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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1927
Page
3
Paul Case of Brockton Massachusetts offers a French medical prescription for rheumatism and neuritis. He claims to have given it to thousands with wonderful results and asks readers to send their address to receive the prescription by mail.
The Red Front advertises Light House sweet potatoes ready to heat and serve with no waste, at 25¢ per can. It also lists other canned goods including Logan Brand corn 3 for 35¢, California peaches 69¢, Red raspberries 1.00 for 3 cans, and Red Cap early June peas 3 for 29¢, among items like pumpkin and sugar corn.
Sunday's schedule from the Latter Day Saint Church lists Elder Harvey De Geer as pastor with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. A Woman's department meets every other Thursday at 2:00 p.m. Visits include Mr. and Mrs. Dickerson's trip to Rose Bush and Winn, while Mr. and Mrs. Littlefield head to California via Oklahoma and Texas with plans to reach Santa Monica by February 3.
Methodist church bulletin invites Farwell residents to Sunday services led by Rev. Edward Truman Smith with Sunday School at 10 30 and preaching at 11 30 am The sermon discusses Spiritual Heat versus Spiritual Frigidity A weekly prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 pm and organizers urge townspeople to invest in God’s business through church activities
A church invites all to Sunday School at 10 00, preaching at 11 00, junior young people meet at 6 30, evening services at 7 30, and Tuesday prayer at 7 00. Rev Stratton will preach, and the note urges participation and support for the salvation of the lost. It promotes the junior group as an interesting meeting for everyone.
A string of short notes from Clare area residents reports multiple weekend homecomings and visits. Families including the Stanleys, Finch, Melvin, and Stinchcombe groups share weekend returns, while others travel from Flint and Detroit. Snow plows keep roads open. local illness and a new baby are also mentioned.
Eight members attended the Koda Camp Fire Girls meeting at their hall on January 20. Clara Frizzel was welcomed as a new member and plans were set for a council fire on February 3.
Mr. and Mrs. W Kannar and Clyde Reynolds visited Sunday at Charles Ott. F M Myers and family visited relatives at Mt Pleasant over the weekend. Russel Chaffee and Beatrice Myers spent the weekend with W E Myers. Rollers is ill again. Herman Klevenite called on W B E Myers. Joe Hall cut buzz poles for L A Kiggens. Forty people had dinner at F M Myers. proceeds benefiting the cemetery. Next meeting set at W Myers on February 8 in the afternoon.
Gentlemen Brockway Gillbault and James Hatton from Pontiac hunted this week. F A Luce to Farwell Sunday looking after his interests there. Veril Palmer visited Lake George Saturday after his wife who teaches here. Roads are improving with snow packed but open. Oliver Campbell and sister in law Mrs Briggs were in town Monday. Albert Struble of Shepherd spent a few days at his cottage earlier in the week. Frank Manning happy to be out again after asthma. Chester Sprague cut wood for Jas Calkins Monday. A well attended card party at Thomas Nichols Saturday. champion not learned. Harry Davis remarked rabbits were good marksmen with fur undisturbed. Ice plans for Windover for the club house.
Michigan growers will display field crops and horticultural products during Farmers Week at Michigan State College from January 31 to February 4. Poultry, corn, grain, apple, floral, and potato shows will showcase prize-winning entries and training from past competitions. Prices noted include lard at Jackson’s Market.
The Ladies Union gathered with Mrs F M Myers last Thursday with a crowd enjoying a dinner. Two new members Mrs Andy Smith and Mrs Ora Hale joined the society. Next meeting with Mrs W B Myers on Thursday February 3. Dr Reeder attended Mr Roller who had a stroke last Monday night and is improving. Several locals visited J Roller and others at their homes. Attendance at Sunday School was sixteen. A janitor is in place and a 10:00 sun time start urged with a prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Local items describe Hatton neighbors keeping ice up for summer, Will Cole plowing streets, sheep shipments from Clara Afro ranch route to Buffalo, and residents enjoying sleigh rides. Mentions of injured William Hamlin, a door to door visitor, and rural life anecdotes from Mann Siding and Rosebush.
Leroy M. Whitney reports a community event at Center church with a Friday January 28 start at 7 00 pm including a varied program for all ages. Social hour young people study period and refreshments are organized by named leaders. Rosebush and Center churches join for the community outreach with a hot supper preceding attendance.
The Little Rock Democrat questions whether labeling something perfectly darling is worse than profanity, stirring a man to man critique on language standards and public taste.
Pneumonia headed the list of diseases causing the greatest number of deaths among soldiers in the World War. More than 40,000 died from this cause, with about 25,000 from the influenza pneumonia pandemic that swept through camps and cantonments and struck expulsionary forces.
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