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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1928
Page
9
Fragmentary notice lists Rev George Flanagan and Mass at eleven with references to the Seventh Day and Sabbath School held every Saturday afternoon. Details are incomplete but indicate a church service schedule and related activities.
Rev H B Johnson presides at morning worship at 10 15 followed by a sermon and special music by the Male Quartette at 11 15 Sunday School at 1 90 pm and preaching at 2 00 pm All are welcome and urged to bring someone along.
St John’s Ev Lutheran lists Sunday worship at 9 45 a m German and 10 45 a m Huglish, with Thursday 10 00 a m Huglish Thanksgiving services noted by Pastor W Westendorf.
Revival gatherings led by G. G. Swart at the Shurch of God in Laura M. McCrea's parish draw good crowds nightly. Services run all next week with Sunday School at 10:00 and sermons at 11:00 and 7:30. A candle light service is noted for 6:30.
Rev. A. P. MacDonald presides with services at ten o'clock and a seven o'clock evening service. Sunday School begins at 11:15 led by Miss Laura Thompson. New attendees joined last Sunday and members praise the recent meetings by Revs. Hommes and Van Ryn.
The Township Board of Hatton Township Clare County Michigan invites sealed bids for the purchase of the District No 4 schoolhouse building located at the southeast corner of the southwest quarter section 12 township 18 north range 4 west. Bids must include a $10 deposit and the board reserves the right to reject all bids.
University of Illinois researcher J. H. Brock analyzed 4 920 cows and found daily returns above feed costs ranged from 7 cents to 58 cents per cow. The top group averaged 496.1 pounds of fat yearly and $213 in excess returns. the bottom group averaged 121.4 pounds and $26.07 in excess returns. A middle group averaged 207.0 pounds and $119.18 over costs.
Too Late for Last Week notes Yords living in Williams house while employed by VanBuakir moving to his farm in southwestern Greenwood. Mr Clarik and grandson Dale Meade visited Owosso to see daughter and mother Mabel Davis at Flint Ira. Shimmell buzzed wood recently. Some neighbors attended Lawton Jesse sale Tuesday.
Randall Gorden Ripenburg spends the week at Comins hunting deer with his aunt Mrs. Henry Horning. The community learned last week that Herbert Schroeder's mother had passed away. Jim Fish and family visited Frees and Ripenburg households in Clare and gossiped about five weeks till Christmas with friends and relatives sharing news across the week.
COLONVILLE notes revival services moved from November 25 to December 2. Local social visits include Mrs. Bodkins, Mrs. Leichti, and Beulah Bodkins with Leona Leichti in Mt Pleasant. Mr. Clute’s chores are now done by Edd Heirholzer as Long Lake’s replacement.
Mrs Theodore Merrihew spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Church John Shafer and daughter Dorothy of Saginaw visited Mr and Mrs Floyd Tubbs Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Henry Russell and Mr and Mrs Floyd Tubbs spent Sunday at the home of their mother Mrs M Tubbs Elsie McJames is working at Mr and Mrs Stewart Bicknells at Clare Mr and Mrs Rennie Bolle are new arrival parents Mr and Mrs Sydney Carey made a Mt Pleasant business trip Mrs W J Blie of Flint spends a few days at the Jourtain home Nick Seibts is recovering from an operation Many local boys motored to Pontiac Sunday evening hoping to find work
Mrs Wade Cradit and children visited aunt Mrs Clair Coulter on Sunday. Wm Henderson and family were guests at Startman Green Home. Mrs George Langworthy took daughter Rosalie to Ann Arbor for treatment. Ladies Aid met at the parsonage, sewed four comforters, and will meet December 2 for Thanksgiving. Friends welcomed Forest Garver to his new home Friday evening. Miss Bertha Babcock and pupils plan a Thanksgiving Eve program for November 28 with 10 cent admission. Sympathy extended to the families of Lewis Ott and Hilbourne of West Branch.
The Friday event at Andersonville drew many attendees and was described as a wonderful time by all. Theo Merrihew traveled to Chicago this week and was accompanied to Grand Rapids by Mrs. Merrihew.
Rih ew and her father Mr Church Mrs Sidney Carey s on sick list Blaine and Junior Parsell Carl Blaxwell owner of a Chrysler Miss Marjorie Lansing of Saginaw spent weekend with parents Many from this community went deer hunting We hope they have success Mr and Mrs Clair Dyer and S800 Junior motored to Saginaw Sunday Fred Lamphere brought his daughter Betty to Frank Lamphere s where life will make her home for the present Lee Russell and Manley Smith returned home Sunday unsuccessfully seeking work Visitors at Eugene Jourdain s home included Mr and Mrs Ben Allen and Mr and Mrs Paul Nell Mrs Jourdain s father Mr Cooper will make his home with them for the present Mrs Manley from Detroit visited Bid Carpenter one day last week Rev Lash returned from Detroit planning to work on the railroad Mrs Floyd Tubbs attended night school at Clare Wednesday We hope Nick Sellers will recover from his operation Adélaide Lansing visited Friday night and Saturday with Marion Lamphere Mrs and Mrs John Presley and Clyde Allen and many others from Here attended the Armistice program Sunday at Clare Wardisy eayunctsts slades Hen s Thalt Acre a fictitious term for high prices Geographic board lists Uell s Half Acre on the Niagara River in New York state Chere also in bad lands of South Dakota Jackson s Market sells lard at 14e a pound Freshman all electric radio complete 112.76 at Anderson s
A great teacher receives a complimentary Aixperience program and an electric radio package including tubes and a speaker priced at $112.76. The note mentions Moltes Register Freshman and a noncomplaining attitude with helig underpath.
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