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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1932
Page
4
Central Michigan rail timetables list Ann Arbor Pere Marquette and Midland routes with daily and Sunday sections. A string of personal notices follows, including visits, anniversaries, arrivals, and club meetings in Clare and surrounding towns.
Local ad lists weekend deals including Michigan Hand Picked Beans 10 lbs for 25 cents 3 lb peanut butter 28 cents cans pink salmon 2 te 1% lbs dark karo corn 2 pkgs fame pancake flour 28 cents 55 oz oats meal 15 cents 4 lbs bulk macaroni 916 size oranges 23 cents and coffee 19 cents all in limited quantities during the sale period.
January 18 marked a win for the first grade class for highest fall quarter attendance. The 18 pupils and Mrs. Fisher had portraits at Sternaman Studio, a picture given to each student January 24 by Supt. Ruth Hachmuth.
Mrs. Amy Newberg of the home economics faculty presented a seven day series of economical menus on WKAR. Based on 20 to 25 cents per person daily, the menus aim to fit families with two to three children or adolescents. Three menus are listed with breakfast, dinner, and supper or lunch options and prices. The radio talks air daily at 8:06 p.m. EST except weekends.
The Brown Corneys and North Atthuy residents visited the Glare County Infirmary Wednesday evening January 20. They toured, sang, and heard a speech on slavery days. Rev Chas Kleinhardt read a Scripture and led prayers before a lunch for 187 attendees. Frank Roberts earned praise for eating generously and saving cake. Visitors were welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Henderson.
On Saturday Mr and Mrs H C Van Sicklen hosted a gathering in honor of Mrs McDonald seventy birthday. Attendees included Mrs Van Sicklen s mother Mrs B H J McDonald sister Mrs H H Wilson of Elm Grove Roscoe Smith and wife Edna Mae and daughter of Southeast Sheridan Bruce Smith and family plus Mrs Smith s mother Mrs M Gerow of Loomis. A pot luck dinner followed. Mrs McDonald recently returned from Canada after two and a half years illness. She plans to visit Ewart with her son Byron Smith and family.
Michigan leads a push toward uniform motor vehicle regulations east of the Mississippi under a 1931 legislative resolution. The effort aims to standardize laws across 14 midwestern states and 22 eastern states plus two Canadian provinces, with a Washington meeting planned for April or May to set topics. Meanwhile 1932 license plate sales lag behind 1931 but revenue remains strong as wealthy car owners buy 1932 plates to support winter highway relief.
Market specials include 10 lb paillard 60 cents and 5 lb paillard 30 cents. Pork products such as pork toast 10 cents per lb, large frankforts and liver sausage listed. Sausage 0%6 lb with 3 lb pork sausage 25 cents. Beef stews 7 cents per lb. Chunk pork 60 cents per lb. Home smoked hams 16 cents per lb. Home Made bologna 3 cents per lb for two bargains advertised.
The Cosgrove Seventh Day Adventist church invites visitors to Sabbath School at 1:30 o'clock at 205 East Seventh Street.
Rev C Binhammer pastor delivers German services at 9 45 and English at 10 45 with Sunday School after the English service. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints meets Sunday at the IOOF Hall with Sunday School at 10 30 and community service at 11. Preaching by Bilder G W Burt of Beaverton at 8.00.
The Vernon Community Sunday School reports Morning worship at 10 00 a m and Sunday school at 11 00 a m Last Sunday Rev Paul Heberlein delivered a children story sermon from the text We will see Jesus Attendance reached 77 with continued strong interest in the Sunday School and an invitation to others to join.
Rev John Lockyer pastor conducts regular morning worship at ten with church school at 11 30. Epworth League plans a Farwell trip to assist sister church and organize a league. Mid week service Thursday at 730 titled The Disciple and History. Herrick regular service.
A local religious group invites believers to meet for a one hour worship at ten, followed by a 11:15 teaching session for all ages. Mrs Laura Thompson leads, with evening worship at seven, midweek prayer Wednesday, and a Gospel revival starting Tuesday at 7:30.
Carren School services at 10:00 a m worship at 11:00 a m Young People meeting at 7:00 p m Vera B Peterson leader Evening service at 8:00 p m Cottage prayer meeting at West Third street at Mr and Mrs Hargers home Sister Nichols Roy missionary from India spoke two weeks ago at Farwell Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:00 p m Sewing Circle Wednesday afternoon Southeast Sheridan Church School at 2:30 p m Cora Wilson superintendent Parents invited to attend services this Sunday
Services next Sunday feature 10 15 a m church worship with the sermon The Idea and Ideal of God and special choir music. Church school at 11 30 a m and a call for parents to bring children. The message urges a personal need for God beyond mere physical conceptions. Advance note invites sending money via Citizens State Bank money orders for sale.
Local residents share visits and social events across Rosebush Alma and nearby towns. Highlights include family visits, church lodge thanks, funeral attendance, and neighborhood travel for meals, furniture moves, and suppers among families such as Walters Wentworth Mussell Border Brown Brown and related households.
Birth of Licht opera traces to German romantic movement with Von Weber guiding singspiel form and emergence of light opera.
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