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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1929
Page
4
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Various for sale items listed including fur coat good condition inquire at office. Holstein cows from H L Cleveland. Dry hard wood inquire John King. 46 gallon caldron feed cooker with jacket ask QO H Breen. Forty acre Clare area farm near U S 10 Fred Hudson. Majestic range and utensils in excellent condition Mrs Byron Alger. Graham ton truck for trade Thos Nichols Lake George. Honey Fancy comb 20c per lb extracted bulk 12c per lb Jos Grimason. Baby buggy at 306 W 5th St or 124 1512. Loose hay and dry buzz wood Fred Hudon 308 HE jth St. Alpha clovers timothy at warehouse D Ward. Good 90 acre farm near U S 10 Horace Joyner Clare 1512. Several tons loose mixed hay W C Fuller Farwell 1611 BK 7th St. 80 acres two miles from town J S Bicknell. 35 yearling Brown Leghorn hens Mrs Wm Briggs 1 mile west on U S 10.
Mass for Rev. George Flanagan will be held at Foster at 9:00. The service is announced by the Catholic Church with timing noted.
Sabbath School meets every Saturday afternoon at 2:30 PM. The notice highlights the weekly gathering led by the Seventh Day Adventists with emphasis on shared study and fellowship.
St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church led by Pastor Westendorf holds German services at 9 45 p m English services at 10 45 a m and a congregation meeting at 2 00 p m all in the same day.
Reverend H B Johnson leads a 10 15 a m worship service and sermon followed by a 11 15 a m Sunday School session. The notice lists church leadership and worship timings.
Rev A P MacDonald pastor. regular morning service at ten and evening worship at seven. Sunday School at 11 15 led by Miss Laura Thompson superintendent. All members will receive a service pin next Sunday.
Corner listings for Sixteenth and Maple in Laura M McCrea's church. Sunday School at 10:6 and services at 11 Young People's meeting at 6:30 Sunday evening at 7:30. Midweek prayer meeting on Wednesday. Also sale notices include library table, coal range, Durham cow, Leghorn roosters, Jersey heifers and more with addresses and contact persons. Lost Firestone tire noted.
A mixed ad features Orchard Crest Poultry Farm and Hatchery run by Lloyd Tice in Barryton Michigan offering foundation stock and free price tests for profitable chicks. It also lists a real estate exchange by Roscoe Putman and Flint Michigan builder P. Smith for multiple modern houses in Hint Will exchange on farms with stock and tools.
Seventh grade honors go to Hozel and Stottlemyer with notes on improved attendance since Christmas vacation. The week features twenty four perfect spelling papers daily and a spell down planned Friday. Grades four to six report activities in reading, geography, and math with class projects and small celebrations. Highlighted students achieve perfect or near perfect work, tardy improvements, and a fruit shower for Miss Mitchell and Miss Gerow.
A fragmentary diary from Ross Farquhar recounted by a child named Slat. It mixes school, family pranks, jokes about society, bootleg whiskey punishment, skating daydreams, and a northern telephone call about a new baby with a humorous naming twist.
A Fulham England resident known as Jolly Death died recently. Reports note the peculiarity of his unusual Christian name and the trouble it caused, including late night prank calls to his home. One offender was traced after numerous telephone disturbances.
Janet Sparbel stays several days at the Marion Wright home in Clare during his absence. Mr and Mrs Wm Hawkins and family visited Clare parents. Pupils no school two days due to teacher Illness Miss Bellinger. Ward Boody and family from Clare visited A Oliver family. Alice Sparkel visited Hazel Irwin in Farwell. A Purdy couple enjoy a long winter evening with a phonograph. Mrs A Oliver attended H T He Club meeting in Vertich. Mrs Florence Schnider and son Arthur Frederick returned to Detroit after months with A Sharland. Visitors about Myrtle Kratz and Grandma Hager included Arthur Hager Detroit Albert Hager Gladwin Hol Hager Flint and others.
West of the church residents praise plowed roads restoring car use. Local residents note hospital trips for Chas Kleinhardt Jr and Art Rever while Mrs. Herb Himes and others undergo care in Ann Arbor. Church services and Sunday school welcomed. February 26 noted for upcoming visits and attendance.
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