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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1928

Page

6

For Sale items in a Michigan town classifieds page

Multiple classified ads list farm products and livestock feed baby chicks hatching stock and breeder birds, plus a seven room brick house sale. Items include Gur of Larro feeds from Clare Elevator Co contact 56, St Johns Wisie Hatchery, and Frank J. Koeplinger selling poultry stock and a black mare. Property offered by Geo W Hasler 402 Hast 5th St.

Clare Elevator Co Broeder St. Johns-Wisie Hatchery St. Joking Mich Frank J. Koeplinger Farwell Glass Road Geo. W. Hasler Hast 5Th Street

Wanted Help On Farms And Domestic Work

WANTED married man to work on farms Jos Hudson at SBI. WANTED 15 or 90 tons 18 alfalfa hay 18 Bicknell. WANTED loose lower hay W C Fuller Farwell 1922. WANTED work on farm Chas Shafer Clare Ri 1812. WANTED middle aged woman to do housework for family of four. Goda oman for Seca vasty Box 91 Coleman 188.

Jos. Hudson Bicknell Chas, Shafer Clare Ri Goda Oman Seca, Vasty Coleman

Catholic Reve George Flanagan Pastor Wass at 10 A M

Fragmentary text lists Catholic and Seventh Day Adventist items with times for Sabbath School and a morning service. The readable portions mention George Flanagan and a pastor named Wass in connection to 10 A M and a Saturday afternoon session at 4 30.

George, Flanagan Wass O’elocn

Congregational Service Schedule Noted

Pastor Rev. H. B. Johnson leads morning worship at 10 15 a m with aid sermon and Sunday School at 2 25 p m as listed for the Congregational church service schedule.

H. B. Johnson

Sunday Sermon at Schoolhouse with Daniels and Skanes

Pastor Sunday and Skanes preach at 2 00 PM after 1 00 PM service at the schoolhouse. All are welcome and asked to bring someone.

Daniels Skanes

St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Services Schedule

St John s Evangelical Lutheran Church led by Pastor W Westendorf holds 9 30 a m German service and 10 45 a m English service. English Lenten services are offered Wednesdays at 7 30 p m.

Welcoming Sunday Services at Corner of Sixth and Maple

The church at Sixth and Maple invites all to Sunday School at 10 04, preaching at 11 00, Young People meet at 6 30 with Miss Wlassie Highten leading. Sunday evening service at 7 30 and prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30.

Sixth and Maple Street W. S. Teeter

Methodist Church Service Notices and Events

The Methodist Episcopal Church announces services led by Pastor W. W. Hurd on March 4 with a sermon titled Are there Ten Commandments or Heaven or are there Two or Three. Mrs. McAllister will perform a solo at the Mother and Daughter Banquet on March 11. Evening talk: Stealing and Socialism and Communism. A reception and lunch today at four o clock hosted by the Aid Society invites members to bring a guest and pay a small luncheon fee.

Hvening Aid Society Bore

Sunday Worship Hours and Evening Programs at Local Church

God calls the people to his house every Sunday at ten o'clock for worship. Superintendent Lisse Thompson sets a hunting school hour at 11 18. D W Oghorne leads the Young Peoples hour at six. Wednesday evening prayer service is at seven with a welcoming note for all attendees.

Lisse Thompson Sand D. W. Oghorne

Singing Mud Rivers Alter Andes Skyline

Naturalist Nature Masa gine notes the Andes feature rivers of mud that sing as torrential rains convert foothills into flowing gumbo. Erosion reshapes stretches with higher cordilleras losing feet yearly, potentially leveling the range into plateau in centuries. The moraine geology carries semi liquid material down valleys, producing a musical surge resembling poured molasses.

Andes South America Nature Masagine Cordilleras Patawonia

Wanted Washing and Ironing Available

Help needed with laundry and ironing at home or away from home. Myrtle Harger lists contact at 312 H Sixth Street. Owner may have blanket found. payment offered by notice author Mrs. Phil Geeth.

Phil Geeth Myrtle Harger H. 6Th Street

Notice to supply prices for pea beats by C. Fuller

A miscellaneous notice from C. Fuller of 192 seeks quotations for heavy and light pea beats. The item requests price information and responds to inquiries related to imarket purchasing.

