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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1927
Page
5
A dated bargain list lists items including P & G soap 35¢, Choice Red Alaska salmon 29¢ per can, pink Alaska salmon 16¢ per can, Mother's Aluminum oats 29¢, Quaker cocoa 25¢, Good brooms 49¢, Jel all flavors 3 for 25¢, Raisins 2 packages 25¢, Holland Rusks 15¢ per package, two cans choice corn.
Mrs H B Jones and Miss Mariel Hecker drove to Midland Saturday. Mrs Burch returns to Flint Tuesday after visiting sister Mrs J M Van Dusen. Mrs F Gleason was a Clare visitor Monday. Wm Reed ill with pneumonia. Treasurer Fred Schaat well enough to be out after grippe. Marion high school teams played Friday. girls 30 to 8 winners, boys 17 to 18 in a hard practiced loss. Anticipating Clare game. Chas Amble, Mt Pleasant student, home weekend. Mrs Cellia Woods and Mrs Olive Hallet visited Saginaw Friday. H gardiner and Olive Hallet attended Mrs Clayton Honeywell funeral in Farwell Wednesday. Howard Simpson of Mt Pleasant spent Sunday with Miss Leona Hallet. Mr and Mrs Gordon Smith of Saginaw spent weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs Sam Bruce. Miss Lottie Bruce, teaching in Farwell, spent weekend at home.
Leon Cooper and Velma Griffin of Harrison called on Miss Ford while Mr and Mrs C W Sprague and son Donald and Wm Kube made a business trip to Clare. E Brve Calkins of Lake George called on GC W Sprague. Mrs Delos Dunkle is confined to bed by illness. Miss Marguerite Kube was pleasant.
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders public notice and hearing for January 10 1927 appointing Leonor J Mark as administrator or for another suitable person. Hearing set February 7 1927 at ten o'clock in the probate office in Harrison. Publication to be made weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel.
Notice declares default on a 1925 mortgage by Clarence Kirkpatrick and Ethel Kirkpatrick to Orval Vandewarker. It states the amount due, attorney’s fee, and that on April 22, 1927 at 10:00 am at the Harrison County Court House front door sale will occur for Lot 1 and part of Lot 2 in Block 8 of McEwan’s First Addition Cave Michigan to satisfy the debt plus costs. The mortgagee’s attorney is T. Carl 1213.
Mass at 10:00 A M led by Rev George Flanagan will be celebrated at the church as part of Catholic services today. Congregants are invited to attend and participate in the liturgy and prayers.
Free Methodist Pastor Geo. Ww. Cappy leads Sunday School at 3 p.m. and preaching at 2:30 p.m. with a prayer meeting Thursday night at two.
Sabbath School meets every Saturday at 2:00 PM and Prayer Meeting is held each Wednesday evening at 7:00 PM at 205 East 7th Street.
Pastor H. B. Johnson delivers the morning sermon at 10 16 a m with 11:15 a m Sunday School. Ada Hochstetter attends the Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:00 p m on Sunday.
Rev. A. P. McDonald leads morning worship at 10:00 with Bible school at 11:15 overseen by superintendent Miss Laura Thompson. The ad invites all to attend and be welcome at all services.
The article notes a welcoming church community at the Free Methodist Church. Regular meetings are held there with Sunday School at 10:00, preaching at 12:00, Sunday evening service at 7:00, and a midweek prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30.
On January 23 German services begin at 10 00 a m and on February 6 English services start at 10 00 a m A congregational meeting is slated for 2 00 p m Luther League meets the second and fourth Friday at 7 30 p m Confirmation school runs every Saturday before Sunday services
107 East 7th Street Clare Rev Edward T Smith pastor invites all to a homey church. Morning service 10 00 sermon Seeing the Unseen. Sunday School 11 15 Epworth League 6 00 7 00 p m Dove's Return sermon. Thursday prayer 7 30. Herrick services 1 40 Sunday School 2 30 sermon Seeing the Unseen. Conference year half gone. Missing Rev C S Wheeler preached last Sunday was a rare treat.
