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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1938
Page
5
The Clare Sentinel lists mailing rates for Michigan and U S points, display advertising terms, liner and reading notices per line, fillers and headings charges, and 25 cent cards of thanks. It requests readers to ask Judge Wylie to arrange probate notice printing by the paper.
Local church listings detail Sunday School times and worship services across multiple congregations including Catholic, Lutheran, Adventist, Nazarene, and Methodist. Notable entries include St. Cecilia's Mass at 10:30 and St. John’s English service at 10:45, Loomis and Brown Corners church activities, and Herrick community gatherings through January 12.
Church announces regular gatherings led by H L Cleveland. Services include 11:15 worship, 16:15 church school with Vera B Peterson as superintendent, Sunday 7:45 p.m. worship, and Wednesday 7:45 p.m. prayer meeting.
Rev Albert Dawe leads worship at 10 16 with sermon The Excellency of the Spirit Special choir music at 11 30 Church School led by Mrs Harold Fleming Visitors and new residents are welcomed to worship with us.
The church announces the Sunday Lesson Sermon on January 9 focusing on the Sacrament with the golden text from 1 Corinthians 10 16 about the cup of blessing and communion. The service highlights spiritual unity and sacred symbols in worship.
A. D. Telcer, pastor, invites worshipers at Dover Tabernacle and the Baptist Church to Sunday services at 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with sermons on A Rich Man Who Had No Money and Where Do You Live. includes Sunday School sessions, prayer and praise, and evening gospel service.
Readers letters of general interest reach the editor for potential printing. Space limits decide which items appear, with selections reflecting community concerns.
George and Bernice Wells describe citrus acreage in Pasco and Pagee County hills with a private lake and fruit groves. They note Clare ties, Bernice as Lansing State Journal editor, and invite Malcolm Feighner to the Taft Highway Association meeting in Dade City on January 28 and 29.
A string of local visits and greetings fill Rosebush notes. Thos and Mrs McConnell returned to Detroit while Mary Louise went to Grand Blanc after time with Mrs Dan McConnell. Ina Bullard visited Beaverton and Midland relatives. Frank Vargo stayed with his aunt and uncle in East Chicago. Mrs George Nolan at Mt Pleasant General Hospital shows slight improvement. Miss Black and Miss Velma Coyne traveled to Saginaw after holidays with Daniel Coyne family. Edith Cameron of Chicago visits locals for two weeks. Nan Allen and children had New Year dinner at Barnhard home. Ed Graham traveled to Ann Arbor for medical aid. Narine’s tenth birthday celebrated at Mrs Claude Bullard’s with gifts. Sunny Sewers met at Phyllis Denton’s. next at Ellen Lynch’s. Jean McFarlane stayed with aunt H O Beutler. Al Cook of Grand Rapids visited Frank Lynch on New Year’s Day. Earl Stanton and baby Terry spent part of last week with Rev J W Stanton. Mrs Tim Regan at Mt Pleasant General Hospital. Supt T White and son Gerald of Shepherd dined with Rev J W Stanton on New Year’s Eve.
Roy Woodworth and family hosted and visited relatives over the weekend and midweek. Several households from Free land Manistee Alma Flint Mt. Pleasant Saginaw and Wobly are listed as spending time with the Bergey and Musser families including Bert Bergey Charles Taylor and Mrs Eid Wobly.
Frank Babcock, father of Mrs Powell, died at Farwell on Saturday. A sleet storm left roads icy and trees coated as students enjoyed a week off. Mrs Chas Mulberg remains critically ill. Numerous visits and small-town events mark the holiday period across Farwell Hamilton Center and surrounding homes, with several weddings anniversaries and family gatherings noted.
A small group gathered at the Krocker home for watch night due to icy roads. The winter storm disrupted phone service but a crew repaired the line on Monday. Harl Brockway of Pontiac spent the weekend here with relatives.
Buckley’s Mixture is promoted as a triple acting cough remedy that speeds relief from bronchitis and lingering colds. The ad touts rapid loosening of chest tightness, cessation of coughing, and clearer bronchial passages, urging readers to purchase at Clare Drug Company.
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