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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1928
Page
5
The item notes church events at the Methodist Episcopal Church W. W. and H. Me Hurd, Pastors. April 1 asks What is Spirituality Who is a Spiritual person April 8 features a Bagster topics and programme by the Sunday School.
Elder Harvey De Geer, Pastor R Be McGuire Branch President announce Sunday School at 10:00 a m Social service at 1:00 p m Religio at 7:00 p m Women s Dept meets every other Thursday at 2:00 p m All are welcome
Long Farwell column lists church services social visits and local movements. names include Margaret Barton funeral Farwell residents, school news, clock change Eastern Time, quilting for Somers family, aid and W R C fund drives, and local amusements with choir and school performances.
Mrs Nellie Palmer hosted the Farwell Woman s Club at her home on Tuesday evening March 20. Roll call quotes and Patrick facts were shared with members Mrs Mae Hoak editorial Mrs Lena Davison and parliamentary drill led by Mrs Olive Badger. Officers elected President Georgia Littlefield Vice president Jennie Bingham Secretary Martha Fuller Treasurer Jessie Palmer Press correspondent Selle Green Critic Nellie Palmer. Two songs by Mildred Gladys and Florence Stanley followed by refreshments. Visitors included Mrs Orville Sherman Mrs Jas Stanley and daughters Mildred Gladys Florence and Mrs Morgan of Pittsburg
The Somers family expresses gratitude through The Sentinel for flowers cards letters and contributions. They acknowledge quilts comforters blankets and helpers including quilt block names and townspeople and note comfort from such kindness during a sad time. They also mention a sale at Kirk Patrick's Drug Store.
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy after our bereavement. Gratitude for the floral offerings and Rev. Hurd for comfort. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barton, and Mr. and Mrs. John Barton.
The British government issue a dictionary of occupational terms listing 16 837 ways of talking living. It notes odd London roles such as Sloshers wuzzers woffiers peachers younkers swagers tabbies towrers and toe flatteners highlighting quirky job names of the era.
A 1661 record shows Isaac Newton entering Trinity College Cambridge as a sub-sizar a pupil funded by charity. Fixed portions of food called sizes and subsizars carried sizes for others, forming a coalitional aid to obtain meals at no cost.
The Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens appeared in 1848 in London by Chapman and Hall. It follows Scrooge's transformation after Marley’s Ghost visits. About 15,000 copies sold, earning Dickens over £700.
The National Rabbit Federation recognizes 18 distinct domestic rabbit breeds with several varieties within a breed. These breeds are categorized into two classes, utility and fancy, based on their size type and color variation.
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