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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1931
Page
8
South North railroad time tables for Ann Arbor and area list morning and afternoon departures and Sunday trains. Local notices cover juror duties, visits, vacations, car licenses, hospital stays, and social visits across Clare Saginaw Bay City Detroit and Mt. Pleasant with numerous names and placements.
A fragmented OCR snippet shows prices such as 50 cents 75 cents and totals like 4.50 and 7.50 tied to a street reference W. St. It preserves the small money figures and the partial street name without broader context or actions.
A fragment notes fuel price at 69 cents per gallon and references Andersons. The readable text is sparse, with limited context on location or date.
In a 1980 Western Newspaper Unter column, a father counsels his son Bob on healthy sexuality and the double standard. He argues true love and respect, warnings about petting as dangerous and degrading, and urges shared responsibility between men and women.
St. Cecilia's hold Mass at 10:00 A M with Rev. Stanley Morrison as pastor. St Johns Evangelical Lutheran conducts German services at 9:46 and Finglish service at 10:45 with Sunday School. Amount £ 4746 is noted.
The Methodist church led by Pastor W. W. Hurd holds 10:00 a.m. worship with the sermon The Law of the Lorch by Mrs Hurd. The Reorganized Church meets at C. O. F. Hall with 10:30 a.m. Sunday School and 11:00 a.m. community service. Elder G. W. Burt from Beaverton preaches at 8:00 p.m.
Rev. Chas. Stroup leads morning worship at 10:00 with a sermon of great interest. Sunday School starts at 11:15 under Miss Laura Thompson, including a new junior class. Evening service follows at 7:30. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7:30.
Regular services announced by Rev. Chas. Kleinhardt pastor. Sunday School at 10 30 a m. Sunday evening service at 7 45 p m with half hour of song, followed by sermon. Mid week prayer meeting Thursday at 8 00 p m. All are invited.
Rev Albert Dawe announces next Sunday services at 10 15 a m worship with sermon titled The Wonder of the Ages and special choir music 41 15 a m Church School with Norris Elden as superintendent The message speaks of Jesus Christ as central to history urging members and visitors to attend and extend an invitation to worship with us.
Daisie M Bruckart leads Church of God with Sunday School at 10:00 and morning worship at 11:00 while Harry L Cleveland serves as superintendent. An outing is planned for July 17 at Eberhardt Grove near Clare with evening services and a midweek prayer meeting.
The family expresses sincere appreciation to Clare and area residents for kindness during the last illness and after the death of Alexander P Wylie. Gratitude is extended to local organizations for floral tributes. Signed by Mrs Alexander P Wylie and relatives including John P Wylie and Mrs George W Davis.
Postmaster Charles C Kellogg outlines a Michigan State Fair exhibit September 6 to 12 highlighting parcel post uses for farm shipments and modern methods of mail processing. Visitors will see machine cancellation and see odd items from the Dead Letter Office. Organizers expect record crowds with improved traffic flow on Woodward Ave and expanded parking.
Detroit residents Thomas McConnell and Hewitt Thompson visit relatives in Rosebush while other locals vacation at lakes, attend universities, or host guests. Names include Mary McConnell, Mary Stickle, Emery First, Atwood Campbell, Homer Campbell, Elizabeth Dunn, Lorne Downey, Bass Lake trips, Grayling ball game, Olivet visits, Lake George cottages, Houghton Lake, St Louis relatives, Remus visitors, and a baby born to John and Mrs Stanley.
The third annual camp meeting will be held July 3 to 13 at the Fair grounds Mt Pleasant in the Johnson display building. Rev L W Stark from Flint and Rev L M Blakely from Detroit will preach with daily services at 10:00 am 2:30 pm and 7:30 pm A picnic is planned at Island Park on July 4 with families urged to bring baskets and join in song and prayer.
A memorial boulder honoring Indian Mills near Mt. Pleasant is dedicated by the Isabella Chapter D A R with state city and DAR officials. About 30 Chippewa attend in native dress, near the former council site north of town along US 27. Landscaping will be maintained by the State Highway Department. the city built the foundation.
The Phiniseys thank friends for flowers cards letters and sympathy during Mr Phinisey illness at home and in hospital. The message expresses gratitude from Mr and Mrs J B Phinisey and the Supervisors for their support.
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