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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1932
Page
5
Rev Morrison leads St Cecilia's Mass at 10 30 A M Vernon community Sunday school also at 10 30 A M. Seventh Day Adventist Gossrave Home 205 E 7th St Sabbath school at 1 30 P M Visitors welcome prayer meeting Wednesday 8 00 P M Southeast Sheridan Church School 2 30 P M Cora Wilson Supt Come and meet with us.
St John's Evangelical Lutheran presents German services at 9 45 and English services with communion at 10 45. Sunday School after English service. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints holds Sunday services at I O of B Hall with Sunday School at 10 30 and community service at 11. Elder G W Burt of Beaverton preaches at 8.00.
The Church of God announces Daisie M Bruckart in charge Church School at 10 00 a m Ed gar Van Sicklen Superintendent Morning worship at 11 00 a m Young People meeting at 7 00 p m Vera B Peterson Leader Evening service at 8 00 p m Sewing Circle Wednesday p m
Rev. Ghas Stroup leads worship at ten o'clock with gong prayer and scripture study. Miss Laura Thompson, Superintendent, directs learning for children. Sunday evening service follows at 7:00.
Congregational Church announces next Sunday's services with a 10 16 a m church service featuring a sermon titled Hosea the Man with a Shattered Romance. Special choir music and an 11 30 a m church school follow as the pastor leads a Lenten study focusing on Hosea and his troubled marriage. The sermon notes Elijah from last Sunday and invites parishioners to read Hosea prior to gathering.
Rev John Lockyer outlines Lent reflections on Jesus death and atonement. Services include Sunday 10:00 a.m. sermon and 11:30 church school with probationary membership class at 4:00 p.m. Epworth League meets 6:30 p.m. with India future focus. Friday Ladies Aid 2:30 p.m. at Mrs Burd. Next week Home Missionary Day at Mrs Mulder and Mrs Sternaman. Church worship 1:30 p.m. preceded by 12:30 church school.
Francis Pearse a London physician had his familiar automobile buried in a cemetery with full honors after deciding to discard it. The car had served for professional calls over three decades.
An old drug advertisement touts MO BA or MEBA alkaline powder as a fast remedy for stomach distress and gas. It claims dependable relief with money back guaranteed if unsatisfied, urging readers to use Buenger's MEBA powder sold by local druggists.
Mr. Box Tortoise explains his name and skill to the snake. He can withdraw head and legs into a hinged shell, creating a secure box that hides all limbs. The snake watches, impressed by the tortoise's protective trick and calm in danger, as they part with mutual respect.
The club hosts a vaudeville style program featuring Clara Sternaman Doris Gero Louisa Rogers Harriet Niggeman and Mrs Mack among others. Members praise leadership by the president and note teaching and community roles while looking forward to continued work in unity. Written by Rose H Merriam.
A string of old time humor asks why remedies for smoke are simple and why garments lose their nap. It riffs on animals and everyday items with puns about naps prints and Sunday crowing.
A fragment shows Johnny asking what trains or transatlantic terms mean while a parent reads. The child confuses words like transatlantic and transparent with cross parent meanings, highlighting mispronunciation during a reading moment.
The passage lists twelve elements heavier than lead with ten valued higher than gold including palladium platinum iridium mercury osmium rhodium rubidium ruthenium tantalum thallium tungsten and uranium. Osmium is described as the heaviest known substance nearly twice lead’s weight.
The MM Club girls hosted a Leap Year party Monday February 29 at Anna-May Smalley's home. The evening featured games dancing singing and jokes. Refreshments at about 10 30 were seasonally appropriate and the party lasted until midnight for escorts to accompany the girls home.
The article notes Old Faithful’s discharge rate near 12 000 gallons per eruption and an initial orifice pressure about 75 pounds. The description emphasizes the geyser’s powerful display and the measured flow at eruption start.
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