Wi. C

Freshman and Sophomore students chosen for declamation

Four freshmen and four sophomores were selected to give declamations in chapel today. The chosen freshmen are Mildred Stirling Elizabeth Weller Mary Tawin and Mary McKeever. The sophomores are Thomas Horton Byron Gallagher Mary Ginn and Barbra Hodson. One caller advances to a Big Rapids sub district. The Freshman Leap Year party featured games paper hatchets Washington’s birthday decorations and dancing with music by Dorothy Jordain and Clair Schaat.

Waelish Weel Mildred Stirling Elizabeth Weller Mary Tawin Mary McKeever Thomas Horton Byron Gallagher Mary Ginn Barbra Hodson Big Rapids Washington Dorothy Jordain Clair Schaat Virgil Hochstetler Remington

Market Conditions Highlight Butter and Poultry Trends

Markets show butter prices stabilizing in Chicago while New York holds at 45 cents for Extras. Butter production rises as stockpiles suppress demand. eggs see steady moves despite wintry marketing. Futures point to lower overall prices with anticipated larger receipts and storage packing, as Jewish holidays boost live fowl inquiries.

Chicago New York

Troy Laundry Heritage Highlighted in City History

The city of Troy N.Y. founded the collar and shirt industry and served as the steam laundry center of the country. The term Troy laundry remains widely used by laundries nationwide and abroad.

Troy United States

Attendance reports and honor lists for early grades

The article lists monthly attendance percentages by grade from first to eighth, naming students with perfect attendance in each class. It notes teachers on duty during lunch hour and mentions a repaired office safe and improved stage lighting at the Lyceum, highlighting no stage shadows.

Wellington Airey Hunke’ Bicknell Nilda Calihan Betty Doherty Hilda Hberhart Thelma Erter Wayne Geek Russell Glass Vincent Heiser Jay Wendrie Chester Irwin Keith Johnson Maxine Jones Clifford Lane Hazel Sutton Hallies Walton Jean Anderson Ellsworth Chaffee Virginia Dionise Noma Des Ormeau Mildred Derby Anna Leis Dorsey Mussell Louise Topps Dale Randall Veromae Thompson Walter Upthegrove Roy Wilson Eigh Hochstetler Lyceum

Odd Mixture of Business and Religion in Uptown Church

A New York Sunday Times item describes a negro church where Sunday services run eight to ten hours with sermons and classes plus meals and social circles. The pastor broadcasts members’ wants from the pulpit for buy or sell items and jobs, blending faith with commerce, including a playful theft anecdote about a misplaced pearl brooch.

New York House of Prayer Ananda Rose Abernathy New York Sunday Times

Fragmentary note on Upanishad classification

A terse quotation discusses Upanishads as speculative treatises on the nature of the self and the universe. It mentions Sanskrit learning at the feet of a teacher and references Washington Stas as the source.

Wis Washington Stas

Road drift reroutes travel to school in Wentworth era

The Monday plow work on a local gravel road near Wentworth improves access for school children. Frank McKenna attended his father’s funeral in Detroit last Wednesday. Opal McGilvery travels to school via the gravel road due to drifted conditions.

Richard Matthews Toni Cant Bell Flint Frank McKenna Detroit Opal McGilvery

Somer family sympathy noted in Farwell

The notice offers sympathy to the Somer family in Farwell for a sad affliction. It reports Mr and Mrs M L McAlvery visiting Chas Eames, no church services at Gilmore Christian church due to Farwell sickness, Herman Davis entertaining his father in law, a Valentine box at Case school enjoyed by staff and pupils, and Madelyn Shaner undergoing tonsil removal with Violet receiving treatments in Ann Arbor.

Somer Farwell M. L. McAlvery Chas. Eames Christian Church Gilmore Herman Davis Valentine Case Ann Arbor Madelyn Shaner Violet

Community Social News From Saginaw And Surrounding Areas

Mr and Mrs Clyde Cirtis and family of Saginaw spent a weekend with Mr and Mrs Paul Moore and family. Roy Hoover Jr and baby of Dovey visited Mr and Mrs Watson Smith. Hart Green of Detroit visited sister Mrs Henry Gardiner. Hunting and Fishing Club held a supper and dance at the Opera House with guests from Clare and Mr Pleasant. Marion Caner Fréd Schaaf Elmer Haven Guy Light attended a birthday party for Mrs Charles Burnett of Greenwood. Sophomores enjoyed a toboggan party. Lyceum Course number four was presented Tuesday. Eileen Ambie returned to school after a coughing spell. Pauline Steurmer of Greenwood spent the weekend with Mrs O M Brown.

