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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1933
Page
5
The Clare Sentinel lists subscription prices and Canada rates, state and local office details, and display ad terms. It also contains a long roundup of weekend and local news notes from Clare and nearby towns, including visits, travels, and a few accidents.
The Mann Siding school house hosts Sunday church at 2:00 PM led by Pastor Russell N. Cook. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH lists services Sunday 11:30 AM 7:45 PM with Sunday School at 10:30 AM and Wednesday prayer at 3:00 PM. A long stream of visits includes Mrs Axel Halgren, Mrs Jessie Gleason, Mr and Mrs Howard Stimpson, and many others from Alba Detroit Mt. Pleasant Saginaw Flint and beyond visiting Harrison residents.
The Congregational Church invites parents to cooperate with a 10:00 Sunday School and an 11:00 Worship and Sermon led by Pastor Ray M. Busler. The note urges prompt attendance and community betterment through faithful church work and worship. The Rev. L. L. Roush of Wayne Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church is also mentioned.
Mrs Ward Rainwater of Lansing and her sister Mrs Edward White hosted guests on Saturday. Others moving to Lansing include Mr M Van Byery who has a new posting under Dr Paul Voelker. Several families spent Sunday at Manistee and fishing trips were planned to Pigeon with John Briggs and George Berselle.
Ad shows various items and prices including Tilet paper 6-1000 sheet rolls, sardines California oval, two bottles 25 cents, gas $2.79 plus deposit tax 25 cents, sap flakes five pound 31 cents, paper napkins, peas early June two cans, Kellogg’s Corn Flakes large pkg, Rest Toasties large pkg. </s>
Wednesday afternoon July 12 Miss Fern Hoover married June Rose in a quiet ceremony at the Congregational parsonage conducted by Rev. Roach. Attendants were Miss Louraine Hughes and Donald Sellinger. The couple plans a tour of the Upper Peninsula.
Mr and Mrs John Briggs Sr hosted a large family picnic at Wilson State Park on Sunday July 16. Attendees included Theodore Leutzinger and family Lansing Henry Leutzinger and family Rudolph Leutzinger Moddersville Seth Leutzinger wife and daughter Lynsing Leah Leutzinger Connie Leutzinger Moddersville Mrs Ralph Youngs and husband Plainville nephew Pete Leutzinger Moddersville Rollins and daughter Lansing Lila Pearson and Will Reims Moddersville.
Local churches announce schedules for Sunday worship and Sunday School. St Cecilia and St John’s Lutheran list morning services, with Mt Vernon Grange hosting Sunday School at 10 30 and Latter Day Saints also holding 10 30 sessions. Methodist program outlines 10 15 service themes and a 11 30 church school with Ladies Aid picnic today in City Park.
Sabbath School times and preaching details for Cosgrove Home and Brown Corners U B Church. Pastor Benjamin R. Davis leads Sunday School at 10:30 and a preaching service at 8:00 with a Thursday prayer meeting at 8:00 p.m. The notice includes a benediction line about prayer.
Elder M. R. Hendrich presides with Sunday school at 10 30 and preaching at 11 30. Children’s service at the parsonage at 11 30. Cottage prayer and chapter study Wednesdays at 8. Elm Grove holds Sunday School at 11 with evening preaching every other Sunday and cottage prayer Thursday at 8. Colonville notes 10 30 with a special meeting at Bim Grove causing preaching after Sunday school. Come and enjoy the service with us.
F S Elliott pastor outlines church activities including morning worship with sermon and a Sunday school, a 7 00 young peoples service, and a Wednesday Bible study on entire sanctification. A picnic thanks Wm Kaplinger for allowing use of his landing.
A church notice details a sermon series on the twenty articles of faith by The Baptist Union of America. It invites Sunday school at 11 15 a m with Miss Laura Thompson, a 6 30 p m Young People meeting led by Miss Carlberg, and Sunday evening at 7 30 with a study on when Anti christ rules.
Rev Albert Dawe conducts morning worship at 10 15 with sermon The Outlook for Religion, soloist Miss Mildred Mayer, then church school at 11 30 led by the pastor in charge. The article notes a decade of decline and disputes over creeds affecting Christian belief.
A hickory sprig worn by James Sayre in life marks his grave in Canton Pennsylvania. Sayre, an admirer of Andrew Jackson, is buried in the Baptist cemetery where a growing tree stands as a quiet tribute to his memory.
A 19th century advertisement claims Moone's Emerald Oil eases aching swollen feet in minutes with repeated applications. It touts a wonderful formula of essential oils and camphor, noting offensive odor disappears and promising widespread sales through A. B. Mussell's drug store and other trusted druggists.
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