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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1930
Page
8
Railroad timetables show south and north departures with several lines listed. Local notes include visits, births, marriages, church notes, and obituaries shaping a busy community page.
A long school notes page details marking period results, a Winday night party planned for November 21 in the high school gym, and reports from grades five through kindergarten. It lists students by grade, illness absences, class activities, Thanksgiving programs, and parents visiting Night School.
An ad touts Adlerika as a remedy for sleep issues tied to stomach gas and heart pressure. It claims one dose relieves gas and that Adlerika cleanses both upper and lower bowels to remove hidden poisons, with Reeves claiming fast relief from constipation.
Rev. Stanley Morrison leads Mass at 8:30 A.M. at St. Cecetia's. St John’s Ev Lutheran pastor Rev Binhammer presides and Garman service begins at 9:45 with English service at 10:45 and Sunday School at 11:45.
Congregational Rev. C. A. Perrigo of Alma will deliver the message at 10 15 Sunday. A duet will be rendered as a special musical number. Sunday School at 11 30. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints services Sunday at the I C C F Hall. Sunday School at 10. Community service at 11.
A Seventh Day Adventist event lists a half Sabbath on Saturday with Sabbath school at 2 00 pm and preaching at 8 00 pm All are invited There will be no service Sunday evening at the Odd Fellows hall.
W. W. Hurd reports on the sermon series "Paul, and Cain, and the Presbyterians." Dr. Tooney of Morningside College leads a colored jubilee singers group in a Sunday worship service at 6 30 with Epworth League. Aid Society meets Friday with Mrs. Snell on East Seventh Street.
Sunday services at 10 15 sermon by pastor. Bible School at 11 15 led by Miss Laura Thompson. Everyone welcome. B Y P D at 6 30 led by Miss Alma Siel followed by preaching at 7 30 Rev HE T Smith to bring the message. Wednesday 7 45 Prayer and Fellowship.
Rev A L Davis leads Sunday School at 10 00 am with Harry L Cleveland as supervisor The school slogan Christ First and Then Others Worship at 11 00 am with a lesson Our Eternal Home Regular evening services 730 pm Evangelistic meetings ongoing Prayer service Wednesdays Sewing Circle meets next Thursday at 213 KE 7th St Mrs Roy Feighner hosts join the sisters in their work for the Lord Your presence is welcomed.
Fred M. Morgan promotes holiday groceries with Mincemeat 2 pkgs 25c Pumpkin No 2 tin 10c Marschino Cherries Star Milk large can 8c Stuffed Olives 29c Raisins 2 pkgs 19c Citron orange lemon peel 15c Currants for fruit cake 25c Sauerkraut large cans 11c Tomatoes No 2 ripe large 3 cans 25c Peas sweet 15c Golden Bantam Corn 3 small cans 25c
Mrs. wm Hawking took her daughter for treatment. Mr and Mrs A Purdy visited cousins Mr and Mrs Wm Hooker at Farwell. Shoemakers of Alma spent Sunday with the Brownell home. Clair Oliver and Miss Florence Sands from Saginaw were weekend guests at A Oliver's. Greenman sale attracted many locals. George Burch threshed beans Monday. Mrs James Sherman assisted with threshers. Derald Purdy of Detroit staying with his uncle A Purdy. Mrs Kittle McIntosh showing slight improvement.
Advertisement notes a used Renown heater for seven dollars and a fifty dollar gasoline range offered at thirty dollars by J. E. Doherty & Son advertising agent.
An advertisement urges readers to ask H. A. Anderson or any druggist for Bronchuline Emulsion when a persistent cough resists other remedies. It promises faster relief the tougher the cough and notes the product is guaranteed despite not being cheap.
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