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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1927
Page
4
Farmers urged to sell to Jas. Stanley Farwell as Tam offers top market price for potatoes. Also notes a birthday supper for Rebekahs on Tuesday November 29 with a cake baked by Sister Agnes Casner of N. Y. and invites all to join.
Train schedules list Pere Marquette west and east departures for Harrison and Ann Arbor routes. Local society notes include visits, illness, Thanksgiving gatherings, church events, club sales, and a traffic accident due to fog with injuries and a broken horse.
Reports from grades one to six summarize activities from Thanksgiving preparations to art projects and arithmetic. Highlights include a first and second grade mothers’ afternoon with student performances, a third grade Thanksgiving border, a fourth grade cost of a Thanksgiving dinner, and a sixth grade focus on reasoning and mountain imagery. Freshman civics party benefiting Red Cross featured prizes and speeches, with plans for a one act play. Neighbors celebrated Mrs. Nora Smith’s 26th birthday with music and a pot luck supper.
A deal completed through Callihan Real Estate Agency transfers a Vernon farm from Mr and Mrs Frank McDonald to Mr and Mrs Herman Heiden of Dundee Michigan. The McDonalds will move to the Dundee farm after the spring school term ends and Mrs McDonald finishes teaching near Rosebush.
300th West Sheridan reports Sunday and Thursday visits by families and relatives. Harvey and Mrs Armentrout and Mrs Allen with daughter joined the Teale home. Wilford Breese of Pontiac and Glen Blystone of Brand called on S Severgon family. Other visits include Eberhardt and children at Will Lansing home and Ruth Teale at Mr Pleasant.
Catholic mass at 10:00 A M. Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School each Saturday at 1:30. St Johns Lutheran Church conducts a German service at 9:30 and an English service at 10:30. Free Methodist led by Daniels Skanes offers Sunday School at 1:00 and preaching at 2:30. All welcome.
Morning worship at 10 15 with special music. Sunday School at 11 15 led by Mrs James Rogers Superintendent. Local church notice outlines service times and Sunday school leadership.
The program lists talks including I will Cover His Face and The Fellow you can't Kill in the morning session on November 27, with evening readings Mirrored Truth or Reflected Light on the Cosmos and The fellow who did not Get Through Or sent to Hell by the Good on December 4.
Pastor W. S. Teeter leads the Church of God inviting all to attend Sunday School at 10:00, preaching at 11:00, and Sunday evening service at 7:00 in a welcoming gathering.
Rev. A P MacDonald leads morning worship at 10 Bible school starts 11 15 and lasts one hour new faces appear weekly in classes Clair Foss leads the primary class Miss Laura Thompson oversees Sunday school evening evangelistic service at seven church invites all to attend
Twenty two members and one guest attended at Mrs. John White’s home. New members elected were Mrs Vernel Reeder and Mrs B A Wilkinson. The program featured a Detroit Free Press review, song selections, a book review on Fruit of the Family Tree, and a discussion on eugenics.
The Good Literature Club met at Mrs. Leo Hampton’s home on Tuesday evening November 15 with Mrs. Eileen Bogan presiding. Miss Catherine Crowell led the program and Mrs. Norris Hiden was named critic.
George Wilson reports thieves entered his chicken coop for the second time this fall. The loss of fowls hurts the community as residents work honestly to raise them, and stealing chickens undermines trust among neighbors and friends.
We express sincere thanks for kindness and sympathy shown after the death of our mother and grandmother Mrs Bender. Gratitude to Rev Rietuhart for comforting words, to the singers and to those who sent floral offerings.
Universal Bible Sunday observed at Rosebush with sermon The Romance of The Book. Services list Wise Center Rosebush times and 8:30 10:00 7:00. Several local notices cover banquets visits and hospital stays among community members. Radio supplies advertised at Anderson's ad venues.
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