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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1930
Page
4
Fragmented timetable notes show a Central Standard Time day with a 9:15 A.M. entry and a 10:09 P.M. Western listing. The text is garbled, yielding unclear context and no coherent events or participants to confirm.
Pastor W. W. Hurd led the Farwell Methodist Church service at about eleven forty on January 26 after Sunday School. The sermon question posed was "Did Jesus have the Rheumatism?" The Aid Society plans a meeting this Friday with Mrs Clock.
The Church of God led by Pastor Wm Teeter advertises Sunday School at 10 80 a m Preaching at 11 30 a m Evening Service at 7 30 p m and a Tuesday evening prayer meeting for greater spirituality.
The Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints lists Sunday School at 10 30 a m and Bible Class at 2 30 p m with a social service and women's department meetings. Road conditions shift Bible Study to 7 30 p m. many local residents and visitors are noted with travels and visits around Saginaw Clare Mt Pleasant and Rosebush.
Mrs E G Lamb entertained the Yarwell Woman's Club at her home on Tuesday evening. Guest of honor was Miss Bertha Ronan dean of women at Central State Teachers College Mt Pleasant. Ronan shared highlights from her Europe tour with a musical travelogue. The Farwell high school Glee Club directed by Mrs Lamb performed national hymns. Light refreshments followed.
We thank kind friends and neighbors for sympathy and kindness during the illness and death of our dear brother Mrs. Mary Leonard. Mrs Biira Putman.
A Cincinnati Enquirer item calls for more homey firesides and fewer roadside sights, urging a shift in public focus toward community warmth and practical local life.
An obituary notes the passing of Grandma Stilson at her daughter Mary Leonard’s Farwell home on January 15. Born August 4 1840 in Delta Ohio, she endured blindness and outlived two husbands before Amos Stilson’s death in 1911. Survived by two daughters seven grandchildren fourteen great grandchildren four great great grandchildren a sister Mrs Celia Wade and many friends. Funeral conducted by Rev W W Hurd at Farwell Methodist Church with burial in Coe cemetery near Shepherd. Out of town mourners included J J Leonard and son Lake City Swatwood Lucas and Wade Cadillac.
The Clare County Road Commission met January 15 1930 in Harrison at 10:00 A M with Chairman Hutchinson and Asline present and Somerville absent. Minutes edited to hire John White as Engineer. bills totaling numerous suppliers were approved and the clerk ordered to buy 1 000 time sheets and head sheets for daily time checks.
A fragment notes the Polynesian origin of tattooing terms from the verb ty meaning to strike, linking Polynesian roots to cultural practice and its spread in Asia and the South Seas. The text reflects linguistic and cultural notes rather than a full article.
Neighbors extend sympathy to relatives of the late Mas Grogat. Mrs Roy Faiehner of Clare spent last week with her sister Mrs Ae Oliver and attended the H T H Club at Mrs Price home. Many attended Mrs B D Browns funeral in Clare. Bryan Pelch visited his mother Mrs D Harper. Womanless Wedding play in Clare drew a good crowd. Orin Reynolds worked for George Burch. Mrs CG Greeny mourns death of a twin baby born to daughter Mrs May Hildebrant of Riverdale.
West Grant reports Mrs Mike Robinett has moved to Harrison and neighbors express regret. Jra Ward moved to the Chris Webber home. Mr and Mrs Neel Williams of Pontiac visited briefly. Mrs Dan Wilkie returns from over a month in Clare with John Rodabaugh Jr. A grandson is noted as doing well. Bertha Randall of Sheridan stays at home with sick husband William Randall. Thomas Randall visited his parental home. Alice Sutton stays with Anna Schroeder. Hanner family moved from Joslin farm to Dr Stirling’s farm near Clare. Ruth rooms in Clare to attend school. Herbert Randall works in Harrison.
Reverend Rieinhardt reorganizes the Sundy School and elects officers led by Supt. Mrs. F. S. Weaver and Asst. Supt. Mrs. VanDen Burg. Forest Jordan is Sec with Miss Bulman as Asst. Sec treasurers include Har Gilmore and Laurén Birdsall. Elnora and James Cashin delivered a Mohawk radio. Morris Allen settles into a new building. Ethel Dysinger out sick.
Sunday visits at several members homes are noted with Mr Vernon Grange Mrs Pred Hamtin and Mr and Mrs Walter White among those hosting. A party hosted by Clarence Ramey drew sixty two attendees with a nose injury from sliding. Elections appointed Annie Ackerman Mayme Bruckaré to entertainment and Mussell to steward while Mason Smith hosts audit evening.
Community update records visits and calls at home of Ghas and Cradit families. Mentions Mr and Mrs Lew Sunday and Henry Sunday leaving for St Peters burg Florida for winter. Also notes Mrs Denno leaving for winter, church activities, and a play trip to Clare with local families.
Hewitt Thompson and Turner of Detroit join Donald Thompson of Flint to visit Wm Thompson and Orrin First and Son in Rosebush. Numerous relatives from Saginaw Clare Mt Pleasant Verdon Beaverton and other towns share time with local households as illness travel and a death in the family draw attention.
Quoted by Cldrelevator Co listing Wheat No %, Oats 7 Rye Beans ewts Cream Dgee. Hogs ewt dressed Beek Mutton Veal with prices 12.00 10.00 to 16.00 and 20.00 in a dated ledger. Confusing gaps reflect a 19th or early 20th century market sheet showing commodities and weights with varying values.
Cooperative agribusiness agent compares dairy farming to manufacturing in a falling market. He urges dairymen to study costs and cut waste to keep production profitable. The second meeting is set for Wednesday January 29 at 2:00 PM in Harrison Court House and 8:00 PM in Clare High School with P J Gibson.
A fragmented note describes a tree in Java nicknamed the looting glass tree. Its silver underside resembles a reflective covering, giving the species its peculiar name.
Fragmentary note reflects on courage and loyalty in a town setting. Mentions Kingsley and a triad while contemplating moral strength and friendship. Unable to extract a full event or names due to damaged text.
A historic Persian tent once used by Fatima Ali Pasha and six Persian kings was brought to St Louis. The artifact, originally made for the Persian Emperor, traveled from England to the United States as part of a late collection display.
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