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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1931
Page
4
Railroad timetables show departures for Midland Clare Reed City and Saginaw with daily and Sunday specifics. Local news reports travelers visits weddings illnesses school exams nurse licensing and church notices plus Memorial Day planning and a new regional sportsmen league setup.
Advertisements promote Samborn's for old batteries radiators and green hides and advertise Mothers Day cards from Sternaman Studio with contact phone number 23.
A home owned and operated store highlights its five-member team paying taxes and serving the community to the best of its ability. The note stresses local dedication and ongoing support for neighbors.
German services at 9 45 English service at 10 45 Sunday School 11 45 all welcome Reorganized church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints holds meetings at LO QF Hall Sundays 10 30 Sunday School 11 00 Community service Preaching by Elder G W Burt Beaverton at 8 00
Cosgrove Residence invites all to Sabbath School on Saturday at 1 30 p m at 205 East 7th Street.
Rev Ghost Stroup leads morning worship at 10 15 inviting mothers without a home to join as guests with their fathers. Sunday School starts 11 15 with Miss Laura Thompson in charge and the Ladies class split due to size. Evening evangelistic service at 7 30 and prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. A four day Bible conference runs May 14 17 inclusive.
May 10 marks the annual Union Service at 10 oclock led by Pastor W W Hurd with an address by Miss Mae Bowker from China on The Mothers of China. Herrick church hosts Sunday School at twelve, with the Aid Society meeting Friday at Mrs H W Burd.
The Church of God lists a Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. with Harry L. Cleveland as superintendent and planned exercises for Mothers Day. Morning service follows at 11:00 a.m. with day-appropriate messages and an 7:30 p.m. evening service focusing on Heart and Mental Belief. Wednesday prayer meeting at 8:00 p.m. invites all to share how God works.
Rev Albert Dawe leads Mothers Day observance with a special choir program and solos. The sermon title is Mothers Ambassadors for God. Sunday School at 2 15 p m features Hazel Sutton's class and a special number. Colored flowers honor living mothers and white flowers honor the departed.
April perfect attendance lists appear for eighth grade names Herbert Brown Elizabeth Bruck art Jean Caple Mary Ann Collins Patrice Doherty Marjorie Dwyer Virginia Friz Philip Hochstetler Vera Hendrie Ruth Hendrie Ruth Ireland Dorothy Irwin Rose Marie Jackson Bernard Shaw Isabella Siel Helen Sutton Upton Tupper Harriet Vosburg John White Leeta Quick Margarite Breen Betty Callihan Charles Callihan Ethel Coulter Virginia Collins Kenneth Cunningham Raymond Dwyer Rolland Dysinger Vergie Dysinger John Haring Thelma Koch Merritt Qgie Treva Mess er Merle Samborn Russell Schaffley John Watson Oretta Wilshire Bruckart Sixth Grade Atwood Elmer Anderson Herbert Breen Virginia Horton Margaret Hunt Dorothy Larman Dorothy Larman Dorothy Schilafley Maxine Sowle Marsha Sutton Franklin Walter Fifth Grade Robert Bogan Donald Capen Clara Dawson Lawrente Jackson Russell
A long OCR fragment lists student names by grade levels from kindergarten through fourth grade. The readable items cover numerous individuals including Koch, Freda Leis, Wayne Perking, Elmo Siel, Neil Sowle, and many others across First through Fourth Grade with partial surnames and scattered punctuation.
Community members from Vernon Hill include the Wilkins Campbell Summers and Garver families visiting relatives in Mt. Pleasant Goshen Flint and Shepherd. Trips to Port Huron Farwell and Ithaca are mentioned with calls on Mrs Mussell and Mrs Seibt as improvements and new garage work progresses.
A string of visits bridges Rosebush to Ionia and Flint as families like Floyd Graham Hannah lazer and son George, Oscar Wiley family, Will Duncan Gladys Schug, Akeys, D. Mussell relatives, Borders, Bowers, and Muma share Sunday time with kin and friends. Church meetings led by Rev A B Davis moved to Ionia after residence updates.
Mrs Akey spent Thursday with Mrs Tarbush. Myers and Mrs late stealer attended the funeral of Mrs Lee Terwilliger of Crystal Thursday. Mrs Osborne visited Mrs Akey Sunday. Arthur Brown of Flint spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs David Museell in Vernon.
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