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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1926
Page
3
A reflection on the man with steady employment who supports a family and pays taxes as having done a little good, versus the public servant who spends funds freely and harms, sometimes greatly, from J. W. Howe's Monthly.
Corrected market notes show calf prices 6.00-10.50 with best yearlings 9.00-10.50 and top calves 13.50-18.00. Sheep and lambs include best lambs 15.00-15.50, best sheep 6.50-7.50, hogs mixed 15.00, heavy 13.50-14.25, pigs 15.50, stags 9.50.
GATHOLIC Rev George Flanagan Pastor Maas at 10 00 A M SEVEN DAY ADVENTIST 205 East 7th Street Sabbath School every Saturday afternoon at 2 00 o'clock Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening LUTHERAN Leonhard C G Bernthal Pastor 1002 McEwan Friday June 25th no school Sunday June 27th 10 00 a m Che lish services
Reverend H B Johnson conducts 10 15 morning worship with a sermon and the Lord's Supper. Sunday School follows at 2 15 in the afternoon with Ada Hochstetler as superintendent.
The church schedules Sunday morning worship at 10:00 with Sunday School at 11:15 and an evening service at 7:30. Enrollment is rising and many locally who do not attend are welcome. The regular monthly meeting is Wednesday at 7:30. all members should attend.
An open church invites all to Sunday School at 10 30 and preaching at 11 30 followed by Sunday evening service at 7 30 Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 8 90 The 4th of July gathering at H L Clevelands 112 miles north of Clare on M14 will be held Monday July 5 featuring outside speakers
The notice lists church sessions including Sunday School at 10 30 a m with a class at 9 30 a m and evening Bible study 7 30 p m at J A Allen home. Gilmore F M Church holds Sunday School 10 00 a m and preaching 11 00 a m. Weidman F M Church offers preaching at 3 00 p m. Everyone welcome.
The Church with a Welcome Class at 107 Hast 7th street Clare announces services including 9 30 a m worship 1 00 p m sermon Accepting the Challenge 11 16 a m Sunday School 7 30 p m sermon Victory over the Fresh Prayer meeting Thursday 7 45 Children’s Day program at two o clock all are welcome Baptismal services planned Bring children for Christian Baptism Remember the hour.
Alma college announces two new memorial chairs by gifts totaling 110000 to endow physiology and physics chairs. Henry B. Smith Professorship of Physiology funded by Mrs. Henry B. Smith and John F. Dodge Chair of Physics funded by Mrs. John F. Dodge.
Gerome Frees left Friday to visit his mother in Pleasant. Mr and Mrs Charles Baker and children of Pleasant and Miss Ida Baker of Onaway visited at the Frees and Levi Baker home Sunday. Laurence Gibis left Sunday for work in Saginaw. Frank Williams and family of Flint visited her parents Mr and Mrs Wentworth Sunday. Mrs Shultz entertains her mother from Saginaw this week. Josephine Gibis spent Monday night with her sister Mrs Ray Lockwood in Clare.
Miss Mary McClease of Freeland spent last week with Mrs Theodore Merrihew. Mr and Mrs Ralph Allen of Harbor Beach visited the Merrihews. Presley and family visited Clare and Penrose. Will Leosh and family and Mrs Warren Pargell and children were in Lansing. Elsie Beach of Owosso visited the Merrihews. Children’s day exercises are set for Sunday at 2 PM. Quiet attend the funeral of Mr Allen last Friday at the home of Ivan MacIntosh.
East Lincoln residents report Wm Kubo as owner of a new Star coach. Sunday visits surround local families including Mrs Winnie Taylor and daughter Wm Sly of Harrison to C W Sprague and relatives in Alma. Guests also include Miss Ima Dunkle in E R M Austins store and notes of cottages and baby news from Flint and Mason areas.
A church in Eagle invites all to a children’s day program Sunday night. A baby girl named Mary Altha Regar was born to Mr. and Mrs. Adam Regar on June 18. Several local families and visitors are noted in weekend gatherings and travels. A blind pig controversy is mentioned with owner Mrs. Jay Rillette. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Fannie Munger of Farwell. Sympathies offered to the bereaved family. Lost two Ford keys No. 70. Please return to Roy Feignar.
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