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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1930
Page
5
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The Catholic church announces Mass at 8 30 this morning led by Pastor Rev Stanley Morrison at St Cecilia's parish.
The Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath school meets every Saturday morning at 9:80 o'clock at 206 East 7th Street. Everyone is welcome.
Rev C Binhammer pastor leads services at St John’s Evangelical Lutheran in German at 9 45 am and in English at 10 45 am with notice on the first page referencing further details of services.
Rev A P MacDonald conducts morning worship at ten o'clock with Sunday School at 11 15 under Miss Laura Thompson as superintendent. Evening services follow at seven o'clock.
Pastor H B Johnson preaches at 11 00 a m in a worship service with special choir music after Sunday School at 10 00 a m led by N A Elden as superintendent.
The Methodist Episcopal Church led by Pastor W. W. Hurd announces regular services on February 16 with morning worship at ten o'clock and Sunday School at eleven thirty. The Aid Society meets Friday with Mrs. Rose Eberhart on East Fourth Street.
Sunday School at 10 30. Community service at 11 00. Laura M McCrea, Pastor, invites all to the church at Sixth and Maple. 11 00 service titled The Never Changing Christ. 6 30 Young Peoples meeting led by Lotan McCrea in old fashioned school format. 7 30 evening service with Prof E S Peterson music. Notable features The Pleading Soul by two young girls and the choir and Rock of Ages in five arrangements. Wednesday evening led by Dave Harger.
Wanted good house in 2nd or 3rd ward price around 2000 or 2560 by W. S. Teeter. WANTED ROOM AND BOARD in modern home by a young man state price address to Clare Sentinel. WANTED men and boys interested in saving money to take advantage of Fleming Shoe Co big sale starting Saturday morning.
Attractive offer to right party to represent high class automobile policy. must have best of reference. Write or phone Fred Hire, district supervisor Michigan Mutual Liability Co., 506 Second National Bank Bldg., Saginaw Michigan. Also selling horse 12 years old for trade for pigs or hay near Rosebush.
Experiments show knotty boards absorb shocks better than clear boards due to greater flexibility. As a result their use in box making is rising.
The piece notes that slightly curved lips signal gravity and responsibility while sharply turned down corners imply gloom. It suggests both men and women with strongly downturned mouths are seen as killjoys or wet blankets.
In Thrift Magazine Frank Thayer notes a chance visit by an uncle steered Isaac Newton toward the university and the study of mathematics, helping launch his enduring scientific fame.
Charles Crite, a California farmer, had a tire blowout on a gravel road. Inspecting the puncture, he found a gold nugget in the tire. He sold the nugget to a jeweler and used the money to buy an inner tube.
Fifth graders send flowers to Miss Reagan in hospital and begin letter writing. Fourth grade notes seat changes and a Lincoln themed room with pictures and a program planned in the auditorium. Students study Lincoln in language and reading, memorize The Song of the Flag, prepare valentines, and mark Abraham Lincoln's birthday with songs and a home flag project.
Michigan rose to 13th in national oil output in 1928 and produced about 5 million barrels in 1929, with a high daily well average behind California Texas and Colorado. March 16 is the closing date for the Forest Fire Prevention Poster Contest with prizes for high and grade schools, rules distributed statewide. Lawrence Boyd and John Boyd of Mt Clemens pleaded guilty in Macomb County Circuit Court to pheasant law violation, each fined 75 dollars and 12.40 dollars court costs. The ad promotes dress footwear at Fleming Shoe Co.
The European Starling is discussed as a common household bird in Europe and America. The article notes its spread from near Washington DC to eastern states, its noisy flocks displacing other birds, and its mixed impact on crops and insects. It mentions calcium cyanide as a poison used to chase or kill roosting birds and recalls personal experiences in Michigan and Massachusetts with starling encounters.
The U S Department of Agriculture promotes late fall and early spring plowing with cultivated row crops over at least three years to eradicate wild garlic. Leaflet 43 L details the method and how to identify garlic and similar plants. Livestock grazing aids control on hard to plow ground, and milk from dairy cows should be flavored-free by removing them from garlicky fields before milking.
Mr and Mrs Leo Springer and daughter visited Sunday with Glen Blystone and family. Clayton Allen came from Lansing to stay with brother Don and family. Mrs Ralph Shull attended the Aid at Mrs Geo Bates. T Robinett family and Mrs F Acre visited Alf Abbott at the Brown. Norman Blystone from Clare spent the weekend at home. Chas Davis and daughter Arvilla visited Russell Davis. Vernell Mickle visited Blystone boys and listened to radio at Glen Blystones Friday night. Clarence Davis and son called at Ralph Shull's. Robinett and Don Allen families took supper with the latter. John Rhodes and family are out from quarantine at last. Mrs Bryan Miller and son Bryan Dy visited Mrs Fr Acre. Verne Hains visited with Jim Griggs family near Colonyville. Bryon Miller and children visited Sunday with his mother J Miller family.
The column lists local weekend visits with the Clemons family in Beaverton, updates on Bernard Allen’s health in Bay City, and visits from Edd Hanes of Farwell. Mr. Bates and son returned home after seeing Bernard, with his mother remaining until Sunday. The Ladies Aid plans to meet with Owen Spink on Thursday.
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