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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1931
Page
5
Notes advise weekly tire air checks including the spare, ensure proper inflation and a dust cap, and use a tire cover. Adjust seat to fit, avoid parking on curves or crests, leave ample passing space, and be aware that wheel wobble becomes apparent at higher speeds. Southeastern states spend about 170 million dollars on highway improvements this year.
Officials of the Federal Motor Club in Los Angeles praised the federal government apportionment of 1982 highway funds totaling 121 million dollars. Arthur Goulson said speeding highway construction will gain motorist approval and noted the July 1 1931 availability allows states to plan resources for construction and employment relief. He projected 1930 31 as a peak construction period with combined spending of 38.5 billion and current year appropriations of 1 726167000 and an average 66.85 dollars per registered automobile.
A reader records a dialogue between Bob and his father about gambling and betting in sports. The father, Mr. Smith, argues betting corrupts sport, fuels embezzlement, and harms character, citing Charles Kingsley’s letters and a stern warning about returning winnings. The piece ends reflecting on gambling’s social sanction and poverty.
Seventh Day Adventist Cosgrove at 205 Eagle 7th Street posts Sabbath School Saturday at 1 30 pm Catholic St Cecilia’s with Rev Stanley Morrison mass 8 30 St John’s Ev Lutheran Rev C Binhammer services in German at 9 45 am uplifting light service at 10 45 am Sunday School at 11 46
Pastor W. W. Hurd notes Regular services next Sunday and postpones the Children's Day exercises for one week. Reorganized Latter Day Saints hold Sunday School at 10 30 and Community service at 11. Preaching by Elder G W Burt of Beaverton at 8 pm.
Morning worship at 10 15. Sunday School starts 11 15 with Miss Laura Thompson in charge. Evening service at 7 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30.
Daisie M. Bruckart leads Sunday School with Harry L. Cleveland as Superintendent. program planned with S.BH Sheridan and Woodland outing, time to be announced. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Prayer and sewing circles held weekly. Cora Wilson named librarian and Sunday School superintendent with library books loaned from Clare.
Rev Albert Dawe leads worship at 10 35 a m with a sermon titled Shall we fear God Man or the Devil Special music by the choir and John Garns performs a saw number Church School follows at 2 15 p m Children Day service on Sunday morning June 21 Parents may call the pastor to arrange baptisms Jesus commissioned disciples to preach the gospel and their message.
Advertisement lists bulk rolled oats 10 lbs 99e large cans peaches Kellogg's corn flakes two packs Palm Olive Soap 8 bars 25c Palm Olive Beads free California sardines in mustard or tomato sauce three cans 29c large carton matches 6 large boxes 16c with slogan Business Is Good.
An invitation urges visitors and tourists to join worship as the church recalls the apostles' powers to heal and cast out devils. It notes persecution may come, but highlights Christ’s authority over body and soul and cites Jesus’s rebuttal to Beelzebub critics from Matthew 12.
A reflective aphorism from the Florida Times Union notes that grief for missed chances can blind people to future opportunities arriving ahead. The saying emphasizes looking forward rather than dwelling on past losses.
A Clare Hatchery notice denies employment by Mayer and offers $1 per order sheet written by B B Mayer Jr. It urges customers to buy chicks with confidence from Clare Hatchery in Clare Michigan.
Local readers are urged to try a Clare Sentinel liner for next week’s publication. The notice invites submissions and advertising to appear in the upcoming issue.
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