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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1928
Page
4
Local column records church topics at Methodist Episcopal in Clare Jan 8 and 15 with sermons on Christ Captain and River of Life. It lists Sunday School and services, plus a long roster of residents visiting, traveling, or sick, including Budgets, new year events, and real estate transfers in Gilmore and Farwell townships.
Elder Harvey De Geer and Pastor KR B McGuire lead Sunday services and social outreach. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Religious service at 7:00 p.m. Women’s Department meets every other Thursday at 2:00 p.m. All are welcome.
The Farwell Woman's Club met December 27 at Mrs. W. C. Fuller’s home. Members presented talks on Holland and Belgium towers, a Christmas story, Chinese women, and Russian music, with visitors from Detroit in attendance and refreshments served by hostesses.
Miss Velma Schofield and Herschel G. Reiss wed in Lowell Michigan at the home of his sister Rev J Luckine officiating. The bride is a longtime Farwell resident and teacher at Tustin. the groom serves on the Grand Rapids police force. They plan to live in Grand Rapids after the school term ends.
Rev. George Flanagan, pastor, will celebrate Mass at 10 00 A M at the local church. The service is open to parishioners and visitors.
Sabbath School sessions hold every Saturday afternoon at 1 4 o clock, inviting members to attend and participate in weekly study and worship activities.
W. W. Westendorf, pastor, leads German service at 9 30 a m and English service at 10 45 a m at St John s Ev Lutheran Church presenting bilingual worship today.
The Free Methodist Daniels Skanes invites Sunday School at 1 00 p m and preaching at 2 06 p m. Everyone is welcome and urged to bring someone.
Rev. H. Johnson will lead 10:15 a.m. morning worship with a sermon by the pastor. Special music will be provided by a double quartette. At 11:15 a.m. Sunday School, Mrs. James Rogers serves as Superintendent.
An invitation from the church at Sixth and Maple Street by Pastor W. S. Teeter. Sunday School at 10:00, preaching at 11:00, Sunday evening service at 7:00. Sewing Circle meets next Wednesday with Mrs. Dave Harger at 7500.
Rev. A. P. MacDonald announces morning worship next Sunday at ten o'clock and an 11 15 Sunday School for a one hour period Evening service follows at seven o'clock Miss Laura Thompson is re elected superintendent for the coming year Let us begin the new year by worshipping in God's House
January 8 text fragment references Christ as Captain and a garden motif. January 15 speaker Mreo Burd listed for an morning session. Evening note suggests a talk titled Not Saved.
The Aid Society meets this Friday at the parsonage. The Sub district Convention convenes January 10 at the church for an all-day session with speakers Rev. Hugh Kennedy, D. D., of Detroit and a missionary from the foreign field. The group covers Clare Isabella and Midland counties.
Shivering around shops as a winter mood settles in. The Xmas program at Allen school drew a fine crowd. Howard Matthews and family visited his mother Christmas. Mrs. Jessie Mathews regains health at her parents. Joe Manwaring of Ohio stayed with his mother and brother Charles. The Fenskee family enjoys their new home. Mortamer Shea and family greet a new radio for world news. Edith Kistler returns from Pontiac to home. Heirholzer boys spend holidays at home. Sam Leichti family hosted Christmas gatherings. Twenty five relatives shared Christmas dinner at Bodkins home with Teales and Gerows from Flint, Mt. Pleasant, Clare, Saginaw, and more. Condolences go to Mrs. L. J. Teed on her husband’s death.
Central Sheridan and Pontiac are noted as destinations for holiday visits. Families including Clutes and Gerows hosted relatives during Christmas with extended travels to Alma Harrison Clare and Sherman City for gatherings and vacations.
A distinguished educator and polemicist visited the office and voiced a striking remark that stirred thought among many. He compared his stenographer to a rare diamond, praising the skill of knowing when to remain silent.
A European art similar to Japanese jiu jitsu circulated in the 1600s. Nicholas Peters published in Amsterdam in 1674 a book titled The Art of Wrestling and How One Can Protect Against Attacks, explaining principles to repel opponents with agility and science.
A terse classified item notes upcoming liner ads with rapid response expected. Details are sparse as readable text emphasizes timing and quick execution for next week.
For Sale for Rent Wanted Lost Found classified item reads as a listing style notice. It includes brief phrases likely indicating goods services or notices and uses abbreviated language typical of old local advertisements. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable in the fragment.
Multiple sale notices include three shoats from C. L. Smith at Clare Creamery, one horse wagon for Q. J. Sipe, a cheap crib, 618 McEwan St, 260 breeding ewes owned by Robert Shull near Cornwell farm, a registered yearling Shorthorn bull by G. R. Bogan, assorted hay by D. Ward, 37 ewes to lamb in April plus sleighs from J. D. McConnell, and a house for sale or rent on East 6th Street by Leon Gleason.
Legals notice announces a mortgage default by William H Smith and Emma Smith on a Clare County Michigan property tied to Perry D Brown. It states the sale at public auction on March 28 1928 at 1 PM at the Harrison courthouse to cover the owed amount 5325 dollars plus 35 dollar attorney fee and costs.
For service registered, Chester Whitebear listed with nickname Rosebush Boy and reference to Henry Fuster Sr, R-6 in a fragmented community notice.
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