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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1930
Page
8
Reverend Stanley Morrigan leads Mass at 8:30 with St. Cecilia's congregation. Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School gathers Saturdays at 9:80 at 206 East 7th Street. all welcome.
Rev H B Johnson leads 11:00 a.m. worship with sermon by the pastor and special choir music at Ny A Elden Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Superintendent Ny A Elden oversees the Sunday program with choir performing during the service.
Sunday services conducted each week at the LI QO oO F hall with Sunday School at 10 30 and community service at 11 o'clock. A cordial welcome awaits all members and visitors.
Rev C Binhammer leads a German service at 9 45 with English service at 10 45. Sunday School follows the English service and religious instruction occurs Saturdays at 10 o'clock.
At Sixth and Maple Laura M. McCrea Pastor invites all to Sunday School at 10 a m and 11 a m sermon on The Keeping Power of God. Young People's meeting at 6 30 conducted by Virginia Hall and 7 30 discussion Little Things. Thanks to all who helped with the bake sale.
The Baptist church announces a morning service with songs and gospel message at ten o clock led by Rev A P MacDonale. Sunday School at 11 15 conducted by superintendent Miss Laura Thompson. Rev CG A Perrigo will lead the Young People class. Evening worship moved to seven thirty. Prayer meeting and Bible study are Wednesdays at 7 30.
The W. W. Hurd led Methodist Episcopal Church presents an Evening Lenten Mission with a pageant The Prophets of Baal and a sermon The Mercy and The Judgment of God by evangelist E Mayhew Cast of characters noted Elsewhere The Aid Society is off this week due to supper planning Epworth League notice South America course draws interest Herrick Church marks March with Demonstrating the Care of Salvation service at 1 30 after Sunday School led by John Presley
orchard Crest Poultry Farm advertises 2216 Myers Pure Bred Chicks in Barred Rocks Rhode Island Reds White Wyandottes and White Leghorns with 100 percent live delivery and prepaid. Myers Hatchery in Mt Pleasant Michigan promotes joint stock yet notes no connection to other hatcheries.
A packet labeled This when you can't find it anywhere else was discovered in Abraham Lincoln's office. It contained letters, periodicals, and papers likely from the wartime era, offering insight into preserved communications and reading material kept at the president's bureau.
Hi Ho the sage of Chinatows laments posterity hard to mold, honoring ancestors yet noting Spirit of disobedient-children persists in Washington State.
A Washington opinion piece discusses the pending tariff bill moving toward conference and potential final action in Congress. It notes possible benefits for agriculture industry and commerce, cites unemployment, and raises issues of diplomatic immunity after a Chilean naval attaché’s traffic accident. It covers naval disarmament talks, U S Japan Britain relations, and the push to bolster the American merchant marine amid global tensions.
Mrs Ham chastises Porky and friends for valuing food over speech. The pigs admit foolishness for insisting words don’t matter while using words to protest. Dinner arrives. Miss Ham jokes she may yet deliver her grand speech one day.
The term robot stems from Czech writer Capek and means a hard working man. It was used to describe a mechanical man in R. U. R. and later entered common usage.
A fragment from George McDonald contrasts faith with doubt in practical life. It hints that belief alone may falter without steady skill and discipline, urging steadiness in one's craft and commitments amid windy challenges. The note reads like a reflective aside on trust and effort.
A Hivery child born in Ober-Ammer gau grows in the tradition of the Passion play. From the moment it speaks it aspires to join the 500 chosen to perform in the sacred drama.
The article argues that the United States, not recognizing the Soviet Union, benefits from trade with Russia while others push anti Soviet agitation. It suggests foreign interests back efforts to disrupt commercial ties and keep vessels and exports aligned with their own lines.
Mrs Fay Dickenson died at her home on March 19. The funeral was held at the Town Hall Friday afternoon and she was buried in Lake George cemetery. Rev Peelen of McBain visited the neighborhood last week. A farewell party was held at the Berkompas home for Mr and Mrs Bert Berkompas Saturday evening as they move to Kalama Zoo. Mrs Mages Hale of Mahon visiting her sister Mrs C J Deils. Hale and Deils visited Peter Cook home Saturday. Aldoris Whitford of St Johns spent the weekend at the Snider home.
COLONVILLE and nearby areas report numerous Sunday visits. Families from Sag inaw, Arthur township, Central Sheridan, Rosebush, Clare, and Southeast Sheridan spent time with relatives including the Rut ter, Walters, Leichti, Bodkins, Rutter, and Philips households. The Sunday School plans an Easter program as Beryle Phillips called at O H Philips home, and a shower was held at James Teale’s for Mr. and Mrs. George Teale.
An arm was amputated at Ann Arbor Hospital after a serious automobile accident. Freddie spent part of last summer visiting his aunt Mrs Timpe. Mr and Mrs Roy Haylard of Mt. Pleasant visited Milton Davison's on Sunday. Mrs Emma Tweedy went to Mt Pleasant Monday for employment. Mr and Mrs M Davison to Clare Monday on business. Mr and Mrs John Halstead to Lansing Wednesday returning Thursday with Blanche. Elmer Schofield family dined with Don Luce in Farwell. Velma Reiss and son staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Schofield.
Marion visitor L Venner spent extended time with daughter at Cob leighs. Cir court juror John Morden served in Mt. Pleasant last week. East Grant resident Mrs. Hendrie visited sister Mrs. Boughton. Various local families hosted, joined clubs, and attended a Help-The-Hostess gathering at Leo O Grady's. Spring signs noted amid community events and social calls.
Weekend activity in Mann Siding includes Otto and Norman Burton at home. Friday and Saturday visits feature Mrs. Geo Lumley Mrs. Howard Brockway and three brothers with numerous nearby relatives. Friends travel from Sagina w to Brockway home for seed potatoes and a farewell dance at Mell Durhams.
Elm Grove residents hosted guests from Flint Midland Pontiac Coleman and Pontiac families. Henry Warner Jr recovers from a broken leg while relatives attend a Coleman funeral. A tenant house is prepared for newlyweds James and Mrs. Bradley. George Fitzpatrick and others attend the Coogan sale near Gladwin.
Maple Grove reports a heavy snowstorm over the weekend. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. L. Firich and their son Lawrence visited Flint to see relatives, with Elmer Schofield Jr driving Bernard’s car to Detroit to seek work and Herachel Hesse accompanying him. Miss Donia Walker oversees the Farwell telephone office this week as the community notices spring vacation. A message from Wm Wheeler of Ithaca mentions his son Freddie.
A brief notice states H C Van Sicklen is scheduled to travel to Bay City on Tuesday as part of a local engagement.
Saturday specials list pork and beans eight for salmon twenty five cents palmolive soap eight for twenty cents Climax wallpaper cleaner cheese per pound twenty five cents hominy large can butter creamery forty two cents two Chipso grape nuts eighteen cents snow boy wash powder eighteen cents
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