Clyde Cirtis Saginaw Paul Moore Roy Hoover, Jr Dovey Watson Smith Hart Green Detroit Henry Gardiner Opera House Clare Mr. Pleasant Marion ‘Caner Fréd Schaaf Elmer Haven Guy Light Charles Burnett Greenwood Lyceum Eileen Ambie Pauline Steurmer 0. M. Brown

Mann Siding Social Notes and Sympathy Update

Howard Brockway of Pontiac visited family here over the weekend. Local residents express sympathy to the Oral Somers family of Farwell for Ella Brockway of Pontiac. Several from Mann Siding attended a Temple dance and reported a fine time. Various Brown relatives and friends from Flint and the area spent weekends and Sundays with kin here. The snow plow keeps roads clear allowing winter driving. Little Imogene Blystone and Billy Giers were home sick due to weather. Leona Brown is on the sick list.

Howard Brockway Pontiac Lewis Brown Flint Arlene Root Ralph Brown Viola Mann Siding Sills Brown Lewis Viola Brown Ira Root Arlene Bernice Sylvia Lawrence Burton Brown Gene Burton Otto John Boulton Imogene Blystone Billy Giers Leona Brown

Grain and live stock quotes from Clare Elevator Co

Market quotes list beans per cwt Wheat No 2 Rye Barley Oats and animal stock prices. Quoted by Clare Elevator Co and L W Jackson Hogd with indicated weights and conditions for meats and hog prices.

Clare Elevator Co L. W. Jackson Dréided Hoek

Light prices offered by Glare Elevator Co this week

Ad promises cold light for less waste with improved efficiency. Special prices on brand and mid buildings this week. Glare Elevator Co. Phone 56.

Glare Elevator, Co Adv

Hymn Singing and Child Gratitude in London Prose

The London Daily Telegraph urges hymnbooks to channel natural joy and spontaneous gratitude in children rather than suppress it. It argues the true hymn-singer resembles a lark and cannot help but sing, celebrating cheerful thanks.

London Daily ‘Telegraph

Also Mentioned on This Page

G. J. Guest Alsg Givas Allen Lote Leon, Gleason Howard W.W. Jones Basewood Lumber Emmet Sutton W. D. Stratton Farwell, Mich Cor John Bergey Loomis Rene Bolle Art Lloyd D, Ward Ward Bay Mare M. P. Lowles White Farm Milo Robinett Clyde Allen Toulouse Gander Wm. Garchey, Jr W. E. Gilson Richard Ochtel Warren St Flint, Mich Sowiar Ab Robert Shull Cornwell Ranch W. C. Fuller Seventh Day Adventist ST. John's EV. Lutheran Church OF God Methodist Episcopal Church W. W. Hurd A. P. MacDonald West Sixth Street D. Kemp Jas Daugherty Carpenter Lincoln Paul Dionese Weslie Huntley Loren, Jackson Kathleen Bogan Ardath Dawson Jay’ Graves Ethel Swingon Leone Butcher Betty Ann Sutton Kenneth Bruce Thearon Davis Emma Fairbanks Alice Foell Clare Foss Jay*Green Jean Groves Geneva Huntley Evelyn Larman Billy Ray McAlister Orlene Naftzger Dale Parrish Dorothy Pifer Mildred Williams Robert Bogan Donald Capen Clara Dawson Thomas Dwyer Edwin Foss Ruby Huntley Freda Leis Thelma Pifer Mary White Helen Hitchcock Virginia Horton Noris Huntley Alden McCulloch Margaret Hunt Dorothy Larman Anna Morgan Lyman Perkins Glenn Sanford Wesley Swinson Franklin Walters Marian White Russell Doud Lo Bruckart Horace Des Ormeau Marian Dioniger Raymond Dwyer Marvel Yairhanks Gordon Holmes Jack Irwin Russell Swinson Eligabeth Bruckart Jean Caple Ester Chaffee Mary Ann Collins Barnadette Cour Hunice Davis Ward Feighner Bernard Ackerman Robert Doherty Bryan Gibbs Donald Gillis Dale Groves Ross Irwin Austin Knapp Jack McAllister Lionel Parish Floyd Thompson Verona Bowers Elizabeth Feighner June Hachmuth Edith Loach Maxine Mason Margaret Morgan Lucile Roe Hazel Stottlemyer Marie Woolston Harrison Market Report Bee Eesat Hell Lght Ag Eip East 4Th Street Goodyear Davy Clare, Mich
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