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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1923
Page
4
Local notes report travel times for Pere Marquette trains to Harrison and Clare routes. Residents and visitors share weekend trips to Detroit Saginaw Bay City and Olivet College with many visiting relatives and attending church and social events.
Readable OCR fragment notes weekly choir or band session at Loomis venue with names Winslow Osborne Rushberry and Good. Hall Good Time appears as a descriptor and 20 cents value noted. The exact event and roles are unclear but indicates a music performance setting and pricing.
Catholic mass led by Rev. George Flanagan at 8 00 a m. Congregational Sunday School at 11 00 a m with Mrs W H Elden as superintendent.
J A Allen pastor hosts Sunday School at 10 00 a m and preaching at 7 00 p m with a prayer meeting at Rev J A Alien's home on east 6th street.
Pastor Rev. C. B. Milberry leads nightly revival services at the Baptist church with special music. Bible school at 10:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. services follow. Evangelist Pease conducts preaching each evening next week except Saturday. Sheridan features 1:30 p.m. Bible school and 2:30 p.m. preaching by Pease.
Teeter the pastor preaches at 11 00 with an evening service at 7 00. Services are in the chapel on South McEwan Street. A children's meeting is Saturday afternoon at the chapel on South McEwan Street at :00 o'clock. All children are urged to attend especially those not in another church or Sunday school.
A church timetable lists Rev. C A Lohnes and Leonard Bernthal as pastors and superintendents for morning and Sunday school services on Sunday at 9:30 and 11:30. English and German Easter and Good Friday services are set for March 30 and April 8 with confirmations and a quarterly congregational meeting planned.
Listings show Democratic and Union tickets for Summerfield Hamilton Greenwood Hatton and Vernon with positions for supervisor clerk treasurer highway commissioner and justice of the peace. The notice closes with a Hot Cross Buns mention and Good Friday bakery ad.
W I L L I A M L. Adams praises city leadership for upbuilding Clare and supporting tax reforms while urging creation of a Touriste Recreation Camp near the trunk line road. He backs Public Works involvement in major issues and calls for cooperation with the Mayor and City Council.
Public sales listings show L A McNeill Ed Gamble and others scheduling events across April from April 3 to April 12. Stew art McAninch and Oliver Campbell postpone due to weather while James Harrison and Raymond Scott plan large farm sales near Elm Grove and Lake George.
Discussion sparks over why women are drawn to the tyrannical villain in Carl Laemmle’s Foolish Wives. The article notes Erich von Stroheim’s refinement off screen and a deliberate, repulsive yet fascinating villain on screen, showing women’s complex appeal to brutal male types.
Sheridan township Clare county invites bids to rent 51 acres in N27 of the Wilt W half of section 6 for a term and reserves right to reject all bids. Bids due by noon Saturday April 7 1923. Board orders clerk Henry Faucon. Also notice of Belgian stallion for sale inquiry at 207 W BR 228.
Sam White birch wood at 311 B State Street with Fred Shing at 2212 noted.
The fragment notes a person named Brea Lamptiere and a phone number 161 for prompting a taxi service during the night shift. No further context or events are provided.
The notice urges readers to deposit money in the bank to support the community while retaining access to funds via check writing. It claims the bank offers 414% on savings and encourages both new and existing customers to use the account to benefit the local economy.
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