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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
3
Rates listed for mail to U S Canada and Michigan points plus display ads and notices. The paper invites probate notices through Judge Dorsey and offers liners locals and job printing services with headings.
Pastor Chas Kleinhardt invites worshippers for Sunday services with Sunday School at 10 30 a m preaching at 11 30 a m and evangelistic 7 30 p m Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 8 00 p m The revival ended weeks ago with 14 conversions About fifty attended last week Visitors included Rev Henry Roland from Detroit and many local families marked by New Year greetings and community notices.
Roy M. Busler, pastor, invites worshipers to a 10:30 sermon on Old Paths and New Tasks. The message emphasizes walking the old ways while facing new duties and the hopeful outcomes of courage, and a 11:45 Sunday School stresses cooperation among teachers, pupils, and parents to build a strong, shared program.
Mrs Cy Carey and family list trips and visits across Michigan and nearby states. Max Carey, Tom Hecker, Madeline Jean Hecker, Dorothy Lepley, Leonard Schwanz, Emma Hoag, Helen Fanning, and others are noted visiting relatives or returning home from trips to Detroit, Flint, Saginaw, Mt Pleasant, Gladwin, Clare, Ypsilanti, Cadillac, and Chesaning.
Michigan lawmakers approve a bill by Rep. Oscar Hull enabling up to 20 million in tax delinquency bonds for Detroit to meet debt obligations. The act sets bonds at up to one percent of assessed value when indebtedness limits are exceeded or delinquency hits 30 percent in a year. A pamphlet detailing the act will be issued with stiff covers and no cloth binding. A historic note recounts the 1879 bookcase discovery of two pages from the Traverse Bay Eagle dated December 20, 1878.
The House approved the Philippine Independence Bill by 171 to 16 and sent it to the President for approval. The measure envisions independence after a constitution is approved by the President and a majority of voters in a future plebiscite, with a transition period restricting Philippine imports and tariffs. The speaker argues independence will benefit both nations and American farmers through tariff shifts and a stronger sugar industry.
Local residents share visits and moving news, with relatives and friends from Sag inaw Rosebush Cole man and Vernon Hill frequenting homes on Hill. Many guests attend meals and gatherings while newer marriages debut in the area.
The New York Anti-Vivisection Society awarded a hero medal to Seot tie the collie who led his blind student at Columbia University to his classes for three summers. The medal bears the inscription Always True Hearted and admits the dog’s owner to the Legion of Hero Dogs, a select group of about fifty members.
Lansing residents Mr and Mrs Ernest Shepperd and family visited with Mrs Hendry and relatives. Michigan travelers from Saginaw Clare Owosso and Mt. Pleasant joined Mr and Mrs Durfee and Leo Hendry for weekend gatherings. A surprise party for Correna Harvey Monday night drew many attendees.
Winterfield residents share holiday visits with relatives in Flint Ann Arbor and Lansing. The community extends sympathy to the Gay family after Stanley Gay was killed in an auto accident near Pontiac. he had lived in Winterfield.
Mr and Mrs Wm Irwin and son Tueonard spent Christmas with their Flint relatives including M E Lucy and family and visited Rob Irwin. Several families from Flint Farwell Owosso Port Huron and Gilmore shared Christmas and New Year gatherings with local residents. The next Parent-Teachers program directed by Polly Owen Margaret Flynn and Martha Irwin is set for January 27.
A historical note explains that paddy is the term for unhulled rice whether growing or harvested, detailing usage in farming language and classification of crop stages.
Mr and Mrs Truman Smith along with Harry Schug Roy Schug and others attended a surprise party for Dilmar Geissler of Barryton last Tuesday night. Miss Frances Dimean of Fowlerville visited the O Connor school the same evening.
Herbert Hillard and two Ionia visitors called on his parents the Hillards Sunday. Arling Severson and family joined Wm Zincer and kin for New Year dinner. Laurence Teale stayed with Wim Teale in Hinkleville. Ralph Shull and Max dined with Brackart family. Zincer and Severson sisters hosted gatherings. Teale and Allen relatives visited Eagle and Hinkleville households.
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