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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1930
Page
3
The notice lists subscription rates by destination and pricing for advertisings and notices. It notes weekly Friday issues, post office entry as second class, and rates for cards of thanks poetry and public notices. It invites probate notices to be published by The Sentinel, with local liners and reading notices priced per line.
Dr Charles A Fisher discusses the Ex tension Division at Michigan University. Four girls win toothbrush prizes for two weeks of quiet in class. A new spelling chart awards red dots for A grades and gold stars for four red dots. Several students earn stars this month and Ruth Archbold joins the grade from Ossian nd. Thanksgiving booklets feature free hand Pil grim life cuttings.
Kathleen Bogan celebrated a birthday on November 20 in the afternoon with seven cakes and a visit from Mrs. Bogan. Leona Pringle from Saginaw joined the class on Thursday. The class worked on Thanksgiving themed art and studied Pilgrim history. An arithmetic chart slipped last week but efforts aim to improve this week.
A lengthy list of student names and guardians appears, including many family surnames such as Cappaert Clute Holick Holbrook Huntley McAlister Phimsey Schofield Stottlemyer Topps Butters Vorce and many others across grades and classes. The fragment also notes a bread tie and a bakery ad line at the end.
A Battlecreek physician cites constipation as a major misery and promotes Rexall Orderlie tablets as a quick relief. The ad says the tablet draws water into the colon to soften waste, producing a gentle natural movement. Pack of 24 costs 26 cents at BH. A. Anderson's Routte Drug Store.
The bulletin lists St Cecelia’s Rev. Stanley Morrison with Mass at 10:00 A M and St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Rev C Binhammer with German service at 9:46 and English service at 10:45 followed by Sunday School at 11:45.
Rev. G A Perrigo of Alma will speak at 10 15. A duet will perform and Sunday School follows at 11 30. Reorganized Church of Jésus Christ of Latter Day Salute Services occur Sundays at the IL O Go F Hall with Sunday School at 10 and Community service at 11.
Sabbath School at Odd Fellows Hall Saturday at 2 00 P M with preaching at 3 00 P M All are invited No service Sunday evening in the hall or at the church.
Sunday services mark the eightieth year with 10 15 sermon by pastor and 11 15 Bible School led by Miss Laura Thompson superintendent. Everyone welcome. Evening preaching at 6 80 blue 7 30. Wednesday prayer and fellowship at 7 45.
W. W. Hurd, pastor, outlines national conditions topic for Epworth League gathering at 6 30 PM with a special program and music. Attendance was 142 last Sunday. No Aid Society this week. Auxiliary meets December 3 with Mrs Fisher on East Sixth Street. Herrick Methodist Church also notes November 20 with Mrs Hurd as speaker on the season. Herrick Helping Hand Society to meet December 4 for a noon dinner with Mrs Frank Lamphere.
Rev A L Davis pastor invites all to Sunday School at 10 00 a m and worship at 11 00 a m The sermon What Would Jesus Do guides the day Evening services start at 7 30 p m Prayer and praise at 7 30 p m Wednesdays and a Thursday Sewing Circle invite participation in the church community
The text discusses the inaccuracy of ancient measurement systems. It notes Roman weights were true to about one part in fifty and Egyptian length accuracy to about one part in 350. It suggests primitive origins for the yard, likely based on waist circumference, with natural variability.
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