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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1924
Page
2
The High School eleven visited Mt Pleasant to face the Training-School squad. A decisive 46 to 0 win for the home team. John Davy scored the first touchdown and the backfield contributed strong carries. The Training School visits Friday November 7 seeking revenge.
Notice forbids hunters and trappers from tying pads on the property of H. J. Cleveland and J. Fi. Fagile with dogs or otherwise. The brief warning applies to the local area and enforces property rights.
Community events fill the week with Armistice Day address by Rev H B Johnson in Mt Pleasant. Local clubs meet for fairs and card parties while residents attend visits, hunting trips, and church activities across Coleman Cedar Lake Flint and surrounding towns.
Catholic Rev George Flanagan presides mass at 8 00 am free Methodist Rev Iamen Hanes holds Sunday services at 10 00 am class meeting 11 00 am prayer Thursday evening 7 28 0 pm evening services 7 00 pm Congregational Rev H B Johnson leads 10 16 am worship 11 30 am Sunday School Mrs A B Horton superintendent Christian Endeavor 6 00 pm pastor sermon subject The Criminal.
Pastor Leonard Q Bernthal lists confirmations and services from November 1st to November 28th with English Thanksgiving Day services. German services on November 22nd, Holy Communion in English on November 28th, and a general special collection for ministers widows orphans and the poor.
Rev. O B Milberry presides over morning worship at 10 00 p m with sermon Bible school at 11 30 led by Mrs Larry Terwilliger gospel service at 7 00 p m prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 choir practice Thursday 7 30
Community notices outline Sunday services at Clare and Wilson locations with preaching at 10 00 am 2 30 pm and 7 00 pm as Rev H A Armstrong and Rev B A Armstrong lead. Wednesday prayer meetings 730 pm and a first quarterly conference at Clare church. Dollar Day planned for next Sunday. Local social events include Bible class elections and a card party at the K P lodge Friday night with lunch. Families visit Rockford Detroit Vernon and Sheridan noted.
The seventh grade elected George Grover president Virginia Koch vice president Gladys Peterson secretary and Francis Greer treasurer a board committee was appointed. A candy sale to raise funds for the Athletic Association yielded $23.50 after expenses with $15.96 in the treasury by 2 pm.
Rural property offering 360 acres with 72 cultivated, water, house with cellar, 40 by 52 barn, silo, tool shed, hen house, corn crib, and orchard. Fences run woven wire. trade possible for smaller farm or income property. Another 85 acres improved on same site includes 5 room house, granary, shed, bog home, and orchard on four miles from town with easy terms.
We express our sincere thanks to all who assisted us during the illness and death of our aunt and mother Mrs Caldwell. Mr and Mrs Elvis Denton and family Mr and Mrs John Caldwell and family Mr and Mrs Jud Denton and family joined in our gratitude.
A statement thanks Clara County voters for broad support at the November 4 election. The speaker pledges to dedicate continuous effort to serve the people and perform duties of office to the best of ability.
Local store advertises DeForest radio tubes as universal components for all radios. Availability listed at Kirkpatricks Drug Store with emphasis on easy replacement and broad compatibility.
Mrs Himina Hoag thanks Glare county voters for their November 4 outcome and pledges to provide economical administration serving the people.
A candidate thanks supporters after Tuesday's election and pledges to run Clare County with economical and efficient administration. Sheriff Crigiar expresses gratitude and outlines ambition to serve the county.
ASRH Powary will run a sale of second-hand goods at his store on South MeHwan Street this Saturday at noon.
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