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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1929
Page
3
Numerous small ads offer livestock including ewes lambs rams and a Jersey cow. also farm equipment and real estate. Listings name J Bicknell Fred Kren A Mitchell Fred Coe Miss Rose Walter E McMillen J Alger J Greenman and D Crouse with locations Clare Farwell Pratt's Corners and surrounding areas. Prices shown in some items. </s>
A finder has located a lost envelope containing kodak film and is asked to return it to the Sentinel office for reclamation.
Various rental notices appear including a house for rent or sale by D. E. Mater with a contact number, a garage space at Holbrook, a front office space over a store by I. A. Anderson, and a large light room with two beds at 210 B 8th Street with phone 271.
Want ads seek position in office clerking or medical assistant noting Mrs Kittie Mitchell Clare R 3. Wanted contract carpenter or masonry work contact John Brandt Box 281 Widhand. Several second hand barn frames or old buildings with lumber contact Sentinel Clare. Exchange Detroit property five rooms bath corner lot north of Clare for stock inquire Sentinel. Market for potatoes. W C Puller Farwell seeks growers for prices per bushel.
Fragmentary lines indicate the Farmers' Produce Co. stops into the farmers' market or home supply chain. Hay and related goods appear as part of the disrupted trade, with unresolved specifics in the OCR snippet.
Catholic St. Cecelia’s church lists Mass at 10:00 with Rev. Stanley Morrison as pastor. St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran notes German services at 9:30 and English services at 10:7? with W. W. Westendorf as pastor.
Sabbath School meets every Saturday at 9 30 morning at 205 East 7th Street. Everyone welcome.
The service at 10 15 a m includes a sermon by Pastor H B Johnson with special music. Sunday School begins at 11 15 a m with E R Zemmer as superintendent.
Pastor M. McCrea invites all at the corner church for Sunday services at 10 04 AM. Young People's meeting at 6 30 PM. Preaching at 11 00 AM. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 00 PM. Loomis Sunday School at 2 00 PM. Bible Unity hall Loomis service at 3 00 PM. All are invited.
Morning worship at ten o'clock with Rev. EB Roloff delivering the message. Sunday School at 11:15 led by Supt. Laura Thompson. Evening service at 7:30 with Rev Roloff as speaker. Revival effort ends with meaningful and instructive messages and growing interest in spiritual betterment.
W. W. Hurd announces Protestant Purgatory evening message and a sermon on Can a Rich Man go to Heaven. Rally Day events move to October 18, with an all day program and youth night. Aid Society meets Friday afternoon to finish church work. District Conference notices appear. Herrick Methodist plans ten o clock service next Sunday. Also an insecticide advertisement for Fly-Tox claims moth and insect control with safe guaranteed formula.
An advertisement offers to pay four dollars per cow head or eight dollars delivered at All-American Fur Park in Leota Michigan. Respond with a postal card describing your location to the All-American Fur Farm in Leota and they will visit. no dead stock acceptance.
An emerald as large as an orange astonished Spanish explorers in India village during their 16th century Colombian expedition. The account highlights the gem as a remarkable find among the treasures reported by the adventurers.
The earliest attempt by Thomas Davenport in 1835 marked electric railways, but after many experiments the first fully substantial electric railway was completed in 1879.
The text notes the Union Jack of the United States with 48 white stars in six rows on blue, used at anchor from the jackstaff, and mentions flags flown at half mast on certain occasions. It contains garbled phrasing and disrupted sentences with unclear context.
Missive itemization of visits and calls from Vernon Hill residents and neighbors across nearby towns. The column lists engagements among families including Bolen, Vorce, Irwin, Stirling, Ackerman, and Beal, with travel to Mt. Pleasant and Saginaw, plus a piano recital by Fern Cradit in Clare.
John Tiedeman remains in critical condition. Mr and Mrs E Schofield and daughters Genevieve and Hileen travel to Mt Pleasant Saturday. Louise Davison visits grandparents L and Mrs Finch while parents in Flint. Marie McGoogan visits mother in Detroit Friday. Harry Baker visits Lay-Root home Sunday. Fred Yoder spends Sunday with John Halstead family. W Schofield and family visit brother Jas Stanley and family in Farwell.
North Arthur Will Kafiarr and family and Irené Gordon attended church in Clare Sunday night. Will Sersaw and family have returned home from their vacation. Mr and Mrs Derusha and friends of Shepherd visited the Cornwell farm Sunday. Raymond Gordon has been absent from school with an abscess on his hand. Nate Bicknell and wives of Saginaw were mentioned in social notes.
Mrs Prank Barton and Mrs Chas Merrill with daughter visited Farwell on Wednesday. Their nephew Willie Hans joined them for an extended visit. Glenn Bay reports a good job in Kansas. Visits to Mrs Fred Allen and others highlight community ties as harvesting ends and rain is awaited. The Michigan eldership of the Church of God will meet at Colonville October 18. Sunday School attendees urged to help elect officers.
ECM GROVE Hrnec Warner, youngest son of Henry Warner, was injured when cranking his father’s car and breaking his wrist. He was taken to the hospital for treatment.
Mrs B Martin of Sag inaw Michigan extols Konjola claiming it cured indigestion kidney trouble backache and nerve weakness after three to six bottles. She urges others to try the tonic and notes availability at Ti A Anderson's drug store in Clare and other towns in the region.
Dr Clute assists medical aid while Donna Bradley visits with her parents in Warren. C L Yerty and S J Brooks led Divine Healing services drawing large crowds, two souls saved and many healed. Visitors came from Detroit to seek prayer and healing.
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