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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1928
Page
5
A household guide describes pumpkin pie with brown sugar cinnamon ginger and cream filling, plus steaming squash and Chicken a la King. Recipes cover crust baking and slow cooking to bring out flavor, with serving ideas and variations for a festive table.
Clare Michigan minutes record regular meeting led by Mayor Thompson. Actions include extending special assessment rolls M-14 and M-20 to March 9 1928, sewer water connection for jail with partial oil payment, acceptance of water and sewer map by Engineer Arthur Johnson, bills referred to finance committee, and adjournment.
A compiled roll of students lauded for perfect attendance across multiple semesters. Names span kindergarten to sixth grade and include students such as Lowell Hering Ruby Callihan Jay Groves Julia Smith Ethel Swinson Betty Green Jean Groves Geneva Huntley Evelyn Larman Billy McAllister Mildred Williams Elizabeth Bruckart Ester Chaffee Hunice Davis Patrica Doherty Ward Feichner Olive Field Lucy Ward Virginia Friz Elizabeth Gordam Dick Groves Dorothy Hales Vera Hendrie Philip Hochstetler Lucy McAllister Roy McAllister Helen Williams Bernice Wild Hilda Biberhart Thelma Brier Jay Hendrie Jean Anderson Marie Bruckart Ellsworth Chaffee Mildred Derby Anna Leis Louise Topps Dale Randall Marion Sutton Veromae Thompson Walter Upthegrove Lawrence Waite Donald Capen Thomas Dwyer Ruby Mountrey Lawrence Jackson Russell Koch Frances Swinson Leslie Shaw Wesley Shaw Mary White Bertie Walters Eugene Wahl Doris Upthegrove Edward Williams Russell Bond Bernard Ackerman Floyd Thompson Verona Bowers Hazel Stottlemyer Maxine Williams.
Fragmentary OCR hints at Napoleon era battles with claims of victories and strategic success. The readable text mentions multiple engagements and a possible overview of triumphs but lacks clear dates or locations.
Fragmentary notes describe early lamp filaments and the use of cotton like materials in early electric lamps. It mentions Bambino pap er and RHE as terms, but details are unclear and garbled.
The article notes cat tails have a strong odor and are not popular for upholstery or mattresses. They are not commercially used in the United States, though in England they were used before kapok arrived from Java.
Fragmentary church notices list Rev. George Flanigan as pastor with 8:00 Mass. A Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School is referenced for Baravily afternoon. OCR text is garbled and local details are uncertain.
Ww Ww Westendorf pastor leads 9 30 a m German service and 10 40 a m English service at St John’s Ev Lutheran Church.
Congregational church lists morning worship and sermon at 10 15 a m with Rev H Be Uohhson as pastor and Sunday School at 1 36 a m. The brief item records the regular weekly timetable.
Pastor Daniels Skanes invites all to Sunday School at 1 00 p m and preaching at 2 00 p m. Everyone is welcome and urged to bring someone along.
At the corner of Sixth and Maple Street the Teeter Pastor leads a welcoming church inviting all to Sunday School at 10:00, preaching at 11:00, Sunday evening service at 7:00, and Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:30.
Methodist Episcopal Church led by Pastor W. W. Hurd announces a combined Evening-Union service on February 12 to support Boy Scout work. A February 19 discussion asks Can a Man Be Saved outside the Church. The Auxiliary hosts a These Bones Remember the Birthday dinner next Wednesday at six.
Morning Divine worship and music announced for next Sunday at ten. Sunday School at 11 15 led by Miss Laura Thompson. Baptist Young People’s Union meets at six led by Mrs Myrtie Wilson with invitation to all unused. Evening union service at seven at the Methodist church. Prayer service Wednesday at seven led by the pastor.
A 50 prize offers Michigan farmers or family members who suggest the best title for a 20 member beet growers group. Selections based on yield per acre sugar content and efficiency. contest runs Feb 1 to June 1. Mail suggestions to C J Oviatt at Michigan State College Lansing.
A centuries old practice in St Pauls Cathedral London presents a bottle of sherry to the clergy delivering the Sunday morning sermon. The wine is a gift from the city corporation.
The tale traces movable type from China to Europe with Guttenberg central to its spread. By 1460s the printing press rose to prominence, duplicating and improving the craft and driving a global diffusion of the technology.
Mr and Mrs H B Giers and Jamy spent the weekend at her parental home. Sunday visitors at Mrs Raymond's included Mrs J Bennett, Robert H Bennett, and three children. Catherine Butters helps Mrs Tryon as Mr Pryon is no better. Mrs Bennett visiting daughter Mrs J Raymond for a few days.
