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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1927
Page
5
Rev. George Flanagan presides at Mass each Sabbath morning. Seventh Day Adventists hold Sabbath School every Saturday at 2 00 PM at 205 East 7th Street.
Geo W Cappy, pastor, invites to Sunday School at 1 30 p m and preaching at 2 30 p m. Prayer meeting Thursday night at 3230, signaling church activities for the week.
Rev H B Johnson will lead morning worship at 10 15 with special music and a sermon. Sunday School led by Mrs James Rogers begins at 11 15. This will be the last Sunday morning service until August 21 though Sunday School continues weekly.
Urgent invitation to join Sunday School at 10:00 with preaching at 11:00. Sunday evening service at 7:30 and prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30. Regular meetings now held at the Free Methodist church.
Morning worship at 10:00 followed by Sunday School at 11:15 with Miss Laura Thompson as superintendent. The Little Baptist Church extends a cordial invitation to those who do not attend Sunday school elsewhere to join them, and plans to unite with Methodist people for the evening service.
The Clare Methodist Church lists services with Rev Edward T Smith and topics The Currents of Life Abiding in Christ and The Tragedy of Disobedience. Fourth quarterly conference set for Monday July 18 at 8:30 pm with Rev G S Wheeler presiding. Also notes Sunday School times and nearby church product ads.
The Australian federal district of Canberra will be governed by a commission that leases rather than sells land to control development. City planners will zone districts for industry residences and affordable homes, guiding Canberra’s growth as a planned metropolis over the next quarter century.
The article argues that neglect taxes, at about 1.4196 billion dollars annually, erode wealth faster than fire losses. It states total standing property worth roughly 101.4 billion dollars, with only about 80 percent adequately protected and the rest deteriorating at about 2 percent yearly.
A family may allocate a sixth of income to rent and up to a quarter or more to buying and maintaining a home. Rent and loan payments may total weeks from one eighth to one third of income, plus interest, principal, renewals, repairs, taxes, insurance, water tax and other improvements. Some apartment dwellers overlook heating fuel costs.
A nine mile stretch of highway between Cam and East Bloomfield New York has been illuminated by electric lamps at 200 and 250 foot intervals for three months. Local automotive clubs chambers of commerce and other groups back the plan saying it improves driver visibility and pedestrian protection on the road.
A feature argues that owning a home doubles social standing and improves eligibility for public office and employment. The piece notes owners are preferred for business roles and positions of responsibility, quoting that business men question a candidate's home ownership when evaluating character and reliability.
The text advises not overemphasizing proximity to relatives and friends when choosing a neighborhood. It stresses that the general demographic of residents matters, especially for families with children, who should be raised in suitable surroundings.
The Tuscumbia Times urges residents to beautify their premises as part of a town improvement effort, emphasizing that now is the time to begin. The appeal highlights personal responsibility and civic pride in enhancing the local streetscape.
The Rosebush Methodist Church reports strong turnout for morning services and Sunday School led by Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Johnston. The program includes an evening service, a Union Young People's meeting, and a Wednesday Farmer’s program, with events aimed at local youths and farmers.
At a Sun day School meeting of Center church in Rose bush new officers were elected for the year. Mrs Ida Johnson was re elected Supt with John Graham as Ass’t Sec Beatrice Graham and Chester Kennedy as Librarians and Lola Graham as Missionary Supt. Local notices follow with visits and family news.
Community notes report Sunday evening services, multiple visitors and family gatherings over the 4th. Names include Pattie Clute of Pontiac, Mr and Mrs M D Clute, Fred Geible, Leona Vanderwalker of Bay City, Jay Clute, Chas Bodkins, Helen Broskey, Wm Hampton of Mt Pleasant, and others. Local celebrations include Budd Lake and Long Lake outings. Forty-two attended the Ladies Aid at Arling Seversons. Sunday School attendance has declined.
Eagle Call Gardon slowly recovers after falling from a wagon while unloading hay. Mrs. Henry Hanes improves after being on the sick list. Services at Harigan fair grounds led by Rev. Stickey and Detroit Rescue Mission assistants. Families from Wallaceburg Ont and Flint visit relatives in Dover and Ponting attend Walters reunion. Oliver Nash to teach next year. election of Ernest Kleiner as treasurer.
West Freeman reports visiting families from Kinsman Ohio, Detroit and Clare vacationing around Lost Lake for sightseeing and fishing. Local residents include Mr and Mrs Bert Walker and children returning to Detroit after two weeks away, and Mr and Mrs Deet and Brattie of Detroit spending weekends at the Lost Lake club. The scene mentions Frank Luce and Floyd Adams calling on M A Finch as Spring lake resort begins, with Mrs Grissell described as ill and cared for by her daughters.
A testimonial claims Adlerika relieves stomach trouble and gas in minutes after taking it daily. The ad urges acting on both upper and lower bowel to remove old waste matter and improve health, featuring H. A. Anderson, druggist, as the promoter.
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