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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1932
Page
2
The column invites worshipers to St Cecilia’s with Rev Stanley Mays leading a 10:00 A M service. Vernon community Sunday School meets at Mt Vernon Grange hall at 10 30 each Sunday. A cordial invitation is extended to visitors and tourists to join in worship and partake in wholesome meditation.
Cosgrove Home at 205 East Seventh Street holds Sabbath School at 1 30 every week. Visitors are welcome to attend.
Rev. C Binhammer announces English services at Bertha Lake at eleven o clock. Notice appears in city proiof column. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints holds Sunday School at the I C O F Hall with preaching at 8:00 by Elder Buri of Beaverton.
Glen Hall presents Bible School at 10 00 am and preaching at 11 00 am with evening service listed. Thursday night Bible study at 8 00 pm. Brown Corners LL church says Sunday services July 24 and 31 are cancelled as members join Rev Stuckey for tent meeting at Kanarrs Grove.
Corner of 6th and Maple Street invites all to attend services led by Pastor F S Elliott. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. preaching at 11:00 a.m. Young People at 7:00 p.m. Evangelistic service at 8:00 p.m. Mid week prayer Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. All are invited.
The Baptist Church schedules Sunday services at 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday School begins at 11:15 a.m. Miss Laura Thompson is superintendent. A midweek prayer service is held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The article notes strong summer attendance and invites young people to participate.
Rev. Albert Dawe leads worship at 10 15 a m with sermon Life a Domestic Affair and solo by Miss Rose Mary Cornwell. Church school follows at 11 30 a m with the pastor in charge, preaching on the human race as one great family and the need for right relations within the family and among people.
A church invites members to hear a Sunday sermon on Marketing for Imperishables at 10 15 a m. The church school meets at 11 30. Epworth League pauses until after Labor Day. Ladies Aid gathers Friday. The last quarterly conference led by Dr J B DeVinney is planned for August 2 at 7 30 with reports to be brought.
Charles M Wright declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Clare County in the upcoming September primaries. Political advertisement signed by Wright.
The Clare Shipping Association announces shipping dates on Tuesday August 9 and August 28. Contact H. A. Dawson for details at phone 220F 21.
Grand Rapids nine year old Barbara Wies choked on a toy balloon and died after hospital admission. Detroit sees deaths from accidents and long term illness including Albert Armon's hand injury, William White's throat tube death, and a five day forty hour week ordinance. Durand elects city status. Mt. Clemens reports a gunnery squadron move. Port Huron and Battle Creek note fires and honorary camp naming. Monroes report a kidnapping escape. S H Taylor grows melons across 32 acres. Lake Odessa child crushed by farm drag. Lansing notes bed openings for insane patients. Grand Rapids unemployed sow seeds for a $314,000 harvest.
Announcement lists an August 2 quarterly conference under Dr J B DeVinney, followed by a Ladies Union afternoon meeting with refreshments of lemonade and cookies. A Guild lawn festival is set for August 3 at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Hudson with afternoon and evening activities.
Two local players Byron Gallagher and Leo Hampton shone in a tournament noted for 300 yard drives and 30 foot putts. Byron, though he lost, earned high praise for consistent play while Clare and the community can be proud of their golfers.
Dairy extension specialist John A. Arey argues for increasing cow numbers across North Carolina to boost milk and cream sales. He notes five benefits: steady cash income, year-round farm labor, markets for home-grown seeds, erosion control, and profitable pasture use. He urges buying five-cow units, balanced home-grown rations, permanent pastures, and purebred dairy sires to lift production and profits.
H P Davis notes experiments show wheat underperforms corn for milk yield in dairy rations. He advises limiting wheat to 25–50 percent of grain, suggests a 1:1 corn wheat mix with bran, or a 2:2:7:1 blend of corn wheat bran and cottonseed meal for better protein and output.
The disease requires removing the infected cow to prevent spread. Milk other cows first, milk the diseased quarter last, and avoid floor milking. Use clean utensils, discard waste so cows cannot access it, rub injured quarters with camphor and hot water, and milk the affected quarter frequently. Reduce feed briefly and give a laxative such as half to three quarters of a pound of Epsom salt.
Michigan hotel managers will gain state police protection to arrest skippers bad check artists and thieves. Twelve central police headquarters and radio scout cars will assist hotels. managers report crimes to police and receive rapid dispatch and warrants. Police commissioner Oscar G. Olander compares protection to bank security.
Bids will be received until 6 PM for operating two school buses one to Surrey Two Ag s School Far well and one to Lincoln Two Unit school Lake George A $25 certified check accompanies each bid Rights reserved to reject any or all bids 4012 Lillian Hanson Sec Lake George Mich
Republican candidate Chas David announces run for County Drain Commissioner in Clare County with September primary voting forthcoming. He seeks support from voters across the county and pledges public service.
Sell your used batteries radiators and green hides to Samborn's. Call 23 for details and pricing.
Lake George mid July 11 1932 meeting called to order by President Frank Manning Present Manning Luce Kress Wellman Absent Graves Secretary read 1931 1932 report adopted Officers elected Hansen secretary Kress and Luce trustees Three year terms and a 1931 32 balance of 4768 54 plus receipts total 6925 05 expenditures total 6209 93 leaving balance 3754 96 Endorsed by secretary Hansen on final line
Farmers’ listing of livestock for sale including produce, shipping dates on Tuesday August 2 and August 16. Contact telephone 139 for P F Geeck of Mer.
The Pollard No. 1 in Isabella township reaches 800 feet while Harring No. 1, 3 12 miles south of Clare, at 500 feet with no trouble. The Cowden No. 1 rotary driller has spudded in using 9 mast and no derrick.
G J F Nass files as Republican candidate for County Drain Commissioner at the September 13 1982 primaries.
A reflective piece argues that youths lack instinctive fun and must gain it through experience and thought. It suggests grown ups can model enjoyment and guide teens toward more engaging, meaningful activities.
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