Rev. Stanley Morrison as pastor with service at 10 30 oclock.
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a Saint John’s item with unclear attribution or subject, leaving the precise event, person names, dates, or organizations unreadable. The readable terms suggest a local focus but lack concrete details to form a full summary.
Sabbath School held every Saturday at 9:30 morning at 205 East 7th Street. All are welcome to attend and participate in activities and teachings.
The article lists church activities with morning worship at ten, Sunday School at 11 15 led by Miss Laura Thompson as superintendent, and evening services at seven. The tone mirrors a local notice of weekly religious events.
The Aid Society gathers Friday with Mrs. Gerow on Seventh Street East. The Auxiliary meets next Wednesday at the parsonage. The Epworth League thrives with over sixty present last Sunday. Miss Waggoner leads the meeting next Sunday evening.
The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints invites the community to Sunday services at the I O O F hall. Sunday School begins at 10 30 and community service at 11 00 with a cordial welcome to all.
The Rev. H. B. Johnson serves as pastor. Sunday School at 10 90 a m led by N A Elden, Superintendent. Worship service at 11 a m includes a sermon by the pastor and choir performance.
At Sixth and Maple Laura M McCrea pastor hosts Sunday service with a 630 Young People's playlet Christ or the World led by Jack Van Sieklen. Evening service at 730 titled Sin's Dominion. Weekday service led by Mrs Arthur Parish. February 16 features music by Prof W S Peterson including The Pleading Soul and Rock of Ages performances.
Clare county prepares for a Citizens Military Training Camps enlistment drive approved by area Commanders. Committeemen and medical examiners are named, with a five enlistment quota and a push to meet or raise it if nearby counties lag.
The text notes St Augustine, Florida as the oldest U.S. city, founded by Europeans and continuously occupied since 1565. It also mentions Santa Fe, New Mexico as the second oldest, founded by the Spanish around 1605 at a site of a deserted pueblo.
Local ad lists special prices for assorted meats and sausages. Includes pot roast at 12 13 cents per pound, liver sausage, pure pork sausage, and assorted wings priced for two pounds as a bundle.
Mrs. Fred McGuire visited our room last Thursday morning. Students made designs in art on Tuesday and attached notes about classroom items. Bert Ann Sutton is back in school after illness causing absence.
The writer describes life in Stockholm Sweden as a visiting architecture fellow with the Royal Swedish Academy of Fine Arts. He notes climate food customs and holidays including Sancia Day and Halloween and observes local urban development culture and social behavior while detailing academic and professional engagements and impressions of Sweden.
An upholsterer from Farwell, Chas Corwin, holds a diverse coin hoard with pieces dated from 1749 to 1918. The assortment includes a large 4 philling coin, Queen Victoria dated 1797, upper Canada half penni es, Dutch and French coins, Mexican and Chinese pieces, and several worn copper coins with illegible dates.
Michigan State College Animal Husbandry Extension announces the Wolverine Lamb Crop contest to test and improve lamb production. Flocks with 20 or more ewes may enroll, keep birth and final weight records, and submit a short management report. Enrollment details available from the County Agricultural Agent at Harrison.
Personal letter excerpt from Dale A. White reflecting on two past comparisons and describing an interesting opportunity. The author hopes the impressions explain life here and signs off sincerely.
Catalogue style ad lists Light House Coffee equal to another cup 39¢ ib Palm Olive Soap 3 for 20c for school girl complexion. Pioneer macaroni spaghetti or noodles 19¢ boxes. Peanut butter 16 oz barrel jars 18¢ each. Light House Préserv pineapple 2% sliced 23c each. Crisco fat 2c per lb. Glee Silver Bell soap 25c per bar.
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