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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1926
Page
5
Help wanted notices urge a woman for housework for Mrs. Ernie Foss and promote quick deals at a furniture store with a set of bargains advertised.
A notice states two horses came into an inclosure on January 5. Parties proving ownership may claim by paying charges. Jerry T. Brown listed as contact, located 1 1/2 miles west on County Line.
Rental items list two notices including a house for rent by Wm H Caple at 912 and a furnished room for rent at 502 H Sixth Street with contact details.
Albion college biology head A M Chickering travels to Kansas City Missouri to present a paper on his research before the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Augusta plant destroyed by fire at Harold Newkirk poultry packing and shipping, origin undetermined. Loss about 5000 dollars, insurance partly covering. Port Huron Simone Smith 19, a girl burglar, sent to Marysville Ohio Reformatory for Girls after escape. arrested in town wearing boys clothing following two local burglaries.
The notice lists Reverend George Flanagan as pastor and announces Mass at 10 00 A M. Community worship details are provided for parishioners.
Rev A B Johnson leads a 10 15 a m rally day service with special music and a sermon. Sunday School classes for all at 11 15 a m followed by an evening service at 4 00 p m led by Mrs Alex McKinnon.
The Church of God invites newcomers to attend a Sunday School at 10 00 a m and a morning sermon at 11 00 with a topic Seven ways in which Satan appears Election of officers next Sunday January 10th Morning and evening services and a Wednesday prayer meeting I said 58 1 at 7 30 p m
Leonard C. Bernthal pastor leads activities at 1002 McEwan. Saturday School January 9 at 9 00 am and January 23 at 9 00 am. English services January 10 at 10 00 am and January 24 at 10 00 am. German Choir practice every Wednesday evening at the parsonage.
Morning worship at 10 with the theme In Tune With the Divine. Evening service at 7 on The Psychological Influence of Will in a Thrilling Experience. Sunday School at 11:30 led by Miss Mary Gilmore. A church meeting Wednesday evening invites all interested and members. Letters welcome if attendance not possible.
Free Methodist J A Hanes hosts Sunday School at 10:00 a m Class meeting at 11:00 a m Evening service at 7:00 p m Bible study Tuesday 7 30 at J A Allens home Prayer meeting Thursday 7 40 at the church Gilmore F M Church 11 00 a m preaching service Weidman F M Church 3 00 p m preaching service Everyone welcome.
The Church with a Welcome at 107 East 7th street Clare announces services with Pastor Edward T. Smith. Mason Ward Boody leads Sunday School at 11:15 a m Epworth Leaguers meet Lord’s Day. Rev A J Larkey of Coleman will preach a sermon. Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p m. Worship resumes in parish auditorium Sunday Jan 17 with dec orating finished. Herrick also schedules Sunday School 1 30 p m and preaching 2 30 p m.
Washington. Hanford MacNider announces formation of a council of business executives to advise the army purchasing department on expending $200,000,000 for supplies. Officials say bulk buying by large store systems offers potential savings and a move to run the War Department on a business basis.
In April 1922 Michigan Democrats argued for a pre primary state convention to set party views before nominations. They warn that plurality winners may govern with minority support, and that advancing party positions ensures accountability and reduces governing by a single faction. The document upholds the Town Meeting principle and insists on party expression prior to candidate selection.
Miss Margot, born in Lyons, France, co founded the American Red Cross with Miss Antoinette Margot Barton. She died at her home from infirmities of old age after serving as a wartime nurse in France during the Franco Prussian War and aiding the Red Cross’s early development in the United States.
Isadora Duncan’s former husband Sergei Yessinin, the Russian poet from whom the dancer obtained a divorce last year, has committed death by own action in Moscow.
The council of ambassadors reports Bulgaria has fulfilled disarmament conditions and allied military control will be terminated. Prime Minister Zankov was informed of the decision.
