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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1932
Page
4
Train schedules list Central Standard Time arrivals for South No. 620 North No. 61 Pere Marquette and East West routes with morning and afternoon timings. A daily bus schedule shows departures to Midland Reed City Clare and Saginaw with Sunday and weekday variations. Local items note social visits, installations, birthdays, travel, and a minor bicycle accident involving Leon Gamble Jr.
The article describes a new hat trend featuring forehead coverage and hair protection at the back. The pictured Agnes model in frappe velvet illustrates the fashionable design and fit.
The St. Cecilia ladies plan a bake sale Saturday at Morgan groceries. Local notices recap visits, funerals, moves, and family events across Clare including the Lan sing, Sprague, Veiogiei, and Doherty families. Community clubs meet, tours and social happenings fill parts of the week.
In a cautious editorial note the Cincinnati Enquirer suggests patriotism should be shown by actions, not constant boasting, arguing true devotion lies in deeds rather than self promotion.
A remote locale notes three homicide cases across six decades, reflecting a marked low overall murder rate and a reputation for keeping cool despite the chilling incidents. The article references local history and police records.
Rev. Stanley Morrison presides at St. Cecilia's with Sunday School at 10:00 AM. In Vernon, Mt. Vernon Grange hall hosts Sunday School at 10:30 AM for all. Seventh Day Adventist Cosgrove Home at 205 E. 7th St. runs a Sabbath School at 1:20 PM with visitors welcome.
Rev C Binhammer of St Louis to speak for pastor absence. German service at 9 45 am English at 10 45 am reorganized. Sunday School at ILO hall with Bilder Burt of Beaverton preaching at 8 pm. Gilmore Church of Christ Glen Hall minister Bible School 10 am preaching 11 am and 8 pm. Thursday Bible study at 8 30 pm.
Sunday School starts at 10 30 with Reverend Benjamin R Davis preaching at 7 46 on The Inner Circle. Thursday prayer meeting at 8 00 emphasizes prayer as life’s deepest need.
The Church of God at corner of 6th and Maple Street with Pastor F Ss Elliott shifts evening services starting this Sunday. Sunday School remains at 10:00 a.m. Preaching at 11:00 a.m. Young People service at 6:30 p.m. Preaching at 7:30 p.m. Midweek prayer will be Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
Morning worship at 10:00 a m with the subject A Striking Exhibit of Divine Grace Sunday School at 11 15 Miss Laura Thompson is Superintendent Everyone is welcome Afternoon service at Rosebush at 3 00 p m Evening service at 7 30 Beginning studies in the Book of Revelation Bring your Bibles to see the unfolding of things that must shortly come to pass and an open book to every Christian
The official board announces a new financial approach due to cash shortfalls. After next Sunday, collection plates will not be passed in worship. Members are urged to place offerings in the vestibule as they enter.
The church outlines a volunteer pledge system with envelopes for records and a 10 16 a m sermon titled Jesus Sits beside the Treasury. Sunday school promotion at 11 30 a m assigns new teachers, plus an Achievement Day. Epworth League youth topics on alcohol start next Sunday 6 30 p m and run through October. Cottage prayer Thursday 7 30. Ladies Aid Friday lunch. Afternoon service to start new time 1 00 p m church 2 00 p m preaching.
German police dog saved Madame Magda Lupescu when Colonel Taranu and four Romanian officers secretly entered her Bucharest villa to kill her. Lupescu wounded in the arm, chambermaid shot in the abdomen. Taranu arrested. motive linked to his transfer from Paris. First Easter attempt previously failed.
Official reports show fourteen streets and seven squares named for George Washington across fourteen countries since the bicentennial began. Cities from Sofia to Warsaw, Rome to Prague, and Guatemala City to Berlin have dedicated avenues and plazas, adding to earlier honors before Thanksgiving.
Reginald Weber notes 1778 to 1883 book collector era and reports Michigan fire losses last year exceeded twelve million dollars with 230 lives lost.
A reader asks how the term hot dogs arose from carving toasting dogs used to hold meat before fire. Nature Magazine notes female caribou resemble reindeer and both sexes grow horns, with females’ horns notably slender.
The term sesquicentennial derives from Latin roots sesqui meaning one and a half and centennial from centum meaning one hundred, forming a stated origin for the hundred and fifty year anniversary term.
The Washington Star quotes Tunkins praising a woman as one of the smartest financiers he knows noting she can manage a two dollar bill to buy dinner for the whole family.
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