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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1925
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions trains, locations Ann Arbor Farwell North Gong and a dated schedule with Sunday references suggesting a transit update.
The Church of God announces Sunday activities with Henry Nirs as pastor. Morning and afternoon services at 2:30 pm and 4:80 pm, evening service at 7:00 pm. Home prayer meetings hosted weekly and everyone is welcome.
Sunday service schedule includes morning worship and Sunday School with a 7:00 evening service. Community updates mention measles cases, visits by several residents, and local church activities. Attending events and church announcements are interwoven with notices of travel and social visits across Farwell.
Fourteen women and two men from Mt Pleasant attended the WwW R C meeting and pot luck dinner Wednesday with Inspector Ida Quackenbush present. Visitors included Mrs Johnson formerly of Farwell. Mr and Mrs J L Littlefield entertained guests for Mrs E F Littlefield's birthday.
Southeast Sheridan circles note measles outbreaks at the school and several families, including Clifford Randle, Edd Welch, Harl Bergey, and others, tallying mumps cases and varied hospital or home visits. Multiple relatives travel from Detroit and Midland to attend family matters, with Mrs Hold Welch and Della Randle's kinship mentioned.
Pastor W. S. Teeter holds Sunday School at 10 00 and preaching at 11 00 with all welcome. Local residents report visits dinners and travels including Mr and Mrs Harle Shook Mr and Mrs Raymond Scott and families. Gleaners held a meeting to elect officers and community events include a box social and a pot luck supper.
Two shades of brown flannel brightened by small brass buttons create an unusually clever dress for a small lady. A short jabot finish on the skirt and a two colored leather belt, plus a watch-fob pocket, crown this ensemble with a smart, attractive look.
Thoughtless neglect of a child’s cough can worsen into illness. A few doses of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound at the onset of a cold bring speedy relief. Also effective for older persons. Demand Foley’s Honey and Tar, sold by B H A Anderson. Ad.
Henry Ward Beecher warns against harsh judgment of others while urging individuals to preserve tenderness in their own feelings and conduct. The remark reflects moral restraint and a call for balanced judgment in social discourse.
Franz C. Kuhn of Michigan Bell announces a 1926 program to invest about 23 000 000 in state telephone plant with totals rising toward 1930. The plan includes 2 400 000 in toll and long distance growth, 7 100 000 for local lines, and a yearly expansion of two billion conductor feet of cable plus new central office equipment and pay stations across Michigan.
A fashion note describes three hats for middle aged women with dignified style. The top hat uses deep blue velvet with flat cascades of two toned ribbon, the middle hat blends velvet and satin in wine tones with pearl ornaments, and a golden pheasant combined with brown velours designs finishes the group.
Under the United States Mexico treaty the old river bed remains the boundary. About 13 000 acres of American land south of the Rio Grande have been cut off and the river runs roughly 20 miles within the United States. Three bridges lie on what is called San Hiitario island Moor bridge Fabens bridge and Totnlie bridge.
A brief items column notes a new Vietrola model arriving at Anderson's store, highlighting its publicity and availability for customers.
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