John Fetzer, real estate and railway property dealer, must pay the Chicago and Western Indiana railroad $576,301 as ordered by the appellate court. The decision highlights a dispute over railway property in Chicago.
Washington reports President Coolidge will appoint Phillip S. Teller of San Francisco a Republican and Mershall M. Dona of Portland Ore a Democrat to the federal shipping board.
Clare residents hosted visitors from Saginaw Grand Rapids Alma and Detroit with weekend and New Year gatherings. Local clubs held meetings and pot luck dinners while several residents moved homes or returned to duties. The Mollusc Lyceum show and a store fire at Davy’s drew group attention.
New Year gatherings included Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hildebrandt and relatives dining with Mrs. John Raymond. Jerry Bennett, hospitalized in Lansing, remains in serious condition. Mrs. Geo Gilcher Jr. illness improves slowly after a brief illness. Mrs. Robert Cochran visited with her niece, Mrs. John Raymond. L F Pendell recovering. family members called on him.
The revival at Lake starts with Sunday School at 10:00 and preaching at 11:00 led by Pastor W. S. Teeter. Everyone is welcome as meetings continue nightly for a week or more there.
Thursday night Pastor Wm. S. Teeter and co workers begin a revival in Lake Grange hall to continue as long as the Lord wills. Come if you seek salvation and let God help you. President Coolidge says the country needs salvation not more law. Gospel preached in old time simplicity.
Brand notes that nurses may be needed for the Corner and Turner families due to illness. Carrie Perverse is improving. Andy and Mrs Smith visited relatives in Lansing. Wayne Cooper visited his parents and grandparents. Comer family members helped with wood and New Year gatherings occurred at multiple homes. Pupils enjoyed a two week break before returning to school.
Alma Bellinger from Midland and Nellie Brown visited their parental home during the holidays. Emma from Lansing visited friends in Detroit and returned home. Bruce Pelch of Farwell and his mother shared New Year supper with the Harpers. Basil Pelch works for Gordon McIntosh. The mail carrier faced poor roads on a Saturday trip. Millard Snyder from Lansing visited the Arthur Bellinger home. Mrs Boody of Clare visited her daughter Mrs A Oliver for several days. Roy Feighner and family joined Eloise Marie for New Year at the Olivers. Arthur Bellinger plans to spend winter in Lansing seeking work. Maggie Wood of Clare stayed over at the Wm Hawkins home. Mrs Geo Burch was sick part of the week. Dr Lamb attended Mrs Kraatz on Sunday. Folks from here attended the Davy building burning in Clare, a great loss to Clare and vicinity.
Neighbors home for Christmas vacation prepare to resume city jobs. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hileman and family from Mt. Pleasant and others from Clare Saginaw and Pontiac. Local injuries and family illnesses noted with holiday arrivals and snowmobile update.
Colds can lead to serious diseases if neglected. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is promoted as the best relief for coughs and colds. A testimonial from Peter Landis of Meyersdale, Pa urges keeping a bottle on hand for emergencies.
A fragment from Rochester Tunes notes a woman’s hesitation in choosing a path in traffic. The line humorously questions whether intuition guides her choice or if she relies on instinct. The quirky verse reflects urban commuting misgivings with playful irony.
A Beecher quotation argues that harsh opinion of others wounds our own sensitivity and urges restraint in condemning fellow people. The line emphasizes balance between judgment and tenderness.
Bobby asserts his brother vows stroke on his college crew. Pred dy counters that his brother is too big to fit in the boat. The exchange hints at college rowing considerations and sizes of rowers.
A testimonial claims Adlerika removes gas and bloating after years of stomach discomfort. The note, signed Mrs B Brinkley, says it also helped her husband and touts a single spoonful for rapid evacuation of waste matter. Floyd Kirkpatrick, a Clare druggist, advertises the product.
A national publication lists top insurers across the country, profiling firms by financial strength, service quality, and customer satisfaction. It notes leading names and regional performers, with emphasis on policy options and stability for consumers.
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