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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1933
Page
4
The column lists Central Standard Time timetables for Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette trains with morning and afternoon departures, plus a Tuesday-only West Hast Plarkson service. A separate bus schedule covers Hotel Doherty departures to Mt. Pleasant Mid land and Saginaw, with an eastbound run Monday at 8:20 a.m.
Fifty cents from every dollar donated to the Red Cross stays in the county. Deer hunters include Ralph Walter and Jim Hemstreet. G M Waggoner visited Mr and Mrs A E Hains in Clare. Congressman Roy G Woodruff of Bay City visited Clare friends. W Waldron of Lansing moved into John Woodward residence on Hast 6th street. Mrs Carl E White and son Dale of Pontiac visited Derby home. P M Waggoner and son Bobbie of Toledo spent weekend with relatives. John Dunlop pleaded guilty to D and D and was fined or jailed. W L Alexander and Mrs Alexander of Detroit visited grandparents J F Tatan. Aline Andrus returned after weeks with her daughter. Alexanders to Portland, Oregon on business.
Michigan State College poultry department plans demonstrations on dressing turkeys to improve market prices. Meetings will cover best practices for preparing birds for sale and table, with chickens slaughtered at demonstrations for comparison.
Dr Richard W McLain a Michigan criminology expert will lecture at Clare Farwell and Herrick Sunday with an 7 30 pm mass meeting at the Methodist church on The Criminal As I Know Him A silver offering will defray expenses Miss Doris Gerow will play an organ recital at the program’s start The church seats five hundred and will accommodate all attendees
A guide suggests dyeing fabric scraps and using odds and ends to craft Christmas gifts. Ideas include card table covers from dyed flannel, handkerchiefs from chiffon, hot dish mats from dyed silk or rayon strips, hooked mat patches from stockings, and a color dyed slumber robe.
Vernon Mt Vernon Grange holds Sunday School at 10 30 every Sunday all welcome. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints meets at 10 30 a m in the C F hall. Brown Corners A B Church Sunday School at 10 30 and preaching at 8 p m with prayer meeting Thursday at 8 p m. Seventh Day Adventist Cosgrove at 205 East 7th Street Sabbath School 1 30 p m Senior topic Eating for Strength Memory verse Philippines 4 5
Pastor C Binhammer leads at St John s Evangelical Lutheran with a German service at 9 45 AM and an English service at 10 45 AM Sunday School follows the English service for members and guests.
Rev J E Lockyer announces morning and evening services at 10 15 and 7 30 with former Prison Chaplain McLain as speaker. Church school at 11 30 Epworth League 6 30 to 7 15 p m. District meeting at Evart Friday banquet 6 p m with special speakers from Chicago and Kallama zoo. Only service Sunday 2 p m with Dr McLain. Encourage countryside representation.
Sunday school held at Elm Grove every Sunday at 11:00 with preaching on alternate Sundays in the evening. Cottage prayer and chapter study weekly on Wednesdays at 8:00. Parsonage service at 1:30. Colvilleville Church holds Sunday school each Sunday at 10:30 with Rev Hendrich and Mrs A D Hampton as superintendent. Cottage prayer meeting Thursdays at 8:00 p m.
A Sunday schedule lists 10 15 a m worship with sermon Is God Dead and special choir music. Church school follows at 11 30 led by the pastor. A dramatic anecdote about a black woman challenging a speaker prompts reflection on faith. Visitors and oil community families are invited to attend.
Post offices nationwide close on Christmas Day and request public cooperation to ensure mail arrives by Saturday December 23. L. E. Davy, Postmaster, notes the enormous volume and efforts to avoid delays.
Sunday Afternoon Club hosts an 8 00 p m talk on The Two Natures Contrasted with a Daniel study The Preservation of the Faithful Few During the Approaching Darkest Hour of the World's History The Lions Den story shows God's care for those who stay upright In the Daniel narrative prayer praise testimony and gospel John services follow Sunday School at 10 00 a m and Gospel service at 11 30 a m with subject The Christian and Civil Government Wednesday evening 7 30 pm
The article lists Sunday School at 10 and preaching services at 11 and 7 30, a young people's meeting at 6 20, Wednesday midweek prayer at 7 30, and a missionary meeting Thursday at 10 with home and foreign aims. Mrs. F S Hiatt to bring the 11 00 message. Effie Butcher hosts the missionary gathering on W 8th Street with programs, business, pot luck, and handwork for missionary needs.
The letter from the 52th Editor stresses that stories lack signatures and must be signed with legible handwriting on one side of the paper. It warns that unsigned items are discarded and invites submissions that meet the publication’s signing standard.
A historical report attributes many deaths to low tension electric currents. Experts warn that even lower voltage can be deadly under certain conditions and call for enhanced safety measures in homes and workplaces.
Sunday worship at 10 00 a m with the sermon What We Believe of Civil Government The lesson discusses man's expulsion from God and civil government’s role in maintaining order Christians urged to honor obey and pray for civil magistrates except where opposed to Christ's will Sunday School at 1216 4 pm Classes
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