Cream Hees Hogs Beat Mutton Veal in Hasty Market
Market notes show Cream Hees Hogs leading ahead as veal and mutton trade near steady. Hides and two fowls listed among other livestock items in a brief weekly roundup.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1929
Page
8
Market notes show Cream Hees Hogs leading ahead as veal and mutton trade near steady. Hides and two fowls listed among other livestock items in a brief weekly roundup.
Sabbath School concludes, with activity wrapping up by 1 40 o'clock on Saturday afternoon according to the notice.
WwW W Westendorf pastor conducts German service at 9 45 a m and English service at 10 45 a m at the church inviting parishioners to attend both.
Zemmer superintendent announces Church of God at Sixth and Maple. Laura J M McCrea is pastor. Sunday School at 10:06. Preaching at 7:00. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30. Young People's meeting at 6:30. Special prayer next Sunday at Young People's hour. Sunday evening service at 7:80. See front page notice.
Reverend A. P. MacDonald leads Sunday services with Bible study at 11 15 led by Miss Sawra Thompson superintendent Evening service at 7 30 discusses Was the Divine purpose achieved by the Flood A number of visitors attended both services last Sunday Come often
May 5 program titled The Worth of a Man and an evening on Is God in these Awful Storms. May 12 features Constructive Faith and essay on toadstools and doughnut holes. A Mothers Day service includes dramatic readings of Edgar Guest poems. District Superintendent to hold Third Quarterly Conference soon. Aid society not meeting. Sunday sermon at 1 30 on The Worth of a Man. Sunday School under Mr Charles Ghurech grows.
TM Col onville sees preaching service Sunday evening. Orval Vandewarker and Russell Strouse traveled to Detroit on business. Bodking family made a Flint trip after Pearl Leichti household goods move. Garver family from Lansing visited Hampton home. Vandewarkers at Eagle store while away. Bodkins family visited Teale in Sheridan. Clute family of Harrison hosted by parents. Kistler family from Pontiac visited grandparents Warner. Sammie Leichti ill with whooping cough. Bodkins weekend visit to Butter home in Saginaw. I E Hampton called on M D Clute as Jess fixed tractor.
West Grant Burds plan move to 8th street Clare. Wilkies start farming and will relocate soon. Harold Williams returns from Pontiac to help on the farm. Williams clan and Miss Mary Dringo visit A. C. Geer near Beaverton. Basil Williams visits Pontiac then Beaverton area. Williams host reception for newlyweds at A. C. Geer’s. Rex Hobinett weekend at Robinet home. Edna Morrison of Rosebush visits Emmet Sutton. Gus Williams hosts include Herbert Randall and families.
Grandma Hubel has not been well lately as Cassie Robinette and Ira Ward are mentioned in the brief notice.
Elm Grove Miss Colbeck of Beaverton visited over the weekend with Miss Donna Bradley. Mr and Mrs H F Giers and son visited the latter's mother Mrs Edith Raymond Sunday. Church of God Farwell meeting noted. Guests included Mr and Mrs B M Gardner of Flint. Burt Hess and daughters Florence and Thelma visiting in Flint. Mr and Mrs Clifford Castle planning to move from Brewer ranch. Mr and Mrs Cassady of St Louis to take Ranch. Rogemann remains ill. Cousins from Egama w visited Sunday. Harvey Wilson and Charley Remus blasting stumps on Harvey's farm this week. Archie Tryon and son Donald of Pontiac visited his mother and sisters Sunday.
Donna Mae Kennedy and Maurine Hutchinson stayed with grandparents from Sunday to Wednesday. Families and friends visit in Clare and nearby towns. the Ladies Union held a bake sale in Clare raising 22.84 dollars and thanks are given to supporters and room sponsors.
Windover residents and visitors fill the week with calls and visits. Farwell hosts W Fuller and Mrs Finch while Lake George figures in calls by Mr and Mrs Holmes and Newsom. Names include Lyons Adams Campbell Criswell Dorsey Murphy and Tillson with various trips to Lansing Byron and Saginaw.
A man named Jolly Death of Fulham England is noted as a strong name causing trouble with late night telephone calls. The nuisance prompted authorities to monitor all calls to his house and identify one offender.
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