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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1927
Page
8
Community notice from Ann Arbor about a church gathering led by Pastor Garvey De Geer. Includes Sunday services at 10:00 am and 11:00 am, social service at 10:00 am, and a women's department meeting every other Thursday at 2:00 pm. All are welcome.
Pastor Henry House invites members and neighbors to a Sunday schedule including 10:00 Sunday School 11300 preaching at 6:30 junior young peoples meeting and mid week prayer Tuesday 7 30 pm. An all day meeting July 1 expects visitors from neighboring congregations to observe the ordinances of Gods House. Everyone welcome.
The Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev Edward Truman Smith invites worship with a 11 30 a m sermon titled The Currents of Life. Sunday School starts 10 30 a m with Frank Lay superintendent. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Dozens of residents from Mt Pleasant to Saginaw are listed in town notes visiting family and friends, with several trips to Lake George and nearby towns.
Local residents share travel plans visiting relatives in Missouri Wisconsin and Michigan. The Church of God Sunday School hosts a picnic with a potluck supper ice cream and cake. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs lodge events include dues, degrees conferred and a well attended social supper.
The Clare Gladwin County Rural Carriers held a convention at Wilson State Park Harrison on June 28 with twelve carriers and two visitors. Officers elected for the year include President C Stinchcombe Farwell Vice President Harder Beaverton and Secretary Treasurer J C Bellinger Farwell.
From the Farwell Register dated May 6 1873 word comes that a cemetery site is being secured and work will start within days. Emigration to the northern plains grows. Charlotte Woodruff was injured in a bogey accident but is recovering. Archy Patterson of Wilsons mill was badly injured in a shingle mill accident but is slowly improving under Drs Wilkinson and Eyins care.
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows lodge installed officers on a Wednesday night July 6. Noble Grand John Laverty presided with Vice Grand John Waddington and Recording Secretary W A Oden. Financial Secretary Ita Badger and Treasurer Albert B H Miller were announced along with Right Supporter and other posts.
Correspondence lists the Van Vaklenburg and Robbins families visiting in Flint and Alma. Trips include Hanner Smalley Thompson heading to Kansas. Local contacts mention Heintz and Lilly Jake at home, Bringold siblings with Marion connection, and Mrs Gobles foot injury. Sunday School at 10300 standard time. School meeting announced for Monday night.
Advertises To-Dot Cow Spray as a deadly repellent for flies mosquitoes and lice on livestock. Describes Light and Dark formulas with odor color and staining notes. Claims instant kill or longer protection with price 1.25 per gallon can from Kirkpatrick, Druggist.
North west Greenwood reports Clyde Fowler and his mother from Saginaw visiting Wm Clarks. Lansing residents Mrs T C Holmes and Mrs Holmes visit H B Jones. The Clanks host Orvil Bilsby wife and sister Mrs S Reproad along with other guests. Holmes Jones and Clark families visit for Huckelberry fetching amid scarce berries. Russel Chaffee and sister Weather return from Traverse City with aunt Mrs Send. Mr Ott of Clare buys stock locally. Fishermen urged to join fishing contest and register at Kirkpatrick’s Drugs.
Dover reports no Sunday services at the Brown due to other meetings, with Sunday School resuming next week at 10:00 a.m. A well attended Sunday School picnic at Bright Point Lake is praised, and social visits include visitors from Flint, Detroit, Hurley, and Clare. Interdenominational camp meetings near Gladwin set for July 21 to 71 with evangelist Rev. Frank Arthur.
Daily market notes from Clare Hay Grain and Beam Co list beans and various grains with prices. Commodities include Red Wheat White Wheat No 2 Corn oats rye buckwheat and produce, with a cited price of $5.25 in the record.
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