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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1930
Page
6
Sunday sermon topics include God's Advertisement and Peter the Great Evangelist. Officers discuss Haster program and other business as large Sunday School attendance records. Several local residents visit Lansing and Clare. a church fire caused early morning alarm but no damage. Father and Son banquet tickets available at State Savings Bank.
Mrs Frank Myers left Wednesday for Bay City where she had an operation Friday morning. Family and friends visited in Flint and Bay City. Alma remains for a week with her aunt. The article notes various local visits and Sunday activities among neighbors and relatives.
The item records a Sunday at Lake George with residents and visitors from Clare Freeman and St. Louis. includes fishing anecdotes from Everett VanHorn and Warren Alwood. mentions a birthday for Mrs. Brown and Luce visiting Farwell. notes local political nominations and social rounds at the cottage and restaurant. A classified ad promotes 45 volt B batteries at $1.79 from Floyd Kirkpatrick.
A Montana reader reports losing 19 pounds in 27 days using Kruschen Salts. She describes a daily half teaspoon with hot water before breakfast and credits the program with improved health, energy, and appearance. The ad-promoted product costs 85 cents with a money back guarantee via H. A. Anderson.
A historic Persian tent in a St. Louis collection is described as Genoese vel vet and linked to Fatima Al Pasha. It served as an audience tent for six Persian kings before being given to a British officer by the Persian government. It was later brought from England to St. Louis.
Glycerine and alcohol blend for auto radiators sold at 1.252 dollars per gallon. Buyer names Poya Kickpatrick and Drugeist-adv appear in trade notes. Units offered in mixed quantities with no further specifications.
Miss Ruth Elaine Shull returned Sunday to study at CTS G Mbt Pleasant after visiting her parents. Mr Spicer and daughter Mrs Harry Cleveland joined Clare family for part of last week. Harl Sanders cut wood for Shull Roller and Coats Friday and Saturday. School children had Monday off for the Teachers Inspirational Institute at Farwell. Mrs Warren Heiser and Mrs Frank Myers are in hospital. Mrs Chas Ott is home again. Ladies Union met at the town hall. Dorothy and Rayfield Hale joined Sunday School. attendance was forty with eighty eight cents offered. Many faces hoped to see more at next Sunday’s service.
Mr and Mrs Carl Monday visited the Brockway home last week. Birley Shaver visited their parents the Burtons Sunday. Albert Gruno moves into his brother's house. Lewis Brown returned from Flint for the weekend. The Brockways and others hosted visitors including Mell Durham and two boys, Jim Teale, Saver family, Burton family, and Doris Burton. Emerson and Carl Burton plan to shear sheep. Watson is building a broader house. Sunday fries will be at the Brockways. Mrs Nephew and baby called on the Stones Friday evening.
Mr Barlow hauled hay from Lawton Jesse and visited Bristol with Miss Helen Thomas. Chas Craine Alvin and Neil and Floyd Craine and Ralph Haton called on Ackerman Abe Durham buzzed wood for Pat Beavers and Arthur Boulton. James Vanhauton returned his car from Shumway's Harrison garage after about three weeks. Mrs Mary Gunther died Sunday evening about seven. Our sympathy to relatives. She will be missed in our community.ag
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