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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1930
Page
4
Ann Arbor notices list Farwell Methodist Church service details with Pastor West, sermon on Spiritual Vision at about eleven forty on February 16. Also lists Pere Marquette and Central BAHAR Time schedules for daily services and pastors.
The Church of God lists Sunday School at 730 a m with Pastor Teeter. Preaching at 1130 a m and Evening Service at 780 p m. Prayer meeting is held weekly on Wednesday at 730 p m.
Community notices list Sunday School at 10 30 a m and Bible class changes due to weather. Many short social notes report visits, travel to Flint Bay City Bay City and Saginaw, and hospital stays for several residents. Mary McGoogan wintering in Florida and local church events noted.
Expressions of gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during recent sorrow. The Mary Rassat family notes appreciation and thanks their community for support. Also mentions Fleming Shoe Co. selling women's fancy cloth gaiters at 1.25 dollars as an advertisement.
A fragmented OCR item notes a harvest figure tied to an agricultural program. It mentions a return of money spent and references a department of culture and a Fireside phrase, but the readable text lacks clear dates names or places to confirm specifics.
Mary Updegraff aged 81 longtime resident of Loomis and Farwell died February 2 1930 at her Farwell home. Born October 27 1848 in Circleville Ohio she married twice first to David Shearer then to Peter Rassat. She leaves sixteen grandchildren and eighteen great grandchildren with many relatives attending her service led by Rev. Howard Webster.
The Farwell Woman's Club gathered at Alice Henry's residence with eighteen members answering roll call. Bertha Babcock presented a life of John Greenleaf Whittier, Flora Powell read it well, Jenkie Bingham offered an engaging piece on Interesting People, and Alice Palmer spoke on the American Indian.
An act of Congress freed enslaved people in the District of Columbia on April 16 1862 marking a key step toward nationwide abolition, achieved the following year with the Thirteenth Amendment.
Early combs carved from ivory and amber by ancient peoples of Rome Greece and Egypt are entirely handmade. The engravings on these pieces are valued today as workers art of that period.
The Kansas City Court of Appeals addresses provocation as a factor in self defense. The ruling discusses how a woman’s actions toward her husband may be considered when provocation is sufficient. The case reflects how water may influence judged outcomes in a rural press context.
State briefs report Gar Wood Inc begins production of motor boats at its Marysville plant. Other items note a trap door accident in Lidington. Mrs Catherine Organ dies. Detroit federal agency denies Connell Hunt station permit. various local incidents and state updates on taxes, moose in Chippewa, and Michigan crop honors.
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