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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1926
Page
4
A nostalgic ad lists everyday prices for tomato soup VanGamps meat, Alaska salmon and peas, prunes, soap, and pasta. It notes Grennan's cakes fresh daily with the slogan Every Bite a Delight and announces evening hours until 7 30.
Mr and Mrs Ray Wy Kibbon of Beaverton hosted visitors on Sunday at Smiths home. Mr and Mrs Dan Mitchell of Midland stayed several days with sister Mrs OC Smith. A party was hosted at James Gerow s Friday night with a fine time reported. Mrs Roscoe Smith and daughter traveled to Ann Arbor last week for hospital visit.
Leonard Eagle, oldest son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Catton, was taken to a Bay City hospital for appendicitis and is reported to be recovering well. Otto Kleiner Jr grandson of Mr and Mrs Henry Kleiner died Saturday after two days with pneumonia. The family leaves for Pontiac after the funeral plans, with community sympathy extended. Nash and Mrs Hutchinson visited Plint over the weekend as revival meetings continue with large crowds and strong interest.
Dover residents report pleasant winter conditions and good road travel. Ford Harpster ferries a sleighful to Hagle church for Sunday services. Meetings provide spiritual uplift with high attendance. Wm Henderson and wife enjoy a new two door sedan. Glenn Lower and Floyd Weaver drive to Flint. A Harrison dance drew many attendees. Several neighbors visit Mrs. Geo Dennis who is improving. No preaching next Sunday due to Hagle revivals. Weaver and Mann Siding neighbors receive thanks for sympathy and hospitality.
Brand reports the death of Mrs. John Greer and extends sympathy to Mr. Greer. The notice describes her as a friend in need and in death, reflecting on the community’s sorrow and support.
The community mourns the death of a cousin Weney Windgarden who was killed at Eatynadale on Saturday evening. Sympathy goes to NG, Mrs Glenn Blystone and family.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Roberts and family visited his brother Frank Roberts and family. Thurman Robinett and H C Mickle were to Clare. Mr and Mrs Lester Allen spent Wednesday with sister Mrs Charles Russel. Glen Blystone visited Sunday with Earl Cradit and Vern Haines to Clare with beans. Blystone dined with Presleys. Leo Spunger puts up ice this week. Vern Haines and Arthur Barone attended church at Eagle Sunday evening. Milo Robinett of Grant brought sheep to feed the farm. Mrs John Rhodes visited Mrs Acre Tuesday. Blystone and family spent Wednesday with Mrs Pudvay and others at Pope sale west of Mt Pleasant. Neighbors are putting up ice in Mrs Acres ice house. Robinett leads to D W Comer’s for wood. Eli Spunger visiting Saginaw. Mrs R Carr reported poorly.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Barwell trains and Pere Marquette line with unclear times and a Sunday exception. It lists numbers 10:89 and 16:09 and references Ann Arbor Booth and Barwell.
Mrs Henry House pastor will lead Sunday School at 1 30 p m Junior church at 2 30 p m and afternoon services at 4 30 p m Evening worship at 7 30 p m Prayer meeting every Tuesday held at her home Everyone welcome to attend.
A historic church sermon urges society to value religion as a foundation of peace and justice. The notes detail Sunday services at 10:00 and 7:00, Sunday School at 11:00, and midweek activities. Local movements include club events, travel talks, and hospital visits, with numerous town residents mentioned in ongoing social notices.
Washington reports the conference committee of the Senate and House has reconciled all differences on the tax reduction bill. The plan lowers rates, raises personal exemptions, and repeals estate and capital taxes while imposing new surtaxes. If approved by both houses and President Coolidge, the measure will cut income taxes and begin phased reductions next year, with broader relief including a flat 25 percent earned income deduction and lower alcohol taxes.
Catholic parish announces Mass at 8 00 am led by Rev George Fladagan pastor in the church.
Rev B Johnson pastor leads morning worship with sermon titled Storm Warnings at 10 15 a m. Sunday school at 11 15 a m led by Mrs Ada Hochatetler. Evening service and Christian Endeavor at six p m led by Miss Laura Thompson.
Rev. A. P. McDonald led morning sermon on Clipping the binding bandages. Sunday School at 11:30 a.m. Miss Mary Gilmore supervised. Evening service at 7:00 p.m. Eight new members welcomed during the solemn gathering.
Fragmentary text hints at reflections on pride and innocence, with references to rusting figs and fetters. The source presents a poetic fragment noting laughter at rattling chains and a call to remember past innocence amid present restraint.
Pastor U S Whitehead invites strangers to attend services at 10:00 a m Sunday School 11:00 a m preaching Look unto Abraham your father and seven things you can see Isaiah 51 2 Morning sermon Evening service 7:00 p m subject unannounced Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 Sewing Circle meets next Wednesday at Mrs Davis Maple street south of the creek Everyone welcome
March events list for Lutheran church includes German language Lent services on March 6 and 17 at 7 30 p m English midweek service March 10 and 7 30 p m and English Sunday school March 7 10 a m Choir practices Wednesdays at the parsonage with English and German language services noted.
J A Hanes pastor leads Sunday School at 10 60 a m and Bible class at 11 00. evening service at 7 00. Bible study Tuesday 7 31 at J A Allen home. Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30 at the church. Gilmore F M Church holds 10 00 Sunday School and 11 00 preaching. Weidman F M Church preaches at 3 00. Everyone welcome.
The Methodist Church at 107 East 7th Street Clare lists services led by Pastor Edward T. Smith with class and preaching times. Haworth League activities, Sunday School details, and prayer meetings are noted. Regional civic news covers the Macomb County Chamber of Commerce formation and Detroit growth into Macomb county. Grand Rapids reports electoral petition issues and proposed recounts with village caucus debates.
The House committee approves a five member Federal Radio Commission replacing nine. Vice President Dawes launches a 2 million dollar drive for Philippines wall projects. General Pershing enters Walter Reed for weeks of medical exams. Senate passes its third deficiency bill totaling about 426 million dollars. House committee hearings on Dickinson farm relief set for March 1 to tackle surplus crops.
Miners return to work in Scranton after signing an anthracite contract that provides a five-year wage scale. The agreement ends months of labor disruption and sets pay terms for the industry.
The government enforces constitutional provisions to keep all instruction in Mexico City schools nonreligious as Catholic colleges continue to close.
The listing shows J. E. Doherty Undertaking offering plumbing and heating repairs with a gas range valued at $60.00, a 24 inch sample furnace at $250.00, and a 12.50 40.00 item. Domestic services priced for home improvements.
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