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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
2
Residents share travel notes and social events from Clare and nearby areas. Mrs. Doherty visits Lansing. Mrs. Mercer visits Saginaw. a Lent of gatherings, clubs, and entertainments are planned, including bridge, dances, plays, and religious group meetings in towns like Clare and Rogers City.
Chauvelli News lists Catholic Reverend George Flanagan as pastor with Mass at 8:00 a.m. Congregational Rev H B Johnson is pastor with morning worship at 10:15 a.m. and reception of members. Sunday School at 11:30 led by Mrs. Alex McKinnon. Christian Endeavor at 6:00 p.m. Evening service with special music and sermon at 7:00 p.m.
Eighty acres with 50 improved on clay loam soil includes an eight room house, hip roof barn 32 by 60, granary, garage, corn crib hog house and hen house. Forty acres clay and sand near a trunk line highway, eighty five acres improved with orchard and five room house plus large barn and outbuildings. An eight room modern in town with bath furnace and basement. Prices range from 2700 to 4800 dollars.
Incomplete returns from Clare County show 1924 Christmas Seal sales by mail may not reach 1923 levels. Miss Mary Maier of the Michigan Tuberculosis Association notes private citizens’ ongoing support, with awards for per capita sales and schools achieving top counts, including Health Training in Schools copies and prize balls.
The ruby ranks as the heaviest and most valuable gem, with garnet, topaz, and diamond following. Pigeon blood colored flawless rubies are rare and command higher prices than diamonds.
Grain and feed quotes listed by Clare Elevator and Clare City Mills with prices for Wheat No 2 white and red, Corn, Oats, Barley, Buckwheat, and related items. Quoted figures include Geo H Goodenough Daley Butter and other regional suppliers, with notes on tonnage and units.
Free Methodist church announces Sunday School 10:00 a m and class meeting 11:00 a m. Evening service at 7 00 p m Bible study Tuesday at 7 30 at J A Allen's home. Prayer meeting Thursday at Fred Hudson's home 7 30. Bible study at J A Allen's Tuesday evening at 7 30. All welcome.
Pastor Leonard G. Bernthal lists events at 1002 McEwan with Confirmation School on February 7 at 1 00 p m German services February 8 at 10 00 a m Confirmation School February 21 at 1 00 p m English services February 22 at 10 00 a m.
Rev C B Milberry leads a Sunday program with 10:00 morning worship and new member reception followed by the Lord's Supper. Bible school at 11:30 with Mrs Harry Terwilliger as superintendent. Evening services at 7:00 and a midweek prayer meeting at 7:30.
Primley pastor leads services at South McEwan Street chapel with Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11. Evening service 7, weeknights 7 30. Strangers welcome. No prayer meetings during revival. Wilson School House Sunday School 130 and Clare meetings at 2 30.
S. E. Sheridan services occur every Tuesday evening at the home of Levi Priests, reflecting a regular religious gathering in the community.
The Methodist Church at 107 East 7th Street lists services led by Pastor Clare E. T. Smith. Class at 9:30 a.m. preaching at 10:00 a.m. Sermon on The Homesickness of the Soul. Sunday School at 11:15 a.m. Epworth League 6:00 p.m. Preaching 7:00 p.m. Sermon topic Unwilling to Pay the Price. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p.m.
The Herrick church reports a steady rise in Sunday services with large crowds at both morning and evening worship. Souls have chosen Christ, the congregation remains grateful, and members extend kindness amid road and weather conditions.
The University of Chicago announces a 1925 development program aiming to raise 17.5 million dollars for new buildings and an endowment. Board president Harold H. Swift and president Ernest DeWitt Burton say the effort will largely rely on Chicago and Midwest alumni and citizens.
An editorial advocates compulsory forestry education in public schools and urges student involvement in tree planting and forest care. It proposes using graduation funds from tree sales to support graduates and calls for early spring implementation, highlighting forestry as a future dominant industry.
A brief meditation on lying’s gravity noting that small exaggerations in fishing tales harm no one yet the true sin lies in wasting time. It argues truthfulness matters for efficiency and integrity, not only accuracy.
In a sleepy class half the seats empty the roll is read withmissed names. When Smith's name is called the professor exclaims in surprise asking if Mr. Smith has any friends present. The scene captures a quiet moment of campus life from a humorous College Humbug vignette.
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