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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1934
Page
4
Railroad schedules list times for Ann Arbor and Marquette routes. A stream of social items notes church meetings, Thanksgiving visits, court naturalization, and a barn fire near Bertha Tuake. Other items mention asides on a deputy hunt and community gatherings at local churches and clubs.
The Chicago divorce judge Joseph Sabath contends that the worst wife is the beautiful but dumb woman. He notes some men prefer a bossy, less intelligent spouse, while others seek shared tastes and companionship. He acknowledges exceptions and that outcomes depend on a man’s desires in marriage.
Ed Wynn’s Question Box humor column answers reader queries on ailments and daily woes with light satire. The item includes multiple Q and A bits about water on the brain, housing meals, job dismissal, clothing fit, and a nursery name pun.
The remark questions the usefulness of a four year college education for today’s youth. The quote contrasts work readiness with broader life preparation, reflecting student and worker attitudes toward higher education in the era.
Brief opinion column note invites readers to submit comments on daily questions. Space limited to five hundred words. Writers must sign their names and addresses to each article. Personal data kept out of public view.
Mrs Venona E H Toman writes from Los Angeles to thank Clare and Vernon Township residents for preventing oil wells from being placed on Vernon cemetery grounds. She recalls ancestral military service and pioneer history dating back to 1630 1812 and the Civil War and asks readers to honor those graves. Signed by multiple relatives across Michigan Washington and California.
Sunday School times listed for Mt. Vernon area churches including Mt Vernon Grange hall 10 30. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 10 30 at 16.0 F hall. Brown Corners U B Church 10 30 Sunday School 8 00 preaching. Maple Grove U B Church 1 30 Sunday School 2730 church services. St John s Evangelical Lutheran Rev C Binhammer German 9 45 English 10 45 with Sunday school during period. Young People meeting Wednesday 8 00.
Sabbath school at 1 30 o clock at Cosgrove Home 205 East 7th Street with lesson on Unfailing Love and memory verse from First Corinthians 13 8.
Sunday includes 10:00 Sunday School on The Christian as Witness and 11:00 preaching. 6:30 Young Peoples service led by Miss Wilma Cleveland. Topics include courtesy leadership and personality. 7:30 Evangelistic preaching followed by 7:30 Wednesday midweek prayer. 8:00 Saturday Young Peoples business meeting at Archie Cleveland's home. All members urged to attend.
Elder M. R. Hendrich presides with preaching at 11:30. Sunday school at 10:30. Children's service at parsonage 11:30. Cottage prayer and chapter study weekly Wednesday 8:00. Elm Grove Sunday school at 1 00 a.m. Services continue all next week at 10:30 led by A. D. Hampton, superintendent. Preaching by Rev. Hendrich thereafter.
The Congregational Church hosts services next Sunday with worship at 11:30 a.m. and a church school session led by Superintendent W. E. B. Tichenor. The pastor Rev Albert Dawe emphasizes divine and human elements in God and urges members to attend and welcome visitors.
Rev George P Stanford leads morning worship on The Ministry of Comfort with 11 30 am church school and 6 30 pm Epworth League on youth issues. Universal Bible Sunday next week invites Bible loans. Afternoon worship at 2 30 pm titled The Healing Virtue. Community night at 8 pm with Farwell Epworth League music. Ladies Aid meeting December 6 at Mrs Smart's home.
Morning worship at 10 00 with the message Steadfastness and a Sunday School at 11 15 led by Arthur Brown Sept. Afternoon Young Peoples meeting at 3 00 and Sunday evening 7 30 with The Lord Jesus Christ in the Old Testament. B M Nottage preaches on Wednesday. Saturday boys and girls meet with a gift for all attendees. Dover Tabernacle and Earl Gilmore supervise.
The Elm Grove extension group held its third meeting November 20 at the Grange hall with Mrs. Mary Fanecon presiding. Leaders Mrs. Florence Russell and Mrs. Grace Williams presented The Homemakers Clock and weekly menu planning. A pot luck lunch followed. The Brush College group met November 21 with Mrs. Hazel Milkie presiding for an all day session. Secretary and treasurer reports were read.
Project leaders Dorothy Rockey and Agnes Davis led a lesson on The Homemakers Clock. Roll call brought eight members plus one new member for a total of 11.
The article notes England has a school leaving age of fourteen, while Scotland Germany Romania Portugal and part of Switzerland have fifteen. Latvia, one of Europe’s smallest states, sets the age at sixteen.
The average distance from the sun to Earth is about 93 million miles. This astronomical fact reflects a stable orbital radius used in historical and modern calculations of solar position and planetary orbits.
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