The house on the Leonard McNeil farm where Jack Ranner and family resided for years burned last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Reaper saved almost all belongings from downstairs. George Shilling and family recently moved to James Schofield’s rented farm. Mrs Fred Ruégsegger visited Chase Hames, Arthur Humphrey aided Henry Humphrey in declining health, and Mrs Roy Davis near Brinton is very low.
Colonville Sunday School drew a good crowd with plans to welcome more attendees next week. The article lists visitors and residents visiting relatives, notes a funeral sermon by Rev. Bates, and extends sympathy to the family of the late Mrs. Mary Teale.
Mrs Vernon Grange and Mr and Mrs Walter White visited at his sister Mrs Cecil Allen in Coldwater Sunday. Erwin and Lillian Martz from Reed City dined with Geo Ackerman Friday. Leda returned home after a week. Bert Reason of Owosso and his sister visited B A Sanborn in Reed City. Bertha Ulrich Bessie Dalton and Grace Ackerman attended Mr Pleasant on business. Chas Norton visited Saginaw for medical care. Gertrude Dennis of Flint and Frank Marshall of Pontiac spent Sunday here. Fred Erwin and son visited the Wing family in Rosebussy. Lena Brewer and Forest joined John Norton at Clare. Clarence Ramey family spent Sunday with Eli Ramey in Clare. Reese from Owosso and Miss Reese from Grand Rapids were guests at B A Sanborn home. Win Kapplinger of Grant township visited sister Long Brewer Monday. Mary Smith was taken to Bay City hospital Monday with her mother Mrs Mason Smith. For lecture hour Monday Roll call My Most Useful Labor Saver Reading Walter White. Three Minutes Pats on How to Manage a Husband in the Home Sisters Lone Grange Talks on What to Do Until the Doctor Goes. Concussions Groups Poisoning Malnting Sisters Mary Brooks Lead Brewer Nellie White and Bessia alton in charge of a surprise feature.
Brankie and friends attended a Saturday event in Evart along with Mrs. Finch and Mr. W. The gathering drew neighbors for an informal meeting and social time.
The notice lists a series of social visits and well wishes. It mentions Mrs Rhodes illness and a desire for her speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs Von Walters of Mr Pleasant visited Mr and Mrs Geo Walters. Mr and Mrs Oman visited Mr and Mrs Birdsall. Mr and Mrs Chas Kleinhart visited Mr and Mrs Chas Van Denburg.
North west Greenwood Orvil Billsby is ill with Dr Lamb of Farwell attending. Mr and Mrs H B Jones were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Andrew Vandewood of Marion. Neighbors gathered at the Shimmer home for an evening of music and cards with sandwiches cake and coffee. Robert and Charles Jones visited in Harrison. Ira Shimmel visited Abe Van Buskirk. Mrs Violet Cole of Saginaw visited her father A Burrel and her son Wallace. Crows appear signaling early spring.
Sunday reports from Arthur Center note Mr and Mrs Ralph Shull visiting Wm Bruckart in Sheridan. Josephine and Ruth Lumley welcomed as new Sunday School scholars. The flu affecting several locals prompts a temporary school reopening after a one and a half week closure.
Southeast Sheridan Joel Dagger remains in bed after last week’s mistake while Dorothy Randle is away in Detroit. Multiple families, including the Densmore, Macklem, and Gerow households, host relatives. newborn Howard Gail at the Mack Jem home. Mrs. McDonald of Flint visits Roscoe Smiths. Carl Langin and others cut wood and seek work in Flint. many Sunday calls and help for ill relatives are noted across Pontiac and Loomis.
Sunday features Brown Corners social, a Balmoral farm purchase of a purebred Ayrshire cow by Kenneth Coulter and schoolmates recalling a 11th birthday. Community updates include nursing shifts for Geo Wilcox Ira Miller and Miss Bellinger at home, Desiers buying a new piano, and Fred Maxwell’s death.
Wenry and Thomas Bhatles attended a party at Mrs Loars near Bard on Wednesday night. The column lists visits by numerous residents across the week including Mrs Artie Carncross helping meals for hay bailers and neighbors in the Brown and Blystone families.
A fragmentary item lists Mrs Glen and Mrs John Rhodes among local figures with scattered phrases about a tour and a supervisor. The text is incomplete but indicates a social round or visit with references to Marincon Newman and Leo Spriiger.
Fragmentary OCR item from a historical page references barley oats vealoo hides with unclear context. No identifiable people organizations places dates or events readable.
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