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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1930
Page
6
Classified ads list sale items including native breeding ewes, Holstein bulls, Black Percheron traits, and various farm goods. Multiple entries mention contact names such as Geo V Brown Clare Ra and Ernest Kleiner with phone numbers, plus property offers near Dover and Clar a in midwestern towns.
Wanted buyers for automobile and driver insurance policies covering both car and driver. W. S. Teeter, Phone over Citizens Bank. Also seeking good color, first or second cutting, unboiled alfalfa. Interested parties phone W. Fuller. Farwell at once. 1912
The text notes Mass at St. Cecelia's Catholic Church led by Rev. Stanley Morrison at 8 30 oclock.
Sabbath School meets every Saturday morning at 9 30 at 205 East 7th Street. All are welcome to attend and participate in the study and fellowship.
Pastor A. P. MacDonald leads morning worship at ten o'clock with Sunday School at 2:15 led by Miss Laura Thompson, superintendent. Evening service scheduled for seven o'clock.
_Sunday worship at 6.30 AM and 11.00 AM with Sunday School at 9.30 AM. Community service at 10.00 AM. All are welcome. Local church invites parishioners and neighbors to attend prayers and fellowship.
Pastor W. W. Hurd led regular services on March 2 as the church prepared a Pentecostal service echoing the Pentecostal Convention in Grand Rapids. The Aid Society planned a Friday event with Mrs. Snell on East Seventh Street while strong interest continued in Epworth League and the ongoing fundraising and church activities.
Rev Binhammer conducts German service at 9 45 a m with communion. English service continues to 10 45 a m followed by installation of newly elected officers. Sunday School begins after service. Saturday morning at 10 o'clock religious instruction for the confirmation class at the parsonage.
Rev H B Johnson presides at 10:00 a m Sunday School led by N A Biden with an orchestra making its debut at the opening last Sunday. The 11:00 a m worship features the pastor and choir with continued musical selections each Sunday morning.
Laura M. McCrea is pastor at the church inviting all to Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and a 11:00 a.m. sermon on What God Demands regarding the Truth. Mary House, former Farwell pastor, speaks to youths Sunday at 6:30 p.m. with The Good Fight. Midweek prayer Wednesday with Mrs. B. E. Peterson. Thanks for the bake sale success.
A mixed notice offers sheep shearing and tagging services by Roscoe Smith with phone 225821. It also lists upholstery and furniture repair by Chas Corwin with a farewell sign off dated 1912.
Cincinnati Enquirer reports a proposed law requiring taller and business patrons to buy only rear seats in theaters. The plan aims to improve sightlines for others and reduce obstruction during performances.
A reflective aphorism on charity and ingratitude noting that the ungrateful end in misery, as attributed to La Fontaine.
A London hospital recently used direct bloodstream injection of ordinary alcohol as an anesthetic in two operations. The method is credited to a Mexican doctor as its inventor.
A historical note explains the hand as a unit derived from a grown person's hand, with three hands making a foot. It states the hand officially adopted for horses has four inches.
The article advises a proper sleeping posture for health. It promotes placing the right arm behind the body with the torso partly on the side and abdomen slightly elevated for comfort.
Mrs. John Roe of South Grant spent Saturday night and Sunday at her daughter’s home with Mr and Mrs Arling Severson and family. Lucille Roe of South Grant stayed Saturday night with cousin Mary Teale. Mrs Mary Smith had been ill with flu but is recovering. Mr and Mrs Winn Teale and family of West Grant visited at his parental home. Rollit Durham spent a few days last week with his parents, Mr and Mrs Mel Durham.
Walter's of Pratt Corners hosted visitors Friday night at Sam Leichti’s. Mrs Karney Jones of Dansville visited relatives. Mrs Empey stacked wood Monday. Pearl Leichti’s Vernon Hill family visited Sunday at Sam Leichti’s. Harold Sunday and Wm Ulrich Brown Corners were Sunday callers at Burt Rutters. Ray Strouse and spouse celebrated a wedding trip Monday morning. Robert Walters and family of Vernon Hill visited Frank Walters. Many have earned gold stars at Sabbath School attendance in recent Sundays.
Hinkville news records a day trip by Mr and Mrs John Sparbel and Janet to Morley to visit daughter Mrs Paul Manee and family. Janet stays a week. Also noted are visits by A Purdy to Clare to see Geo Jackson, and Jeff Willey and family from Remus with Mrs C Green.
A guide notes that keeping a calf with the cow for a few days helps with udder inflammation but hinders later drinking. If a calf refuses milk, withhold food for 12 hours, then offer warm whole milk weighed into a pail. Milk quantities depend on breed and weight, with general guides for Jersey Guernsey Ayrshire and others.
Readable lists of students by grades show February attendance efforts across first through eighth grades. Notes mention visits by Supt. Kater and Miss Asther Brown, health clinic exams in Battle Creek, and classroom progress from first Readers to long division, with several students achieving perfect or near perfect attendance and spelling milestones.
A 1926 Tunis race noted a camel event with four racers on an 818 mile course. One camel finished in about 8 minutes 40 seconds per mile, under regular supervision.
This note discusses archaic terms like alucotipaup described as a foolish or early person with uncertain origin. It mentions a possible link to a Latin phrase non compos mentis meaning not of sound mind and notes another term limpoop used for a willy person.
A historical note outlines typical sleep disturbances noting an adult sleeper waking about 42 times on average with the most restless, 21 times for the quietest, and about 6 times for the typical sleeper. The wakes are brief and often unnoticed. Dr HM Joti is cited.
Honey first emerged as a household sweetener in recent centuries. It was a luxury until about 200 years ago and not commercially available to the general public until the fourteenth century. Maple sugar existed in parts of North America and was known to indigenous peoples.
A notice invites listeners to hear Pinafore on the radio Wednesday evening March fifth. The message suggests many will enjoy hearing themselves and others sing.
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