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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1932
Page
4
A timetabled rail route shows arrivals and departures among Ann Arbor and nearby towns with connections to Pere Marquette and other lines. Local society items include visits, meetings, church events, a rabbit pie supper, Boy Scout efforts, and upcoming basketball trips to Gladwin, plus market specials and a device repair note from Santa Barbara.
Advertises 55 oz oatmeal and guaranteed bread flour bulk macaroni 15¢ per unit 2 pkgs corn flakes 8 lbs soap powder 1 dozen large oranges Parker House rolls 9¢ per dozen coffee 99¢ 19¢ 18¢ We Deliver in City Phone 80F2.
A Michigan Tuberculosis Association publication urges payment or return of Christmas seals to support anti tuberculosis work. The issue notes 2 062 Michigan lives saved in 1930 due to TB control, comparing it with an estimated 4 974 deaths if 1900 rates had persisted.
The Sunday School class of 7th and 8th graders hosted seventeen mothers last Friday evening. Mrs. Mulder organized table decorations and the group performed a varied program including songs readings solos duets and a piano duet. The twenty four guests called the evening most enjoyable.
We thank all who assisted during our sorrow. Special thanks to Rev. L. M. Whitney for comfort, Mrs. Norris Blden for the songs, and many groups and families who sent flowers.
Vernon community pages show morning worship at 10:00 a m and Sunday school at 11:00 a m with Seventh Day Adventist Cosgrove Home at 205 E 7th St hosting Sabbath School at 1 30 Visitors welcomed.
St John’s Evangelical Lutheran and Reorganized Church notices list Sunday worship times. Rev CG Binhammer preaches at St John’s with German service at 9 45 am and English at 10 45 am followed by Sunday School. The Reorganized Church meets at I O U O F Hall with 10 30 am Sunday School and 11 am community service. Hitler G W Burt of Beaverton preaches at 8 00 pm.
The pastor calls Christians to urgent action as the world slips away. He invites worship at ten, a 11:15 am program for children, and an evening service at seven. A midweek prayer service is planned, with revival efforts starting February second.
Morning worship at 11:00 a m and a 7 00 p m Young People meeting at 7 00 p m Evening service at 8 00 p m Sewing Circle Wednesday Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 00 p m Prayer and Praise Friday 7 30 p m at David Harger home January 15 All welcome Church School at 2 30 p m Cora Wilson superintendent Join for lessons from Gods word
Next Sunday features a 10:18 a m church service with the sermon titled The Extra Thing and special choir music. Church School at 11:30 a m led by Rev Albert Dawe with Ed Johnston as assistant, followed by the election of Sunday school officers. A 7:30 p m musical recital features soprano Miss Verna Foster at Grace Episcopal Church Grand Rapids. Eleanor B Williams, former assistant choir director and organist, is noted as a concert pianist linked to the conservatory of music. A public installation and consecration service for 1932 officers is set for Sunday morning January 24 with two invited.
The Sabbath message centers on helping people not worshipping rules. Next Sunday at 10 00 a m the church will hold Anthem and a chat to children. Church school is at 11 30 and Epworth League meets at 6 30 with planned activities.
An aphorism from the Toledo Blade noting optimism faces ahead while pessimism avoids acknowledging a corner. The quip contrasts outlooks in a brief editorial style.
State records show total weight taxes for 1931 reached 20 million with Wayne County paying the most at 7.96 million from 400 131 pleasure cars. Kent County followed with 1.08 million from 565 240 pleasure cars while Oscoda County reported the lowest tax from 343 pleasure cars totaling 5 908 dollars. The report lists county totals for passenger cars and tax amounts and notes an 11 million winter highway program funded by these receipts and an 1 000 beaver licenses sales in northern Michigan.
Mrs Poll, the widow of the first President, becomes the first to draw a U S pension. An 1882 act dated March 31 provides a pension of five thousand dollars.
Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown forewarns that Pride and Tolly ride recklessly while the patient philosopher walks hoping wisdom will spare him from being run over.
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