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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1930
Page
8
Multiple classified items list for sale or trade including John Deere riding plow, Ford pickup, a boy's suit, a Lake George cottage, loose timothy hay, a modern house with garage, farm and livestock, seed corn, baby chicks, and real estate. Also church notices, rental offers, and job requests from Clare Michigan area residents.
Sabbath School gathering held each Saturday at nine o clock in the morning at 205 East EN BITESt Hiverydne NE. Participants welcome.
Congregational church holds Sunday School at 11:00 and a Mother's Day sermon with choir music. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints meets Sundays at the I O O F hall with 10:30 Sunday School and 11:00 community service. ST JOHN'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN lists German service at 9:45 and English at 10:45 with Sunday School after. Continuous religious instructions on Saturdays at 10:00.
Laura M. McCrea presides with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Regular 11:00 a.m. services feature sermon "What Has God Wrought." Young People meet at 6:20 p.m. Mother's Day services at 7:30 p.m. Mid-week service Wednesday 7:30 p.m.
Rev A P MacDonald pastor leads a 10 00 a m worship and sermon with special music. Bible School at 11 15 led by Miss Laura Thompson superintendent. Welcoming interest at the school and a growing midweek program includes 7 30 pm song and praise with sermon and Wednesday meditation and prayer.
Classified notes offer a furnished room in a modern house for 25 dollars monthly with contact at 125 Hast 4th St or phone 149. Separate listing advertises 40 acre pasture lots with water binding and another 20 acre pasture tract in Hattoh township with easy access and reasonable terms via Clare County Savings Bank 2912.
A newly found letter owned by Londoners suggests Christopher Columbus son Diego was the first abolitionist in the country opposing enslavement of Indians by the conquistadors. The document strengthens claims of early anti slavery sentiment linked to Columbus family.
A historic Persian tent from Genoese origins, once made for the Persian emperor Patling Ali Pasha, served six kings of Persia before being gifted to a British officer. It traveled from England to St Louis, forming part of a local collection.
The seventh grade hiked on Tuesday and had breakfast in the woods. The sixth grade leads the Team Citizenship Contest with a picnic dinner for the winner. Nature Study adds items from Oregon and Florida to the collection. fifth graders model Viking boats and Mayflower and carve soap cliff dwellings. Healthy Crusaders促 poster contest in三s. February honor roll highlights Charles Eaton and peers. April attendance lists Josephine Ladd and others with no absences or tardies.
A short note discusses trout angling habits and the idea that fish feed with the current. It suggests fishing upstream to avoid alerting trout, a common traditional tactic among early anglers.
Local bakery advertises a Saturday Mother’s Day cookies special at Crystal Bakery with promotion details and date emphasis.
Rural column reports Ed Cooper and family visiting Alma relatives. Glenn Stanfield joined funeral in Findlay for W. S. Stanfield. Leo Granda inspected local properties. Sheep damages attributed to unknown causes. D. A. Walling health concerns after Cadillac medical exam. J A Whitmer and R Burns visit Harrison friends. John Sieth slowly recovering in Flint hospital. State officers investigated sheep damage. Alice Van Sicklen and Virginia Hall from Clare visited. Ida M. Rosenden of Harrison on business trip to Midland. Lotan McCrea from Clare visited Hlry Tree. Earl Wilson of Saginaw spent time on local farm. Robt Walters family visited maternal grandmother near Dover.
Jas Nevill returned home Saturday after a short visit in Lansing. Wm Hendrie underwent an appendectomy in Bay City Samaritan Hospital and is reported as improving. Mr and Mrs Clarence Tice and family of Hast Vernon visited their father J Tice and brother M OB Tice and family on Sunday. Sunday guests at BG Vansick.
The canal stretches 122 miles with a width of 150 feet and a depth of 12 feet. Construction cost totals about 175,000,000 dollars including terminal facilities.
The text notes a typical pole spacing of about 40 poles per mile on heavy loaded lines and 30 per mile on light lines. Curves can alter this spacing, increasing the pole count in either scenario.
After leaving the Labrador current, icebergs disintegrate naturally and rapidly until they vanish about 400 miles south of Nova Scotia in a region known as the graveyard of the Iceberg.
The article describes the United States flag with 49 stars on a blue field and outlines etiquette for displaying flags aboard vessels. It notes half mast practice on a specified day and times from sunrise to sunset, mentioning flag stations and proper display conventions.
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