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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1929
Page
5
Sheridan township reports rapid cattle tuberculin testing with few cases. farmers plan to cull herds, improve sires, and join cow testing associations. Also reminders on potato planting practices and seed treatment from P. D. Gibson.
Wheat imported from Canada by American mills can be ground and exported flour without duty payment under a scheme that avoids tariffs for the mills.
Adelaide A. Proctor wrote The Last Chord first printed in Household Words and later in Legends and Lyrics 1848. Sir Arthur Sullivan set the verses to music, with both words and tune praised for grandeur and mutual interpretation.
Ann Arbor area notices include church events Sunday school prayer meetings and evening services. Memorial and funeral details follow for Mrs. Wiggins and Mrs. Taggart. Local items mention a Junior play proceeds and district federation meeting attendance, plus upcoming Farwell commencement events and a handcar accident on the Ann Arbor railroad with injuries.
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces May 26 at A M a memorial service led by Pastor W W and H M Hurd. A program of special music and patriotic features will mark the occasion.
Mrs Henry House leads 10 30 Sunday School 11 30 morning worship 7 30 evening service and Tuesday 8 00 prayer meeting. Young People prayer meeting at the pastor's home Thursday 7 30.
Wayne Fair works in Lansing. Cad Ira Schofield and many others are listed visiting and returning home from Flint Kalmazoo Muskegon and Detroit. Local families move, visit, and attend services at Parvell Ch of God Chapel. nearby towns include Mt Pleasant Clare and Lake George.
Apolona Amode of Detroit and Chas Stanton of Flint met at the Koeplinger home in Warwell on Sunday renewing family ties after a 31 year separation. Amode, ten when he left Germany, has lived in America nearly six years and learned of his sister through a mutual acquaintance at an Americanization school. Stanton had spent 27 years in the west and Mexico before returning two years ago and later working at the Chevrolet plant in Flint.
The Farwell Woman's Club gathered May 18 at Mary Owen’s residence with Lena Davison and Mrs Owens as hostesses. Roll call and songs followed by discussions on Our American Garden and forestry in schools. Paper on The Virgin Islands read by Miss Blaine Forde. Visitors included Stratton Towne Schofield Luce Moore. Refreshments served.
Vernon Thrush won first in Agriculture and third in English at the State Scholastic Contest in Mt Pleasant. Gladys and Mildred Stanley each tied for third in Clothing with Mildred also placing in 12th, Francis Bighant third in Clothing, and the school ranked among class D vocational schools in Michigan.
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