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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1931
Page
4
Jeems and Odd trap a 20 pound turkey under a log while Captain Pipé’s bow fires. The family returns to a log cabin life with Catherine and Henri Bu lain and the cherished, troublesome uncle Hepsibah Adams bringing a feast and unresolved past.
Jeems drops his gun and chases his mother as she reunites with her brother Hepsihah Adams the Indian trader. Catherine surveys Pepsibah with affectionate yet questioning eyes noting his long history of fighting and visible scars. Hepsibah’s weathered face breaks into a warm smile.
Instructions describe mounting a picture by placing it on a wire and twisting the wire around so the frame stays straight. The method ensures the picture remains oriented correctly when hung.
The notice lists service times for St Cecelia's Catholic Church Reverend Stanley Morrison pastor and St John's Evangelical Lutheran Church Reverend G Binhammer, with English service at 10 45 and Sunday School numbers. Also mentions Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with Sunday services at 10 and community services at 11 o clock at O F Hall.
Frank H. Cheley writes of a father and son talk about why some fathers and sons stay close. The dad explains real friendship grows from doing things together and valuing trust, with plans for canoe trips Alaska hunts and college courses. The piece emphasizes nurture over dominance and the joy of mutual ambition.
The Gosgrove Residence at 205 East 7th Street hosts Sabbath School Saturday at 1 30 p m and preaching at 3 p m All are welcome There is no service Sunday evening at this church notice
Rev A P MacDonald will lead 10 30 service with Rev John W Erskine at 11 20. Bible School is led by Miss Laura Thompson. A warm welcome extended to all. Evening service at 7 30 with continuation through the week except Saturday.
Pastor W W Hurd preaches on catch em alive at 1:30 PM after Sunday School. Aid Society meets Friday with Mrs Hawkins and next Friday at the parsonage for monthly luncheon. Helping Hand hosts pot luck dinner Thursday at Mr Will Lansing's home.
The Church of God invites all to Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. with Harry L. Cleveland as superintendent. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. on the topic Doctrinal. Regular evening services at 7:30 p.m. A welcome is extended to all attendees.
Rev Albert Dawe presides at 10 15 a m worship with sermon Can there be Moral Depravity and special choir anthem Reva Derby will sing at sermon close 11 15 a m church school Norris Hiden superintendent 6 00 p m P S HE meets led by Bettie Doherty Church welcomes newcomers and invites worship without a church home There is a hearty welcome extended to all
In our recent bereavement the kindness and sympathy of our neighbors and friends were most comforting to us. Your ministrations helped lighten our sorrow and will be cherished as blessed memories. We were cheered by the voice of our mutual friend Rev. H. B. Johnson who came from Oxford to be of service. M. D. Clute Elmer Clute and family Dr and Mrs W F Clute Jay Clute and family
Martha Shuitz thanks her many friends for cheer, jetters, cards, and flowers sent during her hospital stay.
Specials at Jackson's Market highlight low prices on beef round and pot roast pork sausage and liver sausage fresh eggs and lard. Advertised prices include 10 cents per pound for ring bologna 20 cents for round beef picake 15 cents for beef pot roast and 10 cents per pound for liver sausage.
Congressman Roy C. Woodruff discusses the Wickerham Commission’s impact on headlines and explains General Pershing’s war narrative. He cites the Veterans Bureau hospitalization peak at 32 000, rising postwar demand for hospital beds and long waits.
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown during our recent bereavement. Special thanks for flowers, Rev Henderick, and the singers who conducted services. Mr and Mrs Arthur Phillips, Mr and Mrs Curl Phillips and Family, Mr and Mrs Wesley Welch.
The Clare Common Council convened January 8 1931 with Mayor Hether presiding. Roll call noted absentees Weighner and others. minutes from prior meeting approved. finance committee tasked with bills. Fire department, street labor, coal and supplies payments listed. session adjourned with signatures of Mayor McKinnon and Clerk Hether.
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