The narrative describes a girl’s twelfth birthday celebrated at home with fifteen friends for a Monday evening gathering. Activities included games until midnight followed by lunch and a birthday cake with twelve candles. Guests wished her many future birthdays before returning home. Dr. Reeder of Clare visited Delos Dunkle on Monday. Miss Lillian Billgren and Mrs. Frank Nash visited Clare for business last Monday. Onie Blain traveled from Pontiac to pick up his wife for their future residence there.
Center Sunday School at 10:00 a m followed by preaching. Sunday School 9:30 a m preaching at 7:00 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at the parsonage Family Night service planned Audrey Flint left for Lansing to take a position Mrs Bessie Cline of Milwaukee visited English hotel Mr and Mrs Otto Houge brought Mrs red House home Baby boy Charlie Junior born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Chas Clark at Seymour Bordex home Mr and Mrs Harry Willey and daughter Marion dined at George Meixnight home Sunday at Mt Pleasant Mr and Mrs Ralph Hand of California here to bury their mother Mrs John Graham
Farwell ARBOR schedule lists south and north departures at 10 39 a m and 4 65 p m with daily service except Sunday. The Marquette East line shows 10 09 a m. The Lat ter Day Saint Church notes Elder Harvey De Geer as pastor with Sunday School at 10 00 a m and social service at 11 00 am. Preaching at 7 30 pm and Woman's department meets every other Thursday at 2:00 pm. All are welcome.
The notice invites a warm welcome to services led by Mrs. Henry House with Sunday School at 10:00 and preaching at 11:00. Junior young people meet at 6:30 p.m with an additional 7:30 evening service. A Tuesday prayer meeting gathers at 7:00 p.m.
In a small town church service, Rev. Edward Truman Smith led Sunday worship with a sermon titled Seeing the Unseen by Dr. C. S. Wheeler. Despite cold weather, a fine crowd attended, and many locals were noted at various church events and social visits through the week.
The Farwell Woman's Club met January 11 at Mrs. Jessie Palmer’s home. Members gave three minute talks on topics such as The Ice Bound Arctic The Seal of Michigan The Philippine’s Freedom Houdini and more. Refreshments included salad sandwiches pickles cocoa and cream puffs served by the hostess and daughters. Visitors present included Mrs. Duncan Moepsinger Mia Orvil Sherman Miss Lottie Bruce and Miss Ralie Hatch.
Mrs Clayton Honeywell aged 82 dies January 10 1927 in Murley hospital after a life in Farwell and Gaylord. Born 1874 in Lapeer she taught in rural and intermediate schools before marrying Clayton G Honeywell in 1899. Survivors include husband two sons Harold and Herbert three sisters and three brothers. Funeral held January 12 at Farwell Methodist Church with Rev Leroy Whitney officiating.
Mary L. Dickerson of this place and Howard Musgall of Rosebush were united in marriage by Rev. Leroy M Whitney at the M B parsonage Rosebush on Thursday evening January 13. Witnesses were Pred Thompson of Rosebush and Janiece Schaaf of Clare. The groom is a young farmer near Rosebush. the bride is the only child of Mr and Mrs Wim Dickerson. They will live on their farm near Rosebush.
Classified note advertises lard at Jackson’s Market priced 15 cents per round with a teaser for next week’s liner.
The Boy Scouts of Farwell Troop 1 functioned actively Saturday January 15 on a weekend camping trip to Lake. Under Scoutmaster Barner the group loaded supplies on a toboggan and pulled two miles with Bernard Schofield’s team aiding. They spent time gathering food, carrying water, skiing, cooking, washing dishes, making beds, and passing tests. Floyd Burston received a birthday surprise with ice cream and candles. Tests passed by Clarence Melvin P. J. Floyd Burston Gerald Green Henry Orr Ernest Orr.
Camp Fire News reports a Saturday evening treasure hunt planned by guardian Miss Campbell. The hunt lasted about one hour with candy kisses as the prize and refreshments following at Camp Mire hall.
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