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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1930
Page
4
Passenger routes list daily departures for Midland Reed City and Clare with a Tuesday schedule. Community items note visits, hospital updates, church events, studio ads, and a Methodist church topic for next Sunday's sermon series.
In a playful regional note a humorist recalls cottages in the area where the bard might have rested. A cottager cites two sociable young men dwelling nearby, adding a light tone to the scene.
Brief notes the Jenkins family is back from Yellowstone Park. The line hints at rushing to meet them before their film develops, reflecting a light society moment in Life.
In London a diner jokes about not receiving a menu yet while waiting for service. The exchange captures a light moment amid an eager wait for food.
In a fragment from Smith's Weekly, foreman Erb-"said" yo rereport claims the foreman fell from scaffolding as a rumor. A worker responds that it cannot happen until tomorrow, indicating a delayed or misreported incident with unclear timing or details.
The line notes that much energy is wasted by the average man in making unsatisfactory excuses. It reflects on personal discipline and how excuses undermine effort and achievement.
Miss Edith Thomas directs a November 16 program from the University of Michigan Library Extension Service. Sixth graders dramatize or draw readings to show learning. Eighteen children average 100 in spelling last week. studies include noun and pronoun usage. Attendance improves but tardy marks rise.
A testimonial claims 11 years of constipation ended by Adlerika. The ad touts a glycerin based mix with buckhorn bark and saline acting on both bowels to remove toxins in about two hours and improve well being.
Joseph Loseff leads the Russhint Orchestral Revue in a local program. The group promises skilled performances of well known composers with Russian folk songs in minor keys, and Loseff will introduce with a talk on Russian music and the themes of the selections.
A dated quotation from 1930 reflects on war and personal worthiness. It contrasts those who have faced danger with those who have not and implies such experiences test strength and resolve. The source attribution points to the Western Newspaper Union.
A bridal luncheon menu features Cupid's Cocktail with fruit juice, chilled grapes and toppings, Chicken Croquettes with a paprika note, and Heart Cakes baked in a Shadow pan. Frosted pink cakes are decorated with darts of gold paper for a festive end.
In an American Magazine piece Mussolini reflects that life’s difficulties have been more numerous than pleasant moments. He says hardships have toughened his resolve and taught him how to live.
There are 245000 farms in Qlilo with annual death and retirement opening room for 10000 new farmers while the state college of agriculture graduates only about 100 each year.
A courtroom exchange frames the judge asking why leniency should be granted. The prisoner replies with a pun about the lawyer's fraternity case, hinting at prior issues but not fully confessing any offense.
Congregational service at 10 15 Sunday School 11 30 St John s Ev Lutheran pastor Rev C Einhammer German service 9 45 English 10 45 Sunday School 11 45 Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints services at I O C F Hall Sunday School 10 00 Community service 11 00 Seventh Day Adventist Odd Fellows Hall Sabbath School Saturday 2 00 pm Preaching 3 00 pm All are invited There will be no service Sunday evening.
Sunday schedule lists 10:15 and 11:15 Bible School led by Miss Laura Thompson with Christian Education supervision. Evening service at 7:36 explores The Experience Then and Now. Wednesday 7:45 brings Helpful Meditation. all are welcome through the open door.
The Methodist Episcopal Church led by Pastor W. W. Hurd notes services on November 16 with a broadcast comparing Paul and Apollos. More members will join next Sunday, following four received last Sunday. An afternoon service at one thirty in Clare will present the announced topic.
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. offers one dollar prizes for bringing new pupils and for the best new pupil from now to year’s start. 11:00 a.m. sermon on Doctrine of final things. 7:30 p.m. regular service. Wednesday prayer at 7:30. Sewing Circle Thursday at Mrs Freda Parish home. Crystal Bakery advertisement included.
A grocery ad lists Santa Clara Prunes at 29 cents for 4 pounds and Mother's Cocoa at 25 cents for a 2 pound box. Confectionery Sugar is shown at 95 cents for 3 pounds, with additional 18 and 25 cent price points noted.
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