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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1929
Page
8
Brief notice lists items for sale and a wanted item with payment terms in advance. Short phrases include one contact word payable in advance and a few numeric tokens.
Multiple short sale notices from Clare and nearby areas list: farm equipment tractors a Fordson in good condition, 1922 Dodger touring car, 10 thoroughbred Shropshire ram lambs, 25 breeding ewes one ram, 12 room house for rent or trade, heavy horses around 3000 lbs, three cows and pigs, honey and baking supplies, two fox and rabbit hounds, and a Stevens pump gun. Prices and contact details provided.
Rev. Stanley Morrison presides at St Celia’s Catholic Church with Mass at 10:00 o'clock. St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran lists usual Sunday services for November 6.
Sabbath School meets every Saturday at 9:30 AM at 205 East 7th Street. All are welcome to attend.
Rev H B Johnson will deliver the Armistice Day message at 10 15 a m with music and sermon. Sunday School follows at 11 15 a m led by HB R Zemmer as Superintendent.
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints holds services each Sunday at the I O O F Hall with Sunday School at 10 30 and community service at 11 00. A cordial welcome awaits all.
W. W. Hurd pastor delivers message on November 10 as part of a program featuring The Imperial Quartette of Lansing with Mrs. Raymond Guy. The Finance Committee reports a favorable canvass and encouraging progress.
At the corner of Sixth and Maple Street Laura M McCrea pastor. Sunday service at 10 06 and preaching at 11 06. Young People meeting 6 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 00. Loomis Sunday School 2 00. All are invited.
Rev A P macDonald and Rev E Perrigo will conduct morning worship at ten o clock and evening services at seven. Sunday School overseen by Miss Laura Thompson reports splendid attendance through summer and fall with no decline. Children memorize Bible verses in alphabetical order. Christmas program plans underway.
Property listing notes 12 lots and an 8 room house 23 blocks from Main Street in city center with 10 acres opposite on the pavement of U. 8S. 10. All bargains claimed within 60 days as owner needs funds. Located in oil belt not leased for oil. D Crouse 107 West 7th Street Clare bath.
A Miller high pressure cord tire 34x7 lost between Sanford and Reed City on U S 10. Reward offered and item may be left at Clare's Garage Clare. A cream can lost between Chaffee's store Clare and Fred Coe's corner Finder please leave at EB A Sam born's store Clare.
Deer season begins November 15. Harris and Hirt distribute deer licenses and stock shells in all sizes.
The term Nascone is linked to Nicholag Chauyi a Napoleon era soldier ridiculed for his demonstrative patriotism. The notion names people showing treasoning unbounded enthusiasm for national pride and devotion.
Royal Oak residents Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder and Lee McIntire visited Sid Sloskey's family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jarman from Mr. Pleasant joined Elam Seymour for Sunday dinner. Will Cotter and son from Mr. Pleasant attended church and visited M. L. McAlvey. Mrs. Hol McAlvey hosted children for Rowena’s fifth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Al Seitz of Saginaw stayed with C. Barnes. Ladies Aid met at the church basement. dinner served to fifty six. Gilmore Christian church to host all you can eat chicken supper Friday evening starting 6:30. Admission 25 cents for children, 50 cents for adults. Everyone welcome.
Mrs H Joiner of Clare visits sister Mrs B Lloyd. J R Johnston and granddaughter Hilda Risdon of Detroit visit O J Alger family. Howard Costello family spend weekend with Burt Lloyd. Miss Isabella Travis visits parents near Stevenson Lake. Ella Alger and Hilda Risdon call on Mrs Bessie Perry Clare. Pratt school children hold marshmallow roast for Halloween. Stough of Vernon visits N Howard. Lloyd Costello family return to Pontiac after visit with uncles Burt and Art Lloyd. Earl of Pontiac visits Nelson Howard. Dozionie McConnell of Clare and Howard Desormeau of Flint also visit.
Mrs Johm Rhodes and son William shared supper with Mrs FF Acre and Saginaw visitors. Alvin Dale called on Glen Blystone's family. T Robinett visited ill father. Juddie Blystone from Ann Arbor stayed with relatives. Davis and Wallace families hosted visitors. multiple calls and weekend visits noted.
Norris Elliott from Clare fills in for Carl Pettit on the cream route. Fred Wright and a friend from Brinton joined Achard ranch callers. Windover visitors include Frank Newsom M W Finch and son Vick Harry Kress. More locals travel between Lansing Montgomery Marion Harrison and Six Lakes as neighbors say goodbye and visit relatives.
Hanes of Farwell Mori of Flint among relatives visiting here for a few days with Martis and Stanley noted.
Thirty guests attended the school house program by the Colonville school improvement club with recitations and a pantomime. Miss Briggs and pupils earned praise for the play and decorations amid limited prep time. Mrs. J G Watson and children visit her parents Mr and Mrs R Hutchinson.
In West Grant, sick residents Wm. Randal and Milo Robinett remain in serious condition. A Sun day School Halloween party at Williams drew a large crowd with games and a supper. The Robinett family notes visits from grandchildren, and Noel Williams of Pontiac stayed with D. J. Wilkie’s family. Roy Forbes wed and was honored by friends at the Wm. Russell home. Local fires damaged the Murphy home, with Mrs. Murphy aided by neighbors.
Mrs. Martha Joline of Lansing visited with her brother Arthur Bellinger and family and called on old acquaintances in this community. Various neighbors and Irene Oliver hosted clubs and guests from Clare Vernon and Riverdale. Community members attended a masquerade ball in Alma with prizes for best costumes. Also noted are birthday celebrations and visits among families, plus a local ad fragment for glycerine and alcohol in radiator fluid.
Financial details for Garfield Township Clare County Michigan cover receipts on hand July 1 1928 and taxes collected with total expenditures for teachers coal janitor and supplies. Primary and library funds show minimal on hand. Annual meeting July 8 1929 records trustees, dissolution steps, and secretary notes.
The Washington Star quotes Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown lamenting that posterity reflects the spirit of disobedient children while pausing to note the irony of turning ancestral guidance into a modern exclamation.
Mr C F Redlich, rupture appliance expert, offers free consultations in Cadillac and Mt Pleasant on Friday November 22 from 10 am to 4 pm at the Northwood Hotel and Park Hotel. He asserts his devices hold ruptures without belts or leg strangers, repair opening quickly, strengthen tissues, and help with stomach trouble backache and constipation.
Advertises purchase of worn out horses and cows for cash. Pays four dollars per cow or eight dollars delivered to All-American Fur Farm in Leota Michigan. Requestors must mail a postal card with a description of their location to the Leota address. No dead stock accepted.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions food terms and possible names Cream Higgs Beef Mutton Pe not eacht Shien eaters sf0. No coherent event or person details clear.
A read fragment shows Saturday prices for Betty Jane Flour and Big Master Flour. Items include Betty Jane Flour at 24 percent b sac, Big Master Flour at 1.05, with 98e 27c 35c 22c appearing as price tokens.
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